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Satechi unveils Aluminum Type-C Clamp Hub Pro for 2017 iMac Pro
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 8:58pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Today is a huge day for Apple, as its much-anticipated iMac Pro finally goes on sale. While it isn’t a revolutionary product, the computer should placate vocal Mac users that have been clamoring for more power. If you do decide to spend $5,000 or more on the iMac Pro (yes, that really is the starting price) you may not mind spending additional money on accessories for it. Today, Satechi unveils a new product designed for the iMac Pro, but also the standard iMac models too. Called “Aluminum Type-C Clamp Hub,” it attaches to the computer and delivers front-facing USB ports… [Continue Reading] -
Sphero BB-8: The app-enabled Star Wars droid you're looking for [Review]
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 8:17pm CET par Wayne Williams
Star Wars fever is once again high as The Last Jedi arrives in cinemas around the world. Sphero offers a range of Star Wars droids -- R2-D2, R2-Q5, BB-8 and BB-9E -- which you can control via an app, and which also interact with one another. The BB-8 model I’ve been testing for a few weeks now is a perfect scaled down version of the orange and white droid first introduced in The Force Awakens. Like most of Sphero’s robots, it’s a gyroscopic ball that rolls around, but with a dome on top that moves independently. SEE ALSO: Sphero SPRK+:… [Continue Reading] -
Get paid $5 just for trying Apple Pay!
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 7:30pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Apple Pay is amazing. I use it regularly wherever it is accepted. Two stores where it is particularly good are Walgreens and Kohl’s. These two retailers offer loyalty reward cards that can be linked to Apple Pay for added convenience. When you pay with your iPhone, the reward card is entered automatically -- no need to swipe a second card. It’s a small thing, but it really is delightful. Today, Apple announces a promotion that makes using Apple Pay a no-brainer. You see, the iPhone-maker will pay you $5 just for trying it! The deal starts today and ends on… [Continue Reading] -
TVAddons: Streaming through Kodi addons protects you from malware and cryptocurrency miners
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 6:30pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Kodi has been the subject of controversy for some time, and addon repository TVAddons has, in particular, been criticized from many quarters. Having recently announced that it will no longer proactively check for pirated content, TVAddons is suggesting that there's a very good reason to use Kodi addons to stream online content -- security. The site says that one of the reasons Kodi is so hated by the industry is that addons give users the chance to avoid advertisements and "all forms of monetization." TVAddons says that Kodi addons not only enable people to avoid ads, but also potentially dangerous malware… [Continue Reading] -
Windows 10 gets native OpenSSH client and server
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 4:07pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
It's quite interesting to see just how far Microsoft has come since Satya Nadella became CEO. The company has gotten out of its comfort zone and made its products more appealing to a wider range of customers, embracing rival platforms and the open-source community. Having Visual Studio on Macs and tons of apps on Android and iOS is something that would have been unheard of only a few years ago. The same goes for offering a subsystem for Linux or OpenSSH support on Windows 10. That last bit may not excite everyone, but it is especially useful for those who want to… [Continue Reading] -
The value of personal data to companies and cyber criminals
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 3:53pm CET par Ian Barker
Businesses rely more and more on data, but a new study shows up significant differences in the value that is placed on confidential data around the world and in different industries. The research from cyber security firm Trustwave involved more than 500 IT decision makers in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Japan, examining attitudes towards the value of confidential data. It finds that US professionals value their personally identifiable information (PII) data more than twice as much as their UK counterparts. The average per capita value (PCV) of PII in the US is $1,820 versus $843 in the… [Continue Reading] -
GlassWire 2.0 unveils major redesign, adds more network monitoring and protection tools
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 3:52pm CET par Nick Peers
SecureMix LLC has released GlassWire 2.0.78, a major update of its security network monitoring and Windows Firewall control tool. The app, which comes in free and paid-for versions, unveils new features including support for firewall profiles and access to VirusTotal for scanning network-related files. It also unveils a major new redesign and provides users with more granular control over key aspects of the program. GlassWire can work on two levels: if you already have a third-party firewall installed, such as Norton or ZoneAlarm, then it functions as a basic network security monitor. If you’re relying on the built-in Windows Firewall,… [Continue Reading] -
Over 90 percent of security pros worry about cyber criminals using AI
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 3:10pm CET par Ian Barker
While machine learning and artificial intelligence are becoming key to cyber security, a new survey shows that a majority of security professionals worry that the technology could be used against them. The study by cyber security company Webroot reveals that 91 percent are concerned about hackers using AI against companies in cyber attacks. Among other findings is that the US is an early adopter of AI for cyber security, with 87 percent of US professionals reporting their organizations are currently using AI as part of their security strategy. Three quarters of cyber security professionals in the US believe that, within… [Continue Reading] -
The case against Net Neutrality: An IT pro's perspective
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 1:20pm CET par Derrick Wlodarz
As the vote to determine the fate of Net Neutrality regulations looms in the FCC, I've been taking a harder look at where I stand on the issue. Personally, I've got vested interests as a consumer that relies on many net-connected services in my daily life. And professionally, I own an IT business that lives and dies by the availability of countless net-centric ecosystems. But every angle from which I examine the issue upon, I keep coming back to a common conclusion: Net Neutrality just isn't needed. Before you slam your keyboard and roll me in as some blind Trump… [Continue Reading] -
FileCloud launches GDPR support for private clouds
Publié: décembre 14, 2017, 1:15pm CET par Ian Barker
With GDPR coming into effect in may 2018, the complex requirements of the legislation may leave many companies struggling to comply. Enterprise file service platform FileCloud is adding new features to its platform to deliver compliance support for organizations using private cloud enterprise file sharing. The FileCloud platform provides a set of easy-to-use features that help enterprise organizations to adhere to the wide impact of GDPR. These include complete EU data-residency and support of GDPR compliance across both private and public cloud deployments. In addition, FileCloud is introducing the ability to manage multiple policies across users, including GDPR, which means… [Continue Reading]