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  Ransomware happens -- get over it and be prepared

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 8:35pm CET par Rami Sass

  In its recent State of the Channel Ransomware Report, data protection firm Datto found that SMBs ponied up some $301 million to digital hostage takers over the course of the past year. According to the survey that claims to have spoken to some 1,700 MSPs, representing over 100,000 clients, 21 percent stated that their clients suffered six or more attacks last year. Simply put, roughly one in five organizations were victims of ransomware. However more disturbing was that 99 percent of MSPs told researchers that they expect to see the rise in ransomware attacks continue to grow over the next… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 4 Build 17083 with Timeline improvements and privacy enhancements

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 8:15pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Windows Insiders have got used to Fast ring releases arriving at a slower pace lately, but it looks as if Microsoft might be stepping on the gas once more, as Build 17083 arrives a mere fortnight after 17074. The latest build comes with lots of new features and improvements, including the additional privacy options announced earlier. Among the big new changes in this build are improvements to the Timeline feature rolled out in Build 17063, a month ago. You can now delete all activities from a given hour or day directly from the context menu, and a new settings option… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft announces additional improvements to Windows 10 privacy

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 6:47pm CET par Wayne Williams

  When Microsoft first launched Windows 10 back in 2015, one of the big complaints people had about the new operating system was that it spied on users. Really spied on them. Following the inevitable backlash, the software giant has reigned in this snooping with each new feature update, and the next big release -- codenamed Redstone 4 -- will take things further when it arrives in a few months' time. In a new blog post, Marisa Rogers, WDG Privacy Officer, explains how Microsoft will be introducing new tools to inform and empower users about their privacy options. Windows Insiders will… [Continue Reading]
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  Lack of soft skills holds IT staff back from leadership roles

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 5:32pm CET par Ian Barker

  The importance of interpersonal skills has increased in recent years according to a new report, but companies aren't training their technology teams in these abilities. The study from business and technology consultancy West Monroe Partners looks at soft skills, including communication, collaboration, conflict resolution, and leadership in relation to technology and IT hiring decisions West Monroe surveyed 1,250 individuals made up of 600 HR and recruiting professionals, and 650 full-time employees who regularly work with their company's technology teams. Findings include that 98 percent of HR leaders say soft skills are important in landing a technology position -- so important… [Continue Reading]
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  iOS 11.3 lets iPhone users disable performance throttling

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 4:59pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Apple has damaged its reputation by secretly throttling the performance of aging iPhones. The smartphone maker says that it took this course to prevent a drop in battery life, though many folks believe that the reason was to get customers to switch to a newer model. Still, CEO Tim Cook promised that iPhone users would soon be able to opt out. And, today, the iPhone maker officially reveals that this feature will be introduced in iOS 11.3. This version of the mobile operating system is currently in preview and it will be rolled out "this spring." Apple says that iOS… [Continue Reading]
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  UK organizations urged to get ready for tougher data protection laws

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 3:52pm CET par Ian Barker

  New research released today by the UK government shows that fewer than half of all businesses and charities are aware of new data protection laws with just four months to go before they come into force. Knowledge varies by industry, businesses in the finance and insurance sectors have the highest awareness of the changes to be brought in through the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is to be implemented in UK law via the Data Protection Bill in May 2018. Businesses in the construction industry have the lowest awareness, with only one in four aware of the coming… [Continue Reading]
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  Official app stores targeted by malicious Bitcoin apps

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 3:14pm CET par Ian Barker

  With increasing interest in cryptocurrency it's inevitable that cyber criminals will see the potential to make money from investors and users. Threat management company RiskIQ has found that hackers are targeting the Apple, Google Play, SameAPK, APKPlz and other app store users with malicious cryptocurrency apps aiming to steal money and personal data. In analysis of 18,408 apps across 20 app stores, the firm's researchers uncovered over 600 blacklisted Bitcoin-themed apps in total. Monitoring for 10 of the popular Bitcoin exchanges in the app title, RiskIQ found 661 apps to be blacklisted by official cyber security vendors but still available… [Continue Reading]
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  Organizations blame their own staff for cloud security incidents

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 1:49pm CET par Ian Barker

  When systems are in the cloud, 45 percent of organizations perceive their own employees to be the biggest security risk, according to a new report. According to user behavior specialist Netwrix, even though the majority of attacks they experienced over the year were external, organizations blame their own IT staff (39 percent) and business users (33 percent) as much as or more than their cloud providers (33 percent). The report shows the most common cloud security concerns are the risk of unauthorized access (69 percent), the risk of malware infiltration (50 percent) and companies’ inability to monitor the activity of… [Continue Reading]
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  Tablet Hotels 2.0 is our new go-to app for booking a hotel

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 1:00pm CET par Chris Wiles

  There are so many options out there for finding and booking a discounted hotel. Indeed, there are websites which will attempt to collate various booking options to pull together the best deals in a single location. Although it’s great to obtain a discount from your hotel (and let’s face it here, if you call the hotel direct, you’ll often be able to negotiate your own deal), we want a website which pulls together feedback from people who have stayed in the hotel, take this feedback seriously, providing a good deal on the back of this. Tablet Hotels has recently become… [Continue Reading]
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  How moving inventory to the cloud can streamline your business [Q&A ]

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 11:23am CET par Ian Barker

  A major trend we've been seeing in inventory management (and business, in general) is for companies to move from a desktop solution to a cloud solution. This has profound implications for the nature of how businesses manage their inventory, and we thought it would be interesting to get the low down on this trend from an industry expert. Christy Hair is an inventory solution specialist with Boxstorm,  an online inventory management specialist. We asked her a series of questions about cloud inventory management and how moving a company's inventory to the cloud can help it streamline its processes in new… [Continue Reading]
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  UK government to monitor social networks and fight fake news with National Security Communications Unit

  Publié: janvier 24, 2018, 10:20am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In a bid to tackle the ongoing problem of fake news, the UK government is setting up the National Security Communications Unit. The NSCU is tasked with "combating disinformation by state actors and others." It's a mission that the likes of Microsoft, Facebook and Google have already taken on in various ways, each with varying degrees of success. One of the aims of the NSCU is to "more systematically deter our adversaries and help us deliver on national security priorities," and part of its work will involve monitoring social networks. See also: Facebook stops flagging fake news because it was… [Continue Reading]