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  This is how prioritization can save us from the shortage of cybersecurity professionals

  Publié: juillet 16, 2018, 8:38pm CEST par Rami Sass

  It is no secret that the technology sector has a labor problem. As demand for new products and services continues to rise, we are simply not producing enough qualified developers to keep up. Just ask any company where their greatest pain point is and they will have hiring somewhere towards the top of that list. This shortage is felt especially acutely when it comes to security professionals that understand both how code is written, and how to keep it secure. A 2018 report from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) found that 51 percent of respondents reported shortages of cybersecurity skills… [Continue Reading]
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  How to install Microsoft Windows Essentials tools -- including Movie Maker -- on Windows 10

  Publié: juillet 16, 2018, 6:43pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows Essentials (also called Windows Live Essentials) was a suite of desktop applications that included various Microsoft programs, like Messenger, Mail, Movie Maker, Photo Gallery, Writer, and OneDrive. The last version of the suite was released in 2012, with the final update in 2014, and reached end of support on January 10, 2017. Microsoft removed the pack from its site last year, and while it is officially no longer available for download, you can still get it -- if you know how. And the good news is tools like Movie Maker work fine on Windows 10. SEE ALSO: Make Windows… [Continue Reading]
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  Roku TV Wireless Speakers are both intriguing and concerning

  Publié: juillet 16, 2018, 4:46pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  I am not fan of smart televisions -- I prefer connecting a streaming media box to a "dumb" TV. Believe it or not, I have a smart Samsung TV, but I don't connect it to the internet. Why? I don't trust TV vendors to stay on top of security exploits and such. Instead, an Apple TV 4K provides me with my streaming media needs, such as YouTube TV, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video. If I had to buy a smart television and use its internet-connected capabilities, however, I'd probably opt for a Roku TV. Why? Because Roku actually offers a… [Continue Reading]
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  Make Windows 10's Timeline feature actually useful by adding support for Chrome and Firefox

  Publié: juillet 16, 2018, 2:27pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Timeline is an excellent addition to Windows 10, introduced as part of the April 2018 Update. It remembers what documents and web pages you’ve been working on recently, allowing you to quickly pick up where you left off. As good as it is, however, it has one major flaw and that’s it only remembers web pages you’ve opened in Microsoft Edge. If you don’t use that browser -- and let’s be honest, that’s most people -- then Timeline’s usefulness is greatly reduced. Thankfully, there’s a way to get it to remember pages you’ve visited in Chrome or Firefox. SEE ALSO:… [Continue Reading]
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  US lifts ZTE supplier ban, sending shares soaring

  Publié: juillet 16, 2018, 7:31am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Chinese telecoms hardware manufacturer ZTE has had something of a rough ride in the US recently, but having agreed to comply with all of the demands made by authorities, the ban on its US operations has been lifted. The US had banned American companies from supplying goods to ZTE, effectively crippling its business. Now, having paid $400 million into an escrow account -- on top of its $1 billion fine last month -- the company is operating again, and its Hong Kong-listed shares jumped 12 percent as a result. But the lifting of the ban is far from being the… [Continue Reading]