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New survey conveys the challenges of the Windows 10 migration
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 10:29pm CEST par Jeremy Moskowitz
It has been heralded as the last version of Windows you will ever need. This is great news for internal IT. Rather than large abrupt OS version updates such as the cumbrous leap between Windows 7 and 8, the Windows-as-a-Service delivery of Windows 10 will allow for regular incremental improvements and updates. The expectation is to eliminate the arduous elongated process of OS migrations that require significant planning, training and working hours. For those who need any further incentive, there is also the impending end-of-life deadline in January 2020 for Windows 7. Of course, to get to Windows 10, you… [Continue Reading] -
Traditional identity systems are the new battleship row
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 10:16pm CEST par Perry Chaffee
In 1941, the US Military was trying to save on security costs by mooring its battleships close together while they were in port. Aircraft were also parked neatly in rows. Many of the most valuable assets of the Pacific Fleet were all centralized in one convenient spot that was well organized, easy to find, and therefore easy to attack. On 7 December 1941, a date that will live on in infamy, that is exactly what happened. The US military learned some things from this. That is why aerial views of Air Force Installations built during the Cold War show that… [Continue Reading] -
Kensington builds a better Surface Pro Dock than Microsoft
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 8:17pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Microsoft can make beautiful computers as we have seen with is popular Surface line, but when it comes to accessories, the company doesn't have a great track record. Its recent Surface to USB-C adapter is embarrassingly ugly, while its new Surface Go USB-C dongles are ridiculously priced. Worst of all, its most recent Surface Pro dock (seen here) is rather ho-hum. I preferred the older Surface docking station (seen here) from the Surface Pro 3 days, which cradled the tablet -- it wasn't just a glorified dongle like the current one. Seeing an opportunity to outdo Microsoft, today, Kensington unveils… [Continue Reading] -
Get Bitdefender Internet Security 2019 FREE for 6 months
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 5:08pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Bitdefender Internet Security 2019 gives you the best protection against Internet threats on Windows, with no drag on your system’s resources. It was named Product of the Year by AV-Comparatives and awarded with Best Protection and Best Performance by AV-TEST. Bitdefender Internet Security 2019 stops attacks before they even begin and the new network-based adaptive layer of protection prevents exploitation of vulnerabilities in your system, detects and blocks brute-force attempts, prevents your device from being compromised in botnet attacks and prevents sensitive information from being sent in unencrypted forms. SEE ALSO: Bitdefender 2019 security line promises to stop 'most-sophisticated attacks'… [Continue Reading] -
Half of retailers experience security breaches in the past year
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 4:14pm CEST par Ian Barker
According to a new report, 52 percent of US retailers have suffered a data breach in the past year and 75 percent have had one at some time in the past. The latest Thales Data Threat Report, Retail Edition, also shows that US retail data breaches more than doubled from 19 percent in the 2017 survey to 50 percent, making retail the second most breached industry vertical this year. There is a continuing push towards new technology according to the report, 95 percent of US retail organizations will use sensitive data in an advanced technology environment (such as cloud, big… [Continue Reading] -
BetterCloud adds activity-based alerts to boost G Suite security
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 3:43pm CEST par Ian Barker
SaaS management platform BetterCloud is launching a new activity-based alerts solution for Google to strengthen security for G Suite applications. The solution enables organizations to continuously monitor event-related activity for malicious or unauthorized behavior, and automates security responses to rapidly address security risks. "The explosion of SaaS has left organizations with far too many applications to manage and a deluge of data to rein in," says David Politis, CEO and founder of BetterCloud. "Every second of every minute, people are taking actions within SaaS applications such as downloading files, forwarding emails, installing external applications and more. Identifying and assessing anomalous… [Continue Reading] -
Bitdefender 2019 security line promises to stop 'most-sophisticated attacks'
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 3:37pm CEST par Nick Peers
Bitdefender has unveiled the latest versions of its security product line for desktop and mobile. Top-of-the-line Bitdefender Total Security 2019 is accompanied by mid-range Bitdefender Internet Security 2019 and focused Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2019. The new releases unveil a selection of new security tools, including Network Threat Prevention, Ransomware Remediation and Security Advisor. It also promises "major advances" to its Advanced Threat Defense system and improvements to the Web Attack Prevention module. Bitdefender 2019 opens with Network Threat Prevention, which provides an in-depth system monitor to detect and block a wide range of attack types, from vulnerability exploits and brute-force attempts… [Continue Reading] -
If you want to get verified on Twitter, you'll have to wait until after the US mid-terms
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 3:14pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Attaining a blue tick of verification remains a goal for many Twitter users, but it remains elusive for most. It is quite some time since Twitter paused the option for anyone to request verification, and now the company has revealed that opening it back up is far from a priority. The idea behind pausing the application process was to give the company the opportunity to work on fixing what was seen as a broken verification system. Product lead Kayvon Beykpour says that Twitter doesn't have the "bandwidth" to sort things out right now, and instead needs to concentrate on sorting… [Continue Reading] -
Ookla: T-Mobile is fastest mobile internet carrier in USA, Minneapolis is speediest city
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 3:08pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Mobile internet speeds are blazing fast these days thanks to 4G LTE, and they are about to get even faster with the impending roll-out of 5G. Not all carriers are created equally, however. In a new study by Ookla -- of Speedtest.net fame -- it is discovered that T-Mobile offers the fastest mobile internet overall in the USA. As you can expect, Sprint is dead last. Ookla didn't just rank carriers, but cities too. After all, speed can vary by location since performance can be impacted by number of towers, terrain, and other factors. Shockingly, the overall fastest city in… [Continue Reading] -
Credential stuffing costs businesses over $5 billion a year
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 3:04pm CEST par Ian Barker
When usernames and passwords are exposed through a data breach or attack on users, criminals harvest these credentials and test them on a wide range of websites and mobile applications, a practice known as 'credential stuffing'. A new report by security and anti-fraud specialist Shape Security looks at the lifecycle of stolen credentials and at the damage their use can cause. The findings show that an average of 15 months elapses between the day credentials are compromised and the day the loss is reported by an organization. This is the most dangerous window of time as criminals can carry out… [Continue Reading] -
EU hits Google with record €4.34bn fine for 'very serious illegal behaviour' in Android antitrust case
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 2:10pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The European Commission has fined Google a record €4.34 billion ($5 billion) in an antitrust case that saw the company accused of using Android as a "vehicle to cement its dominance as a search engine". The Commission said that Google forced phone makers to pre-install its software on their handsets, taking advantage of Android's popularity, and breaching European antitrust rules. The EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager summed things up by saying Google has been "denying rivals a chance to innovate and compete on the merits". See also: Chrome's RAM usage is higher than ever as Google introduces Site Isolation to… [Continue Reading] -
How to download offline copies of Windows 10 apps from the Microsoft Store
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 1:42pm CEST par Wayne Williams
It’s very easy to install Windows apps from the Microsoft Store. You just need to go to the app’s page there, click the 'Get the app' button, and wait. But what if you want to download a copy of the app for installing later, or on multiple systems? Well it turns out there is a way to do this. SEE ALSO: How to install Microsoft Windows Essentials tools -- including Movie Maker -- on Windows 10 Make Windows 10's Timeline feature actually useful by adding support for Chrome and Firefox How to use Windows 10's new Timeline feature EdgeDeflector for… [Continue Reading] -
System76 Linux computer maker offers a sneak peek into its new manufacturing facility
Publié: juillet 18, 2018, 2:46am CEST par Brian Fagioli
System76 has long been a Linux computer seller, but recently, it has transitioned into a Linux computer maker. What's the difference, you ask? Well, currently, the company doesn't really make its own computers. System76's laptops, for instance, are made by other manufacturers, which it re-brands as its own. No, System76 doesn't just slap its name on other company's laptops and ship them out the door. Actually, it works closely with the manufacturers, tweaks firmware, and verifies that both Ubuntu and its Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS will work well on the hardware. System76 then offers top-notch support too. In other words, the company… [Continue Reading]