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  Get 'Cyber Security -- Actionable Ways to Protect Your Data and IT Systems' for FREE

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 8:49pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  If you’re a business leader, you’ve heard, read or thought about it more than you probably want to: the ceaseless war to protect your company’s network and data from a hacker. The next big data breach is always lurking around the corner, but businesses don’t have to live in fear of losing critical data. This great free ebook contains multiple perspectives, including: Has your company overlooked attack vendors? 5 preventable human errors that leave your company vulnerable to a cyberattack How to do a cybersecurity risk assessment Business owners have a lot on their plate, including finding ways to protect… [Continue Reading]
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  YEVO Air Bluetooth earbuds are an alternative to Apple's terrible AirPods

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 8:48pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Apple knows how to make great products -- just look at the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. Unfortunately, the company has produced several duds recently too, such as Apple Watch, HomePod, and AirPods. While Apple's wireless earbuds are popular and function decently, they can be very uncomfortable. People have different sized ear canals, so it is foolish to adopt a one-size-fits-all design using hard plastic. Sadly, Apple chose minimalism and convenience over comfort. Thankfully, there are plenty of Bluetooth earbuds on the market that use replaceable silicone tips. The various sizes allow the user to find the best fit, which in… [Continue Reading]
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  Three simple steps to improving security patching

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 7:39pm CEST par Alejandro Lavie

  The vulnerability scan results security departments issue to the operations teams typically contain hundreds of pages and thousands of vulnerabilities to address. It’s a massive list often containing some prioritization based on the criticality of the vulnerabilities observed; and for some more mature organizations, an assessment and opinion of the security team. Typically, operations teams care about security in the endpoints. But, their job is to guarantee uptime and user satisfaction, which often suffers when deploying patches requires reboots and application restarts. And then there’s the resource constraint issue, like the difficulty of prioritization in a world where everything seems… [Continue Reading]
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  Demand for dark web malware exceeds supply

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 3:58pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Malware writers have been using a free market model to sell their wares for some time. The success of this approach is clear from new research by Positive Technologies that finds demand for malware creation on the dark web is three times greater than supply. Demand for malware distribution is twice the supply. This mismatch of supply and demand has led to interest among criminals in new tools, which are becoming more readily available in the form of partner programs that include malware-as-a-service and malware distribution-for-hire. The analysis included 25 dark web sites, in Russian and English, with a total… [Continue Reading]
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  Security remains top IT concern for SMBs

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 3:22pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Data breaches have serious consequences for SMBs and if not handled correctly can cause serious damage to the business. It's perhaps no surprise then that according to a survey from IT infrastructure company Kaseya security remains the top IT priority for SMBs with 54 percent citing it as their main concern in 2018, up 14 percent from 2017. Network issues are a concern too, 86 percent of respondents report that they experienced at least one IT network outage lasting longer than five minutes over the past year, and 45 percent reported having two to four outages lasting longer than five… [Continue Reading]
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  A terrifying number of big-name websites are not secure -- is yours?

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 1:48pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There has been a long-standing movement trying to make the web a safer place. For some time, Google's Chrome browser has alerted people when they are visiting secure sites, but with the launch of Chrome 68, it instead warns when an insecure site is encountered. As we warned just a couple of days ago, the latest update to Chrome means you're likely to see warnings about a lot of insecure sites -- and there are some big-name sites being shamed. Included on the non-HTTPS list are some of Google's own sites, the BBC, the Daily Mail and Fox News. And… [Continue Reading]
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  The most successful phishing subject lines revealed

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 12:24pm CEST par Ian Barker

  We all like to think that we're smart enough not to fall for phishing emails, yet a surprising number of people do get caught out by them. A new report from security awareness training company KnowBe4 looks at the most successful phishing emails in the second quarter of 2018. The results show that hackers are playing into users' commitment to security, by using clever subject lines that deal with passwords or security alerts. "Hackers are smart and know how to leverage multiple psychological triggers to get the attention of an innocent victim. In today's world, it's imperative that businesses continually… [Continue Reading]
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  How to stop your iPhone brightness changing on sunny days

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 11:55am CEST par Wayne Williams

  Much of the world is experiencing a prolonged heatwave at the moment. These sunny days are great for topping up a tan, and enjoying the beach, but not so great for using a mobile phone -- and not only because of the risk of it overheating. If you have an iPhone, you will likely have encountered the issue of the screen brightness suddenly changing. One moment you’ll be able to see things just fine, and the next it will be too dark to view properly in the sunshine. Adjusting the brightness won’t make any difference either, but don’t worry, there… [Continue Reading]
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  Pulling back the curtain on the dark art of SEO [Q&A]

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 11:29am CEST par Ian Barker

  Search engine optimization (SEO), making sure that websites appear high in search results, can often seem like it exists in a sort of twilight zone somewhere between science and witchcraft. So, how does SEO work? What can it do for your business? And if you do any business at all online, can you afford not to do it? We spoke to Chris Rodgers, the founder and CEO of SEO agency Colorado SEO Pros to get answers to these and other questions. BN: Why is there such a mystique surrounding SEO? CR: SEO is really just not understood by most people,… [Continue Reading]
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  Twitter removes 143,000 apps, now requires developers to request API access

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 10:37am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  As part of its continuing efforts to clean up the platform, Twitter has removed 143,000 apps in the last three months for policy violations. To help reduce the need for such measures in the future, the company has also introduced a new registration system that means developers must now request access to Twitter's APIs. The change is a significant one, and with it Twitter will be hoping to prevent the appearance of malicious apps in the first place -- making its job easier and improving the overall experience for users. See also: How to edit tweets with Covfefe so you… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple confirms MacBook Pro Core i9 throttling bug and fixes it with a software update

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 9:28am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Apple has released a patch which addresses a serious performance issues with its latest MacBook Pros -- and it could double the speed of your new laptop. Called "macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 Supplemental Update for MacBook Pro (2018) ", the patch fixes a throttling issue that was brought to light recently that saw massive performance reduction when running power-intensive tasks. Apple says that a software bug was to blame, causing thermal management software to perform too aggressively. See also: Apple's big 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard cover-up Apple starts selling exclusive Blackmagic eGPU to boost MacBook Pro performance Apple updates MacBook… [Continue Reading]
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  Blockchain startup TRON acquires BitTorrent

  Publié: juillet 25, 2018, 8:46am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  BitTorrent Inc says that it has been acquired by TRON, a blockchain startup, to create "the world's largest decentralized ecosystem". There have been rumors about the acquisition for a few weeks now, but the news has now been confirmed. TRON is thought to have paid $126 million in cash for company, and the two teams will merge and pool their talent resources. TRON shares BitTorrent's vision of a decentralized web, saying that the file sharing giant's pioneering technology "is the foundation of an open, transparent, shared Internet protocol". The acquisition means that TRON now owns the BitTorrent company as well… [Continue Reading]