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  3 questions startup founders should ask about data privacy

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 8:30pm CEST par David Thomas

  Modern startups are awash in information, from real-time customer insights collected via mobile applications to employee data received through online portals. Founders are constantly making decisions about where to invest, when to hire, how to hire and, most importantly, how to grow. In the rush to cultivate clients and consider business scalability, many startups may fail to truly appreciate the immense responsibility that comes with gathering and storing data in the current digital environment, a place where cybercriminals roam and users are painfully aware of the risks that come with sharing private information online. With this state of affairs in mind,… [Continue Reading]
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  Your future vacation: Brought to you by AI-assisted travel planning

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 8:21pm CEST par Arvin Hsu

  Thirty years ago, those of us who wanted to go on vacation or just visit friends and family for a weekend had to go through a travel agent to make arrangements. Then came the internet, and with it the launch of online travel agencies like Orbitz and Expedia, which enabled customers to research, find, and book their own vacations for the first time. Soon after that, the emergence of new "sharing economy" companies like AirBnB and VRBO transformed the travel industry by leading customers to consider new destinations and accommodations outside of a traditional hotel -- or B&B. Given how… [Continue Reading]
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  Canonical unveils the official Ubuntu Linux 18.10 'Cosmic Cuttlefish' wallpaper

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 7:45pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Twice a year, a new version of Ubuntu is released -- in April and October. We are currently in September, meaning a new release is just around the corner. As per normal naming guidelines (YY.MM), it will be version 18.10. In addition to a number, Canonical assigns a fun name too -- based on an animal, alphabetically, preceded by a word that starts with the same letter. In this case, Ubuntu 18.04 is using the letter "C." What is it called? Cosmic Cuttlefish. The name and version number is only part of the tradition, however, In addition, Canonical releases a… [Continue Reading]
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  ESET launches cloud-based security management solution for SMBs

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 5:11pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Smaller businesses are not immune to cyber security threats, but they often don't have the budgets or staffing resources to deal with them. To address this, endpoint security specialist ESET is launching a new cloud-based remote security management solution specifically designed for the IT security challenges faced by SMBs. ESET Cloud Administrator is a management console allowing centralized management of ESET security products including, ESET Endpoint Antivirus and Security for Windows, ESET Endpoint Antivirus and Security for macOS and ESET File Security for Microsoft Windows Server. As a cloud-hosted service, it offers SMBs a convenient, hassle-free platform, with the ability… [Continue Reading]
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  Security is developers' top concern for open source components

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 4:39pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Developers rate security as their top concern when dealing with open source components, above integration and functionality, according to a new study. The report from open source security and license compliance management company WhiteSource reveals that an average developer invests 15 hours a month dealing with open source security vulnerabilities, but only a small fraction of that time (25 percent) is devoted to actual remediation. There's has been a significant rise in the number of open source vulnerabilities, up 60 percent from 2016 according the report, which presents development and security teams with the challenge of ensuring that their products… [Continue Reading]
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  End-user performance monitoring in the cloud and multi-cloud era

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 4:31pm CEST par Mehdi Daoudi

  Online shoppers weren’t the only ones encountering dog images on this year’s Amazon Prime Day. Amazon Web Services (AWS) -- which supports thousands of websites globally -- experienced its own problems, as businesses attempting to access their management consoles also got puppy images. These issues may have slipped under the radar, but they were significant -- reinforcing, once again, that even the most reputable service providers can and do experience outages (sometimes at the most inopportune times). The companies using them need to take proactive, diligent steps to insulate themselves. End-user performance management is even more acute for cloud users.… [Continue Reading]
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  Schools should offer formal information security classes

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 4:18pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Digital threats are evolving fast and that leads to increasing demand for security professionals to tackle them. A new report from AI-driven security company Lastline looks at how existing practitioners feel about education in their field. Among the findings are that 85.5 percent of infosec professionals believe that US schools should offer more formal classes in the field. When asked which institutions should take responsibility for educating today's youth about digital security, those surveyed offered a wider range of opinions. K-12 teachers received the greatest amount of support at 30.3 percent of respondents. Parents and higher education organizations followed close behind at 28.1… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple's Device Enrollment Program can leak sensitive information about devices and their owners

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 3:27pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Security researchers have discovered an issue with the Device Enrollment Program used by Apple to allow organizations to manage their MacBooks and iPhones. Duo Security says that using nothing more than a serial number, it is possible to gain access to sensitive data about enrolled devices and their owners. It is even possible to enroll new devices that can then access Wi-Fi passwords, VPN configurations and more. Apple was alerted to the issue way back in May, but has not done anything about it as the company does not regard it as a vulnerability. See also: Kids have already defeated… [Continue Reading]
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  The changing network security landscape

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 3:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The adoption of the cloud and as-a-service delivery models means that the company network, which was once a closed environment, has now expanded into a range of other areas. Alongside this expansion comes a new range of risks and a new study from cloud-delivered security specialist ProtectWise in conjunction with Osterman Research looks at the latest network security challenges and how they are being met. Among its findings are that the number of security staff in a company doesn't equate to the size of the business. The largest companies only have 30 percent more security staff than mid-sized companies, despite averaging 10… [Continue Reading]
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  You can pre-order System76's Linux-powered open source 'Thelio' computer next month

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 3:03pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you buy a System76 computer today, you aren't buying a machine manufactured by the company. Instead, the company works with other makers to obtain laptops, which it then loads with a Linux-based operating system -- Ubuntu or its own Pop!_OS. There's nothing really wrong with this practice, but still, System76 wants to do better. The company is currently working to manufacture its own computers ("handcrafted") right here in the USA! By doing this, System76 controls the entire customer experience -- software, service, and hardware. Today, the company announces that the fruits of its labor --  an "open-source computer" --… [Continue Reading]
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  Fortnite Season 6: Darkness Rises is here!

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 11:53am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Today is the day -- the new season of Fortnite has arrived! With the arrival of Fortnite Season 6: Darkness Rises and the V6.00 patch, Epic Games put its servers into maintenance mode in preparation. There's a lot to look forward to in Battle Royale and in the new Battle Pass -- new locations, pets, the power of invisibility and more. 950 V-Bucks gives you access to 100 levels and over 100 new rewards, new Shadows Stones consumables and an updated map. See also: Boogiedown! Fortnite is bribing players into enabling 2FA -- and that's a good thing Epic calls… [Continue Reading]
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  Kids have already defeated the limitations of Screen Time in iOS 12

  Publié: septembre 27, 2018, 10:33am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  With the release of iOS 12, Apple introduced a new feature called Screen Time. As well as making it possible for users to monitor how long they were spending using app on their iPhone, Screen Time also includes parental control features that can be used to prevent children from using apps for too long. At least that was the idea. Kids -- being kids and having app-related needs -- have managed to work out how to bypass these limitations. In fact, there are at least two methods that can be used to defeat time limits that have been put in… [Continue Reading]