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  How voice search is changing the way we shop

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 10:07pm CEST par Kayla Matthews

  Over the years, the way we interact with the world around us has changed considerably. Where once analog and physical interactions ruled, now we value digital, virtual and simulated experiences -- some of which bridge the gap between these worlds. For example, buying goods online or through a mobile app and then picking them up at a local store is a cross-platform experience for the modern age. Much as the internet changed the way we interact with the world and communicate, mobile did the same, and now so is voice. This includes voice search and voice-enabled technologies outside the traditional… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Chromecast gets better, but it cannot compete with Roku and Amazon 4K devices

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 8:00pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Google's Chromecast is a curious product. It solves a major consumer need -- getting media content from a smartphone's small screen to a larger television screen. And it accomplishes that goal fairly well. When it was first released in 2013, its biggest selling point was its low price. These days, the $35 asking price is far less impressive. For instance, for just $5 more, you can get a 4K Roku box with a remote. Realizing that the Chromecast was in desperate need of an upgrade, Google today launches a new model. The $35 price remains, but the hardware gets a… [Continue Reading]
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  Google reveals the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 7:00pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There have been so many leaks surrounding Google's latest Pixel phones that today's announcements felt like little more than a formality. Nevertheless, the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are now official. Taking design inspiration from numerous other handset manufacturers, the new Pixels move away from previous models and have a glass construction. The 5.5-inch Pixel 3 does not feature a notch, but the 6.3-inch XL model does; both handsets feature a Snapdragon 845 SoC, 4GB of RAM, and 64 or 128GB of storage -- and, of course, Android Pie. See also: Google pulls out of $10 billion Pentagon cloud… [Continue Reading]
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  Half of new app development requests end in failure

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 6:58pm CEST par Ian Barker

  In the US and across European countries, 50 percent of all new app development requests end in failure -- either by not being delivered at all, or being delivered without meeting the original business need. According to research carried out by IDG for low-code development platform Appian, 16 percent of new development projects requested by EMEA enterprises never even get started. Of those that do, 14 percent are started but never finished, and 20 percent of new development projects in both EMEA and the US get completed but don't meet the business need. In the US, marketing is more likely… [Continue Reading]
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  Google's Pixel Slate is an affordable 2-in-1 alternative to Microsoft Surface

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 6:27pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Interest in tablets has been waning for years -- even Apple can’t really get us that excited about new iPads. People are still buying Amazon’s Kindle Fires, but mainly because they are so attractively priced. At its 'Made by Google' event in New York today, Google revealed a brand new Chrome OS tablet called the Pixel Slate with an optional keyboard and Pixelbook Pen. The 12.3-inch tablet is thin, at just 7mm, weighs 1.6 pounds, and has a 3,000 x 2,000 resolution screen (293ppi), front-facing stereo speakers, and a USB-C port at the bottom. It also has dedicated 8MP front… [Continue Reading]
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  Symantec delivers integrated approach to cloud security

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 4:55pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Companies increasingly rely on cloud applications and infrastructure for their critical systems. Protecting these is vital and to help businesses do so, Symantec  is launching an expansion to its cloud security portfolio. Symantec’s Cyber Defense Platform offers a broad range of protection, providing visibility and control for virtually any cloud app and integrations with CloudSOC CASB, Cloud Workload Protection (CWP) and Data Loss Protection (DLP). It also provides deep cloud protection, giving customers the ability to track more risk attributes and scan cloud applications and repositories with new API Integrations. "Our cloud security suite was designed with innovative new features… [Continue Reading]
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  77 percent of CISOs get conflicting advice on changing regulation

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 4:19pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report released ahead of the Infosecurity North America event to be held next month, shows that the majority of chief information security officers (CISOs) are receiving conflicting advice about new or changing regulation. In addition, when asked what regulatory bodies should do to help promote a smooth rollout of privacy regulations, 35 percent of respondents say that regulators should provide clearer communication about compliance requirements. Regulatory bodies should allow a grace period so organizations can tweak their processes without penalty, according to 31 percent. Additionally, 17 percent say that regulatory bodies should permit more time for compliance, and… [Continue Reading]
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  Basic identity and access management tasks are still a struggle for many

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 3:40pm CEST par Ian Barker

  One in three organizations rely on outdated and manual methods, like spreadsheets, to manage privileged accounts, and there's widespread lack of confidence among IT professionals in access control and privileged account management programs. This is among the findings of a new report from One Identity which also shows one in 20 organizations have no way of knowing if users retain access even after they’ve left the organization. In addition to 31 percent of businesses using manual administrative account management methods, a surprising one in 25 organizations don't manage administrative accounts at all. Two thirds (66 percent) grant privileged account access… [Continue Reading]
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  How to delete your Google account

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 3:36pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has given people plenty of reasons to hate it over the years, primarily because of concerns over privacy. But with the revelation that the company knew about a bug in Google+ API that exposed the private details of tens of thousands of users, many people are ready to walk away. Completely purging Google from your life may seem tricky if you have invested time in any of its services, but if you're thinking that now is the time to part ways, here's what you need to do. See also: Google pulls out of $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract over… [Continue Reading]
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  Attacks on IIS web servers soar over the last quarter

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 3:11pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Attacks targeting IIS servers have shown a massive 782 times increase, from 2,000 to 1.7 million, over the last quarter according to a new report. The report from threat protection specialist eSentire reveals that most attacks targeting IIS web servers originated from China-based IP addresses. There's also an eclectic range of operating systems among the attacking infrastructure involved -- over 400 of the attacking IPs had Shodan records indicating they were Windows machines (including XP, 7, 8, 2008, and 2012). Additionally, nearly 350 FTP servers and over 100 mail servers were reported. There were also VPN servers, MikroTik devices (reported… [Continue Reading]
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  Ubiquiti Networks launches 'AmpliFi Instant' mesh Wi-Fi system with '2-Minute Setup'

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 2:59pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  If you are knowledgeable about home networking, and you have experience with wireless routers, I am sure you are not scared by setting one up. If you have never done it before, or aren't tech savvy, configuring a Wi-Fi router can be quite the daunting task. Sure, they are easier these days than they were years ago, but still, they can be rather overwhelming to the average consumer -- especially mesh. Famed company Ubiquiti Networks has been trying to make setting up a home wireless network a simpler task, and it has largely succeeded with its excellent AmpliFi mesh router… [Continue Reading]
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  Watch today's 'Made by Google' Pixel 3 event here live

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 1:47pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Today is the day that Google takes the wraps off a number of new hardware products. Top of the list will be the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones, both powered by a new Snapdragon 845 processor. We’re also expecting to see a refreshed Chromecast, a new Google Home Hub, new Chromebooks possibly, and maybe even a wireless charging stand for the new Pixels. SEE ALSO: Google's Two Pixel Problems Although there have already been plenty of leaks surrounding the new products, there are bound to be some surprises. The event starts at 8am PDT/11am EDT/4pm BST. If you… [Continue Reading]
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  4.5 billion records compromised in first half of 2018

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 1:38pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The first half of 2018 saw 945 data breaches which led to 4.5 billion data records being compromised worldwide, according to a new report. The latest Breach Level Index from digital security company Gemalto shows that compared to the same period in 2017, the number of lost, stolen or compromised records increased by a massive 133 percent, though the total number of breaches slightly decreased, suggesting attacks are getting more severe. A total of six social media breaches, including the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook incident, have accounted for over 56 percent of total records compromised. Of the 945 data breaches, 189 (20… [Continue Reading]
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  Arcserve launches cloud solution for business continuity

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 1:10pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The more enterprises rely on technology the more they suffer when systems fail. Data protection provider Arcserve is aiming to reduce the impact of unplanned downtime with a new cloud solution. Arcserve Business Continuity Cloud eliminates the need for other data protection tools and management consoles with fully-integrated capabilities to protect and restore applications and systems in any location, on-premises and in public and private clouds. According to new data released by Arcserve, 64 percent of global IT decision-makers agree that protecting business-critical data has not become easier over the past five years, despite efforts to adopt solutions to simplify… [Continue Reading]
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  Google pulls out of $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract over AI concerns

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 11:18am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has announced that it will not be placing a bid for a cloud-computing contract with the Pentagon. The Department of Defense's JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure) project could have worth up to $10 billion. The bidding process is due to end this week, but Google will now not be taking part. The company says that this particular project is not in line with its AI policies, but it will continue to work with the US government in other ways. See also: Google implements new Play Store policies for apps that request SMS and Call Log permissions After failing to… [Continue Reading]
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  Google implements new Play Store policies for apps that request SMS and Call Log permissions

  Publié: octobre 9, 2018, 10:29am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has introduced privacy and security focused changes as part of an update to Google Play Developer policies. In a move designed to protect sensitive data, there are new rules for apps that request SMS and Call Log permissions. With immediate effect, it will only be possible for apps configured to be the default calling or text app to access phone and SMS data. See also: After failing to disclose user data leaks, Google is shutting down Google+ and improving APIs UK court blocks iPhone users' privacy case against Google Google Safety Centre arrives in Europe -- or Safety Center...… [Continue Reading]