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  Western Digital unveils 15TB Ultrastar DC HC620 SMR HDD for data centers

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 7:41pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  For home computer users, it is crazy not to use a solid state drive -- especially when coupled with a good cloud backup plan. With that said, data centers are an entirely different beast. When you are looking to maximize storage on a budget -- and with physical constraints -- a hard disk drive still reigns supreme. That's why its so important for companies to continue to innovate when it comes to mechanical hard drives. For example, last year, Western Digital released an impressive 14TB SMR HDD for data centers, and today, the company kicks it up a notch. The… [Continue Reading]
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  Majority of CISOs believe security breaches are inevitable

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 5:40pm CEST par Ian Barker

  According to research from Kaspersky Lab, 86 percent of CISOs believe that breaches are inevitable, but too many are stuck in a vicious circle of risk. Financially motivated criminal gangs (40 percent) and malicious insider attacks (29 percent) are the biggest risks to their businesses, and these are the threats that are extremely difficult to prevent, either because they are launched by 'professional' cybercriminals or because they are assisted by employees who are expected to be on the right side. More than half (56 percent) of CISOs are expecting their budgets to increase in the future, though 38 percent of… [Continue Reading]
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  Identity and access management a major concern for cloud deployments

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 3:43pm CEST par Ian Barker

  According to a new report, 71.5 percent of violations on AWS occur around identity and access management (IAM). The study from cloud security company Netskope analyzed the Center for Internet Security's Benchmarks for AWS. Many of the IAM violations found involve instance rules, role-based access controls, and access to resources or password policy requirements -- things that enterprises can easily address even without an external security solution. Additional benchmark violations were found in monitoring (19 percent), networking (5.9 percent) and logging (3.6 percent). Looking at data loss prevention (DLP) violations, uploads make up the majority with 55.3 percent, followed by… [Continue Reading]
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  Ring unveils its 'next generation neighbor experience'

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 1:09pm CEST par Alan Buckingham

  You've no doubt heard of Ring -- there’s near constant ads for it on TV these days, some featuring Shaquille O’Neal. Ring became famous for its video doorbell that shows you who is outside, without you needing to open the door. The company has since expanded into video security cameras and full security systems, complete with camera, doorbell, sensors and all. Coverage runs you $10 per month, much cheaper than the big names that tend towards $30. The latest Ring update is for its phone app  -- the one that alerts you of movement and shows who’s at your door. Camera recordings, which allow… [Continue Reading]
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  Interest in Kodi declines following introduction of anti-piracy measures

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 12:21pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The Kodi Media Center has developed something of a reputation as a platform for pirated content. Although the Kodi Foundation has tried to distance itself from this, it seems other measures are having an effect. The anti-piracy coalition, Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), along with new anti-piracy rules in the EU and UK, plus bans on Kodi boxes being sold via online marketplaces, has seen interest in Kodi decline sharply. New research from technology site Comparitech analyzing Google Trends data shows that interest in 'Kodi' as a search term has fallen over 80 percent from 2017 to 2018. There are… [Continue Reading]
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  UK hits Facebook with maximum possible fine for Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 12:09pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has penalized Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica data scandal by fining it the maximum amount permissible under law. But the fine is unlikely to make Facebook break a sweat. At just £500,000 ($645,000) the sum represents a miniscule percentage of the social network's income. There will undoubtedly be arguments that this is little more than a rap on the knuckles for failing to protect the private data of at least a million Facebook users in the UK. See also: Facebook Messenger 4 is simpler and far, far less ugly Facebook says it could use… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18267 with expanded search indexing

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 9:57am CEST par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft is still busy fixing the many problems that have blighted the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, but that hasn’t stopped development on the follow up, due out next spring. Build 18267 for Insiders on the Fast ring, introduces -- among other things -- the ability for the OS to index all of your folders and drives, to make finding files on your PC much easier. SEE ALSO: More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update Windows 10 October 2018 Update nearly ready for re-release By default, the search indexer limits search to your documents, pictures, videos,… [Continue Reading]
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  Leaked documents show Google now requires OEMs to provide 2 years of Android security updates

  Publié: octobre 25, 2018, 9:53am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  One of the problems with buying an Android phone over an iPhone is the fact that you don't know how long you can expect to receive updates. There has long been criticism of the fact that many Android handsets are quickly abandoned while Apple pushes out iOS updates for a number of years. We've heard suggestions that Google might start requiring handset manufacturers to provide updates for a minimum period, and now it seems that this has indeed been mandated. A leaked copy of a contract between Google and OEMs shows that there is now a requirement to release security… [Continue Reading]