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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18346 to the Fast ring

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 8:13pm CET par Wayne Williams

  The Windows 10 October 2018 Update has been a disaster for Microsoft. It caused all manner of problems for users, so much so that Microsoft had to pull it for a while, and even though the update has now been cleared for use on most systems, hardly any users have it. The software giant will be hoping its follow up, Windows 10 19H1, due out in the spring, will be much more successful, and it has been rolling out new Insider builds at an accelerated rate this past week. SEE ALSO: Most Windows 10 users still haven't installed the October… [Continue Reading]
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  Logitech launches 'Z606 5.1 Surround Sound with Bluetooth' speaker system

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 7:55pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  It used to be if you wanted quality audio, you had to pay and arm and a leg to achieve it. Hell, stereo equipment used to take up a lot of space too -- it could be a burden. Nowadays, however, you can score solid speakers for a very affordable price. Best of all, the packages are much smaller too -- you don't need dedicated cabinets to hold massive receivers and other components. With that said, there are some audiophiles out there that still buy massive (and expensive) equipment. If they can afford it and it makes them happy, God… [Continue Reading]
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  Most Windows 10 users still haven't installed the October 2018 Update

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 6:17pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft is currently working to finish the next big feature update for Windows 10, codenamed 19H1, which is due to begin rolling out in April. The trouble is, most users still haven’t installed its predecessor, the often problematic October 2018 Update (aka Windows 10 1809). SEE ALSO: Most people are still avoiding the Windows 10 October 2018 Update According to the latest figures from AdDuplex, in February, just 21.2 percent of Windows 10 users worldwide had the newest update installed. The number has almost doubled from the 12.4 percent who were running it in January, but it still means only… [Continue Reading]
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  Save resources by pausing open Chrome tabs using The Great Suspender

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 6:00pm CET par Chris Wiles

  If you’re anything like us, you tend to remind yourself to follow-up a website by keeping a tab open. This often remains open indefinitely though, and over time, one tab quickly becomes many and you then move on by opening new browser windows. But there’s a problem with this behavior. Have you noticed the system resources required to keen a browser tab open? Each tab can easily run at up to 150MB, as they contain images and dynamic content to host the web page. You only need ten open tabs and you’re allocating over 1GB of RAM to web pages… [Continue Reading]
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  Mobile security platform combines biometrics and behavior to enhance security

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 4:36pm CET par Ian Barker

  Multi-factor authentication specialist Veridium is launching a new behavior analytics feature to better protect user identities and prevent malicious activity. Incorporated in the VeridiumID authentication platform, InMotion increases the reliability of all native biometrics for authentication by pairing behavioral data captured on smartphones with users' biometrics, making it more difficult for malicious actors to spoof their fingerprints or faces to gain access to accounts. "As data breaches and insider threats increasingly plague the enterprise, businesses are in need of a strong solution that can better recognize and verify users’ identities," says Ionut Dumitran, Veridium's head of product development. "With user… [Continue Reading]
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  Americans more likely to stop dealing with a brand after a breach but Brits hold a grudge for longer

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 3:49pm CET par Ian Barker

  New research into consumer trust and spending habits by contact center payment security company PCI Pal shows 62 percent of Americans report that they will stop spending with a brand for several months following a hack or breach, versus 44 percent of Brits. But when the British do react they do so for the long term, 41 percent of British consumers never return to a brand after a hack compared to only 21 percent of Americans. Perception of security is important too -- 31 percent of UK consumers state that they spend less with brands they perceive to have insecure… [Continue Reading]
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  The cloud moves too fast for security say 60 percent of security pros

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 2:59pm CET par Ian Barker

  Cloud-based business initiatives are accelerating faster than security organizations' ability to secure them according to 60 percent of respondents to a new survey. The study by network security company FireMon also finds that in many cases security personnel are not even included in cloud business initiatives. Only 56 percent of respondents say that network security, security operations or security compliance teams are responsible for cloud security. In the remaining 44 percent of cases, IT/cloud teams, application owners or other teams outside the security organization are responsible for cloud security. The relationship between DevOps and security is similarly inconsistent. 39 percent… [Continue Reading]
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  Keep installed software up-to-date using IObit Software Updater

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 1:23pm CET par Chris Wiles

  Download software from the Microsoft Store and it will either auto-update or you’ll be notified when a new version is available. Problem is, most of our software isn’t downloaded from one source, so we often have no idea when big new updates are available. It’s true some installed software will either auto-update or notify you from within the software itself. Examples include web browsers such as Chrome or Firefox, your security software and Windows. IObit Software Updater is a brand new free tool designed to scan your system for all installed applications, check against a remote database, advise if updates… [Continue Reading]
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  Cybercriminals earn over $3 billion a year from social platforms

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 1:10pm CET par Ian Barker

  Social media-enabled cybercrimes are generating at least $3.25 billion in global revenue annually according to a new report. The study released by virtualization-based security company Bromium and  researched and written by Dr Mike McGuire, senior lecturer in criminology at the University of Surrey, looks at the range of techniques used by cybercriminals to exploit trust and enable rapid infection across social media. It also details the range of services being offered in plain sight on social networks, including, hacking tools and services, botnets for hire, facilitated digital currency scams and more traditional criminal activities. Among the findings are that reports… [Continue Reading]
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  Senators want Huawei equipment removed from US power grid because of security concerns

  Publié: février 26, 2019, 11:01am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Huawei may well be causing excitement with its foldable smartphone, the Mate X, but the company's troubles in the US continue. The American government has already banned the use of some Huawei equipment, including in 5G networks, and there are now calls for the shunning of the Chinese company to spread to the US power grid. Although Huawei has remained defiant in the face of sanctions by the US, the Senate Intelligence Committee has now written to the Departments of Homeland Security and Energy, calling on them to block the company's network-connected hardware from being used in the electrical grid.… [Continue Reading]