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  New privacy regulations mean your company needs better data management now

  Publié: mai 9, 2019, 8:34pm CEST par Erik Archer Smith

  Do you know how every company you interact with uses your private data? Consider this: In December 2018, The New York Times revealed that tech and marketing companies use seemingly innocuous apps to gain access to users’ locations -- sometimes up to 14,000 times each day. For example, the Weather Channel app funneled users’ location data to an IBM subsidiary, while Reveal Mobile, a location-based marketing firm, harvested users’ location data from code planted in more than 500 other apps. It’s safe to say that most people trusted the Weather Channel app to make daily decisions about what to wear… [Continue Reading]
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  How the smartest companies use Slack today

  Publié: mai 9, 2019, 8:05pm CEST par Jennifer Thomas

  When Slack first arrived on the scene in 2013, it was meant to be an amped-up social messaging app that would improve workplace communication and cut down on email. It’s still serving that purpose, but these days it’s also a tool for interacting with customers, simplifying project management workflow, and integrating just about every app known to man in one place. Slack now has 10 million users and those getting the most out of the app are those turning Slack into major command centers. Slack is the hub through which all their notifications, calendar reminders, project updates, and files flow. Slack integrates… [Continue Reading]
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  Uncovering the everyday frustrations of cybersecurity professionals

  Publié: mai 9, 2019, 4:26pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Anyone who has worked in IT knows that it can be a frustrating experience at times. A new survey carried out by network security provider Lastline at RSAC 2019 set out to discover security professionals' attitudes and frustrations towards their jobs. These come from a number of places, including resources, management and other workers. We all know that there's a skills shortage in security, but funding is often an issue too. Only two percent of those surveyed say they already have adequate funding. However, over a quarter of those surveyed (28 percent) think it wouldn't take much to get additional… [Continue Reading]
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  Google announces 'pending transactions' so you can buy apps and games using cash

  Publié: mai 9, 2019, 9:14am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  For the sake of ease, the Google Play store supports the purchase of apps and games using a variety of credit and debit cards, PayPal and other payment options. Now Google has announced a new option -- pending transactions. This is an option designed for people who don't have cards, or just don't want to use them. It allows Android apps and games -- as well as in-app purchases -- to be paid for using cash, and is ideal for emerging markets See also: Google unveils the mid-range Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL -- same powerful camera, much more… [Continue Reading]
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  Amazon unveils affordable Blink XT2 security camera with Alexa support

  Publié: mai 9, 2019, 2:37am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  One of the best investments you can make for your home is an internet connected camera. Even if you don’t feel comfortable having them indoors, outdoor variants can be essential for protecting your house. Whether you are home or away, it is nice to know you can always pull out your phone and monitor the perimeter of your property. Today, Amazon announces the second generation Blink XT camera, which is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Called “Blink XT2,” it is very affordable, starting at less than $100. Believe it or not, the budget friendly camera features 1080p video,… [Continue Reading]