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Providing guardrails for developers to innovate while staying secure in the cloud
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 10:02pm CEST par Chris DeRamus
Enterprise cloud adoption has largely been driven by developers eager to take advantage of its agility. These developers are often moving very quickly and are under pressure to bring new products to market that provide competitive advantages. The speed of development combined with a lack of cloud security expertise often results in engineers and developers bypassing certain security and compliance policies. The result is a chaotic, "Wild, Wild West" cloud environment. Alongside innovative apps and services, a common byproduct of this "free for all" mentality is data breaches, thanks to misconfigurations and other security glitches. This article shares advice on… [Continue Reading] -
59% of adults experience stress in the workplace -- could business technology provide a means to help reduce this figure?
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 9:48pm CEST par Natasha Bougourd
The combination of technology and mental health can often have negative connotations. There is plenty of media attention surrounding the negative impact the former can have on the latter. In fact, there is research identifying that social media and too much screen time can increase the risk of depression and anxiety, which can lead to hampered sleep and increased stress levels. A recipe for disaster? Looking at the other side of the coin, technology can also work to improve mental health and stress levels. In recent years, technology has brought about hugely beneficial health apps like Headspace, Calm and Stop,… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft issues new patch for Windows XP to fight a dangerous 'wormable' vulnerability
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 9:29pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP back into 2014, but took the 'highly unusual' step of releasing a patch for the ancient OS two years ago in a bid to fightback against the WannaCry ransomware, and then included XP in that June’s Patch Tuesday updates. You’d be forgiven for thinking that that would be the very last time Microsoft patched XP, but no. The software giant has included Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 (also no longer supported) in today’s Patch Tuesday fixes. SEE ALSO: Windows XP 2018 Edition is the operating system Microsoft should be making How to get regular… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy: Microsoft is tracking your search activity for Bing Maps
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 8:15pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Everyone knows Google tracks its users. When you use a "free" service, such as the many the search giant offers, you essentially end up being the product. In other words, your personal data is the true cost. Unfortunately, Google is not the only company spying on its users. Microsoft is also guilty of this, especially with its overreaching telemetry in Windows 10. That isn't Microsoft's only product that is anti-privacy, however. The company is now trying to spy with Office, and as you can imagine, its Bing search engine is tracking user activity too. Today, the Windows-maker openly brags about… [Continue Reading] -
Here is the OnePlus 7 Pro (oh, and the OnePlus 7)
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 7:42pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
True to form, the launch of the latest OnePlus handsets have been preceded by numerous leaks, rumors and teasers. As such, today's launch of the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro contained few surprises, but the phones are now here and the launch confirms and clarifies many details. The OnePlus 7 Pro is at the top of the range. Boasting a 90Hz QHD+ Display, Snapdragon 855 and the option of up to 12GB of RAM. Then, of course, there are the cameras. The controversial pop-up design of the selfie camera isn't going to be to everyone's liking, but the specs… [Continue Reading] -
Why it might be time to ditch WhatsApp for Signal or Telegram
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 5:42pm CEST par Nick Peers
By now you’ve heard the news: WhatsApp is currently rolling out an urgent update to all app users to close a major vulnerability that leaves unpatched phones at risk of being targeted by hackers. WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, and if you plan to stick with the platform, don’t wait for an update notification: access your phone’s app store now to force install the update. Except maybe now is the time to go one step further: perhaps it’s the perfect opportunity to switch to a different messaging platform. One that’s not owned by one of the major tech companies, is… [Continue Reading] -
How open source is helping removing data silos in the enterprise [Q&A]
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 5:31pm CEST par Ian Barker
Historically data has been stored in silos in order to deliver a quick solution. But in the longer term silos can slow down decision making, make modifying systems harder, and hinder compliance with regulations. One of the ways to break down barriers between silos is to allow data to be freely shared between them and open source has a big part to play in this. We spoke to Mandy Chessell, distinguished engineer at IBM Cognitive Applications, and recently elected leader of the Technical Steering Committee of the ODPi, to learn more. BN: The current mindset seems to be that all… [Continue Reading] -
How open source is helping remove data silos in the enterprise [Q&A]
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 5:31pm CEST par Ian Barker
Historically data has been stored in silos in order to deliver a quick solution. But in the longer term silos can slow down decision making, make modifying systems harder, and hinder compliance with regulations. One of the ways to break down barriers between silos is to allow data to be freely shared between them and open source has a big part to play in this. We spoke to Mandy Chessell, distinguished engineer at IBM Cognitive Applications, and recently elected leader of the Technical Steering Committee of the ODPi, to learn more. BN: The current mindset seems to be that all… [Continue Reading] -
46 percent of organizations consider taking personal data out of the cloud
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 4:09pm CEST par Ian Barker
A new study finds that 46 percent of organizations which store customer personally identifiable information (PII) in the cloud are considering moving it back on premises due to data security concerns. The research from information security software company Netwrix also shows that of the 50 percent of organizations that store customer data in the cloud, 39 percent had security incidents in the past year and more than 50 percent of those couldn’t diagnose the problem. Among other findings are that although 50 percent of respondents store PII of customers and employees in the cloud, far fewer are willing to store… [Continue Reading] -
AI-driven platform brings automation to field service organizations
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 3:17pm CEST par Ian Barker
As technology becomes increasingly complex and more devices are connected to the IoT, so the volume and complexity of field service requests increases too. To help deal with this, automation company Zinier is launching its new Intelligent Service Automation and Control (ISAC) platform, an AI-driven solution enabling field service organizations to operate more efficiently. The ISAC platform uses machine learning to analyze data and provide real-time insights, driving productivity and enabling customers to inject automation into the service delivery chain. By comparing a constant flow of field data against historical trends, ISAC can recommend the best course of action at… [Continue Reading] -
Privacy: Twitter 'inadvertently' collected and shared location data of some users
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 9:25am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Social media services are hardly regarded as bastions of privacy, and the latest slip-up by Twitter goes some way to showing why. Twitter has revealed that it "may have accidentally collected location data" about users, that this data was shared with one of its "trusted partners". Twitter blames the "inadvertent" data collection on a bug, and says that the issue affects some iOS users. It also says that precise location data was not collected or shared, but zip code or city-level only. See also: Privacy: Microsoft wants to (sneakily) collect more data from users via Office Privacy: HMRC forced to… [Continue Reading] -
WhatsApp users urged to install app update to patch serious spyware vulnerability
Publié: mai 14, 2019, 9:01am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Users of WhatsApp could be infected by dangerous spyware just by receiving a call. The spyware, which is thought to originate from Israeli cyber intelligence firm NSO Group, can be installed just by calling a target -- there is no need for the call to be answered. A security advisory on the Facebook website does not go into much detail about the exploit, which takes advantage of a buffer overflow vulnerability. WhatsApp says it was discovered earlier this month, and with 1.5 billion users, there are a huge number of people that are potentially affected. See also: New York attorney… [Continue Reading]