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Samsung T5 Portable SSD (USB-C) now available in Rose Gold and Metallic Red
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 8:22pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Samsung makes some of the best internal Solid State Drives -- they are fast and reliable. That is why many gamers and enthusiasts choose the company's SSDs for their computers. Samsung makes great portable SSDs too, including the popular T5, which uses USB-C. Now, the Samsung T5 is getting two new color options -- Rose Gold and Metallic Red. This is in addition to the existing Deep Black and Alluring Blue options. Both new colors can be had in two capacities -- 500GB and 1TB. Unfortunately, the 2TB capacity model remains black only. A 250GB model is available too, but only… [Continue Reading] -
Do IoT devices really pose a security risk, or is it merely paranoia?
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 7:37pm CEST par Brian Laing
Market data firm Statista projects that by 2025, there will be 75 billion IoT devices in use. Smart devices are now found throughout most commercial offices, yet a lack of security could make them ticking time bombs. IoT devices often come with security shortcomings, and it can be difficult to detect when someone has exploited one of their vulnerabilities. Why are IoT devices dangerous? It's not a single issue; rather, it's intrinsic to the way that the technology itself works. IoT devices have been added to modern offices to improve both productivity and convenience. They include security sensors, equipment trackers,… [Continue Reading] -
How GRC solutions help companies meet GDPR requirements
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 7:25pm CEST par Matt Kunkel
In May of 2018, companies raced to the finish line to accomplish GDPR compliance. Given that it was the first year of GDPR, many industry experts expected to not see any companies fined. That is all going to change in the year ahead. In January 2019, Google was hit with the first major GDPR fine of $57 million, putting an end to the unspoken grace period. Companies should recognize this as a warning: get compliant or risk massive fines. This is especially important as only 59 percent of organizations report meeting all or most GDPR requirements, 29 percent expect to… [Continue Reading] -
Quality issues with training data are holding back AI projects
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 3:58pm CEST par Ian Barker
For many organizations, AI and machine learning are seen as a route to greater efficiency and competitive advantage. But according to a new study conducted by Dimensional Research for Alegion almost eight out of 10 enterprise organizations currently engaged in AI and ML report that projects have stalled, and 96 percent of these companies have run into problems with data quality, data labeling required to train AI, and building model confidence. "The single largest obstacle to implementing machine learning models into production is the volume and quality of the training data," says Nathaniel Gates, CEO and co-founder of Alegion, a… [Continue Reading] -
Why change management is essential to digital transformation projects [Q&A]
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 3:10pm CEST par Ian Barker
Digital transformation is currently an attractive option for many businesses. But to make it work it needs to be effectively managed. We spoke to Nital Hooper, senior manager consulting at consultancy company Servita to find out about the importance of change management to successful digital transformation. BN: Can you achieve transformation without change management? NH: As Sinatra would say, 'you can't have one without the other'. Change management, often seen as the fluffy part of transformation, is the love to the marriage of vision, strategy and IT. Usually we see no investment in change management, or when we do, it’s… [Continue Reading] -
72 percent of cyber security professionals have considered quitting over lack of resources
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 11:39am CEST par Ian Barker
A new study from Censornet into the challenges facing cyber security professionals shows that 79 percent think their companies are suffering from a lack of resources, both in terms of people and technology, and 72 percent have considered leaving their jobs for this reason. The survey also finds that security professionals are not being helped by their security solutions. 65 percent want more technology but the average number of security products used is already 33 and 57 percent report they are suffering from alert overload. What's more, ineffective cyber security technology is the joint second threat facing organizations, alongside unexpected… [Continue Reading] -
Kali Linux 2019.2 released with updated kernel and Kali Linux NetHunter
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 11:25am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Three months after the last major release, it's time for the second Kali Linux release of the year. Kali Linux 2019.2 is here, and in addition to an updated kernel, there's also an updated version of Kali Linux NetHunter, complete with support for more Android devices. Offensive Security says that the Debian-based Kali Linux 2019.2 is primarily about tweaks and bug fixes, but there are still a number of updated tools included. See also: Yet another Linux distribution shuts down, and the Open Source community should be worried Kali Linux 2019.1 with Metasploit 5.0 available for download openSUSE Leap 15.1… [Continue Reading] -
Here are all the features Microsoft removed or deprecated in Windows 10 May 2019 Update
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 10:46am CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft began to roll out the latest big feature update for Windows 10 a couple of days ago, and you can get it via Windows Update, or force the update if it’s not yet showing up for you. With each new OS update, however, some existing features get dropped, or stop being actively developed. Here’s what’s missing in Windows 10 1903, the May 2019 Update.. SEE ALSO: Force Windows 10 to install the May 2019 Update NOW New version of Windows 95 runs faster on Windows 10, macOS and Linux How to download the Windows 10 May 2019 Update and… [Continue Reading] -
Should I build a new media PC?
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 10:17am CEST par Alan Buckingham
Eight years ago, approximately, I built my last media center computer. My family and I used it a lot, but it was in the era when set-top boxes were still mostly in their infancy. I did it fairly simply. I bought a used desktop model (a tower wouldn’t fit on a shelf in my cabinet) and began a partial remodel. I tried to do it fairly cheap. I opened up the case and replaced the RAM with more, swapped the hard drive for a higher capacity one, and replaced the video card with one that had component out and the… [Continue Reading] -
Yet another Linux distribution shuts down, and the Open Source community should be worried
Publié: mai 23, 2019, 3:00am CEST par Brian Fagioli
More and more people are trying Linux-based operating systems these days, and with Windows 10 being so hated, that should not be a surprise. Sadly, while the Linux community should be thriving from Microsoft's missteps with Windows, it feels like the opposite is happening. The Linux Mint development team is experiencing turmoil, for instance, while Scientific Linux has shut down entirely. Unfortunately, things are getting even more dire, as yet another Linux distribution has shut down. This time, the operating system is the Arch-based Antergos. "Today, we are announcing the end of this project. As many of you probably noticed… [Continue Reading]