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  Satechi launches Dual Smart Outlet with Apple HomeKit support

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 7:46pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  While smart home devices are very popular these days, Apple's HomeKit sadly isn't. This is a shame, as I rather like the company's centralized approach to controlling the home. If all of your devices are HomeKit compatible, you can expect an elegant experience where you don't have to jump from app to app. Unfortunately, there are many popular smart home device manufacturers that don't put resources into supporting Apple's solution. Today, Satechi announces a new smart outlet adapter that thankfully is compatible with Apple HomeKit. Called "Dual Smart Outlet," it can control power to two devices -- not just one… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Calendar for web is currently down

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 5:56pm CEST par Alan Buckingham

  Take the day off! Seriously, at the moment you have no appointments or meetings. Well, you still do, but if you’re relying on Google Calendar then you’re out of luck at this moment because the web version is currently not available. Efforts to access calendar.google.com result in an error page being displayed. The white screen simply states "Not Found Error 404", something any half-experienced internet user will certainly be familiar with. Google is confirming the outage via its G Suite Status Dashboard. Reporting as of 10:22 am "We’re investigating reports of an issue with Google Calendar. We will provide more information shortly.… [Continue Reading]
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  New platform brings together technologies to improve enterprise cybersecurity

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 3:47pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Cybersecurity tools are often designed to work in isolation from each other and that can leave enterprise security operations fragmented as well as difficult and expensive to manage. A new integrated platform called GreyMatter from ReliaQuest, launched today, aims to bring together technologies, processes and teams to provide greater visibility and control over enterprise security operations. "ReliaQuest understands that a security team's strategy must deliver consistency for the business while also constantly evolving, and we are committed to providing the necessary technologies and ongoing support that our customers need to achieve that difficult balance," says Brian Murphy, CEO of ReliaQuest.… [Continue Reading]
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  Preparing for the rise of AI in the workforce

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 2:20pm CEST par Kayla Matthews

  Primary schools, universities, companies and even all the rest of us have a role to play in preparing for the rise of AI in the workforce. So what can we do to make sure people are still employable as AI starts becoming more common in business settings? Let's take a look at the work ahead of us. What Can Companies Do? The first thing companies need to do is be honest with their employees. Some jobs are going to have to go -- there's no way around it. Kai-Fu Lee, who previously served as president of Google China, believes the… [Continue Reading]
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  The impact of data privacy on the healthcare industry

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 12:41pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Healthcare companies are constantly consuming and sharing information to build better patient profiles and improve outcomes. Yet a new report reveals that only 70 percent are very or extremely confident in knowing exactly where their sensitive data is. The study from data privacy specialist Integris shows that of these 50 percent update their inventory of personal data once a year or less, and a mere 17 percent of respondents are able to access sensitive data across five common data source types. Data privacy has a wider impact on businesses too. Proving compliance with business obligations like data sharing agreements is… [Continue Reading]
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  Google is bringing RCS messaging to users directly instead of waiting for carriers

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 10:37am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  There has been much talk about SMS successor RCS (Rich Communication Service) over the last year or so, but there has been little in the way of action. But this is about to change. Seemingly tired of carriers and handset makers dawdling, Google is bringing RCS messaging to Android users in the UK and France. With Google taking control of RCS, the service could become the company's version of iMessage before long, and it means users will be able to experience it sooner than they might have expected. See also: com uses clever entrapment technique and accuses Google of stealing… [Continue Reading]
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  BitDefender releases free decryption tool for GandCrab ransomware

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 10:02am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Security firm BitDefender has teamed up with the FBI, Europol and other agencies and created decryption software that enables ransomware victims to get their data back for free. The tool can be used to retrieve files encrypted by the GandCrab family of ransomware which is thought to have originated in Russia. GandCrab has been active for around a year and a half, and hundreds of thousands of people have fallen victim to it. See also: Netflix discovers SACK Panic and other Linux security flaws Humans are still the weakest link in information security Security software is causing Firefox users to… [Continue Reading]
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  Netflix discovers SACK Panic and other Linux security flaws

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 9:30am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  A number of Linux and FreeBSD servers and systems are vulnerable to a denial of service vulnerability dubbed SACK Panic, as well as other forms of attack. A total of three security flaws were discovered by Jonathan Looney of Netflix Information Security. A series of malicious packets sent to vulnerable system is all it takes to crash or slow them down -- a remotely-triggered kernel panic. Patches and workaround have been released to help plug the holes. See also: Microsoft advises Azure customers to update Exim to avoid a Linux worm OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Linux distro is here, and there… [Continue Reading]
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  Win a Roku Streaming Stick

  Publié: juin 18, 2019, 3:25am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Smart televisions are kind of... stupid. While TV makers love to advertise all of the integrated streaming services, the truth is, the interfaces are often slow and clunky. Ultimately, it is a much better experience to use a streaming device, such as Amazon Fire TV, Roku, or Apple TV. Hell, connecting your smart TV to the internet could even put your home network at risk! The best thing about streaming media boxes and sticks, however, is they are typically very affordable. Well, with the exception of the pricey Apple TV. For instance, you can buy a quality Roku Streaming Stick for less… [Continue Reading]