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  IBM helps developers use open source and machine learning

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 4:31pm CEST par Ian Barker

  As artificial intelligence and machine learning become more widespread, it's essential that developers have access to the latest models and data sets. Today at the OSCON 2019 open source developer conference, IBM is announcing the launch of two new projects for developers. First is the IBM Data Asset eXchange (DAX), an online hub for developers and data scientists to find carefully curated free and open datasets under open data licenses. Where possible, datasets posted on DAX will use the Linux Foundation's Community Data License Agreement (CDLA) open data licensing framework to enable data sharing and collaboration. DAX also provides unique access to… [Continue Reading]
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  Symantec launches new zero trust cloud access security technology

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 3:46pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Increasing volumes of business network traffic are now directed at the cloud and companies need a cost effective way to secure them. Symantec is announcing updates and innovations across its portfolio of products, giving enterprises the ability to enforce zero trust security policies across SaaS applications, corporate applications hosted in the cloud, email and the internet. Zero trust access security gives authorized users access only to the network and cloud resources they need to accomplish tasks and strictly enforces data security and threat prevention polices. As well as access controls, the solution provides visibility and content scanning capabilities, allowing enterprises… [Continue Reading]
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  Businesses gain better control of cloud and mobile devices

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 3:03pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Enterprises around the world are gaining control of previously unmonitored and unsupported cloud applications and mobile devices in their IT environments according to a new report. The 2019 Trusted Access report from Duo Security looks at more than a million corporate applications and resources that Duo protects. Among the findings are that cloud and mobile use has resulted in 45 percent of requests to access protected apps now coming from outside business walls. This has led to businesses enforcing security controls that establish user and device trust before granting access to applications, known as zero-trust security. These include strengthening user… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple's 2019 MacBook Air is significantly slower than last year's model

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 2:16pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  When Apple announced the 2019 refresh of its MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, attention was focused on the reduction in price and a boost to hardware. But while much was made of the addition of True Tone to the Retina Display and the lower starting figure, it seems that the price cut comes at the price of performance. Tests show that the 2019 MacBook Air's SSD is actually slower, significantly slower, than last year's model. See also: Apple Watch eavesdropping vulnerability forces Apple to disable Walkie-Talkie app Apple and Zoom push out updates to remove potentially privacy-invading web server Apple… [Continue Reading]
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  Don't you touch my Lappy! -- 'True' confessions of a PC anti-vaxxer

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 12:04pm CEST par Randall C. Kennedy

  I have a confession to make: I’m a PC anti-vaxxer. I just don’t trust all those patches and security "fixes" software companies want to foist upon my innocent little laptop. I mean, how do I know one of those updates won’t harm it? Most software platforms are now so complex, it’s nearly impossible to tell the impact a new library or DLL might have. What if a patch makes my PC slower? I’ve heard about at least one "fix" -- to some made-up sounding bugaboo called "Spectre" -- that caused PCs to lose compute cycles. My little laptop struggles to… [Continue Reading]
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  You need to update your Logitech wireless dongle to avoid falling victim to MouseJack hacking

  Publié: juillet 16, 2019, 9:19am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  If the word MouseJack seems familiar, it's because it as been around for a while. It is a remote access hack that emerged a few years back that took advantage of a vulnerability in some Logitech wireless dongles, as well as hardware from other manufacturers. Being at least three years old, you would expect that patches would have been addressed -- and they were. But a large number of devices are still at risk because Logitech failed to recall the affect units that were on sale so there's a chance that if you bought a Logitech wireless keyboard, mouse or… [Continue Reading]