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  Bitdefender 2020 protects against cyberbullying and online predators

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 9:47pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  What do you perceive as the primary threat to your devices for the year ahead? Most people are now fairly self-aware to be wary of phishing attempts and illegitimate websites, while basic security software will prevent you from accidentally installing malicious software. What you can’t do is stop your teens going online, short of throwing out their smartphone. If you can’t beat them, join them. But keep them secure whilst they access the internet. Bitdefender 2020 is now available and it’s designed to protect your kids from one of the threats you can’t monitor: cyberbullies. A brand new "Detection of… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18941, but warns the installation may fail or cause your PC to get stuck in a boot loop

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 8:40pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows Insiders like to be on the cutting edge, trying out new Windows 10 features well before regular users do. For that reason, most Insiders opt to be in the Fast ring, rather than the Slow or Release Preview rings. It does mean they are more at risk from potential problems of course, but that’s often a risk worth taking. Often, but not always. SEE ALSO: Avast bundles buggy preview web browser with CCleaner, leading to predictable nightmarish results Windows 1.11 and Windows Throwback now available to download Build 18941 isn't particularly exciting, as the main addition is an updated… [Continue Reading]
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  Satechi launches USB-C Multiport Pro Adapter as an Apple exclusive

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 8:08pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Satechi makes great products -- in-the-know consumers are aware of this. The company's docks, dongles, and other accessories are both elegantly designed and affordable. While most of its USB-C products will absolutely work with Windows, the designs are clearly inspired by Apple. Today, Satechi launches a new portable dock called "USB-C Multiport Pro Adapter," and it is being sold exclusively at Apple.com and brick-and-mortar Apple Stores. The dongle is only being offered in space gray color at this time. "The slim but powerful USB-C Multiport Pro Adapter seamlessly combines four essential ports into a sleek, compact device for expansion ports… [Continue Reading]
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  Migrating infrastructure to the cloud -- what the board needs to know

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 4:12pm CEST par Johnny Carpenter

  If you serve on the board of a UK organization, it’s likely that digital transformation is high on your agenda as you look strategically at futureproofing your business. A key part of that is ensuring that the IT infrastructure supporting your company is functioning robustly as a platform on which to build competitiveness, rather than a legacy anchor holding back innovation and growth. Moving to an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IAAS) set-up is increasingly the way that companies aim to unlock potential and enable more dynamic, flexible business processes. The benefits of IAAS are clear: It’s flexible and can easily scale as your… [Continue Reading]
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  Why all-in-one is fast becoming the standard in CRM

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 4:02pm CEST par John Oechsle

  The conversation around CRM (customer relationship management) is always shifting. Over the past several years, we’ve seen cycles of increased focus on enterprise CRM technology and strategy and periods where the conversation has largely centered on the ways in which small and midsized businesses (SMBs) can utilize these tools to compete with larger corporations. At times we’ve seen a lot of buzz around CRM technology in specific industries (real estate, insurance and financial services comes to mind) and yet there’s also been a push toward customization and adaptability, particularly in the SMB space, for the CRM to flex to fit… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft is ripping SMS Connect from Skype... Again

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 12:10pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Microsoft has announced that it is cutting the SMS Connect feature from Skype at the end of August. The feature -- which makes it possible for Android users to send and receive text messages via Skype on their computers -- has been dropped in the past but made a reappearance last year. But now Microsoft is trying to push people into using the Your Phone app instead. See also: Microsoft warns thousands that they are victims of state-sponsored hacking German schools ban Microsoft Office 365 because of privacy concerns Microsoft blocks Surface Book 2 owners from upgrading to Windows 10… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft warns thousands that they are victims of state-sponsored hacking

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 11:39am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Microsoft has revealed that it has issued warnings to nearly 10,000 people that they are the targets or victims of state-sponsored hacking. The announcement comes as Microsoft showcases election systems running Microsoft ElectionGuard which not only helps to increase security, but also makes voting more accessible. Microsoft reveals that the vast majority of the state-sponsored attacks targeted enterprise customers, but there were still a significant number of regular consumers affected. See also: German schools ban Microsoft Office 365 because of privacy concerns Microsoft blocks Surface Book 2 owners from upgrading to Windows 10 1903 Microsoft backtracks on plans to scrap… [Continue Reading]
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  Save the children! Crush their YouTube dreams!

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 11:04am CEST par Randall C. Kennedy

  "What do you want to be when you grow up?" It’s the age-old question, one posed to nearly every child at some point in their formative years. In generations past, the answers were typically aspirational -- Doctor, Fireman, Astronaut, etc. However our current crop of young, Western-educated padawans has a different goal in mind: They want to be YouTubers. Yes, it’s true: Fully 30 percent of US and UK children surveyed by The Harris Poll answered "YouTuber/Vlogger" as their desired career path. And what this says about our narcissistic, selfie-obsessed, celebrity-worshipping culture is truly frightening. It shows that, after decades… [Continue Reading]
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  F-Secure's Data Discovery Portal reveals what the big tech companies know about you

  Publié: juillet 18, 2019, 10:12am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  In an age where people want -- even expect -- everything for free, particularly online, the price we pay for using various services is our privacy. Social networks are obvious collectors of personal data, but it doesn't end there... and who really knows what information has been collected about them over the years? This is what F-Secure hopes to cast a light on with its new Data Discovery Portal which aims to "expose the true cost of using some of the web's most popular free services". It covers Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Snapchat and Twitter. See also: German schools ban… [Continue Reading]