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Closing the complexity gap in device management
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 10:19pm CEST par D. Elliott & M. Giardina
The device landscape is becoming increasingly complex, as the proliferation of platforms, manufacturers and ownership options intersects with the need to track, manage and secure these devices in an ever-changing risk environment. Piece by piece, IT teams have picked up new devices and solution-specific tools to manage and track each device or pain point as it arises. Over time, organizations may develop entirely different teams to oversee similar management tasks for different platforms. While these specialized tools are effective individually, as the device landscape and management tasks expand, the net result of these devices and siloed tools is a "complexity… [Continue Reading] -
Four ways your boss can access your private data
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 8:39pm CEST par Michael Klazema
Privacy is a currency these days. With social media, target advertising, and constant connectivity, it’s harder than ever to keep elements of your private life truly private. This crisis of privacy becomes especially concerning in the context of the workplace. In the old days, it was easy to keep your work life and your personal life entirely separate. Today, those boundaries are blurrier than they used to be, and that fact has led to a big question for many employees: how much of my private data can my boss access? In this article, we will look at four tools that… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18950 and teases forthcoming 'Cloud download' feature
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 8:27pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft released two Windows 10 20H1 builds to Insiders last week --18947, which was pushed out accidentally to all Insiders and sported an ugly revamped Start menu without Live titles, and 18945, which rolled out as expected and came with welcome improvements to Cortana, Windows Subsystem for Linux, and File Explorer. Today we’re back to how things usually run, with a new build for Insiders on the Fast ring. Build 18950 isn’t the most exciting of flights -- its headline addition covers Japanese IME improvements, although Microsoft does also reveal that it’s starting to roll out improvements to Snip &… [Continue Reading] -
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is actually a really exciting Android tablet
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 7:58pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Android tablets have fallen out of favor with consumers, and that's sad. Things have gotten so bad for this device type that Google -- the maker of Android -- has even pulled the plug on making them. Yikes! That is as ominous as it gets, folks. Why did this happen? Well, I blame the influx of cheap no-name tablets from China that crowded the market. Not to mention, smartphones started getting ridiculously large, making tablets a bit redundant. Ultimately, Android tablets became synonymous with crap. With the exception of Samsung and Huawei, quality tablets running Google's mobile OS have been… [Continue Reading] -
Flexera helps businesses tackle vulnerabilities more quickly
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 3:14pm CEST par Ian Barker
In the modern world it's vital for businesses to know what software they have, and where vulnerabilities lie. Flexera already assists IT and security teams to do this with its Software Vulnerability Manager, and it's now launching new modules to help address threats. It's produced two new modules for SVM. The first of these is the Vendor Patch Module, which allows organizations to take advantage of insights and mitigate them more quickly, by using comprehensive patch coverage -- with more than 1,000 out-of-the-box patches. Additionally, the Vendor Patch Module delivers details to help companies more easily create over 1,000 additional patches.… [Continue Reading] -
Jaybird VISTA wireless headphones make Apple AirPods look like trash
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 2:45pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
AirPods are trash. Yeah, I know, they are very popular and Apple sells a ton of them, but that doesn't mean they are good. Look, the iPhone-maker could do much better than a set of rigid hard plastic things that you shove in your ear. They cause me, and others, severe ear canal pain. It doesn't have to be that way either -- Apple could very easily design them with replaceable tips to provide a customized experience. But no, Tim Cook and company would rather not. Oh well. Thankfully, there are other companies willing to acknowledge that not everyone has the… [Continue Reading] -
NordVPN brings WireGuard-based NordLynx to Linux users
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 2:19pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
NordVPN has announced an important new option for users of the Linux version of its eponymous VPN tool. The company is introducing a new technology called NordLynx which is based on the WireGuard protocol. The company says that it successfully combines the highspeed connection offered by WireGuard with NordVPN's own privacy-protecting double NAT system. The change is NordVPN's recognition of the fact that the relatively new WireGuard protocol is outperforming existing favorites such as OpenVPN and IPSec in many ways. One of the key advantages of it is that WireGuard comprises a mere 4,000 lines of code (one hundredth of… [Continue Reading] -
Chrome 76 arrives, blocking Flash and making paywalls easier to bypass
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 12:59pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Google has released Chrome 76 for Windows, macOS and Linux. As expected from the preview releases, this version of the browser brings a couple of important changes: Flash is now blocked by default, and Incognito mode detection is also blocked. The blocking of Flash will be welcomed by many, and -- once word spreads about what the implications are (namely that it makes it far easier to get around paywalls) -- the same is likely to be true of the changes to the detection of Incognito mode. The changes have been welcomed by privacy and security advocates. See also: Google… [Continue Reading] -
Phishing and credential stuffing remain top threats
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 12:43pm CEST par Ian Barker
As we have seen in another report today, the financial sector remains a prime target for cybercriminals. Phishing attacks and credential stuffing are the two most common forms of attack used against the industry according to another report from Akamai. In the six months between December 2018 and May 2019, nearly 200,000 phishing domains were discovered by the research and 50 percent of all unique organizations impacted are from the financial services sector. In addition the report reveals 3.5 billion attempts at credential stuffing during an 18-month period, putting the personal data and banking information of financial services customers at… [Continue Reading] -
Financial sector faces a broad range of cyberthreats
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 11:49am CEST par Ian Barker
The finance industry is a prime target for cyberattacks and a new report from F-Secure shows that it's facing a wide range of threats that go far beyond traditional theft. Attacks targeting banks, insurance companies, asset managers and similar organizations can range from common script-kiddies to organized criminals and state-sponsored actors. And these attackers have an equally diverse set of motivations for their actions, with many seeing the finance sector as a tempting target due to its importance in national economies. "This is a useful way to think about cyber threats, because it is easy to map attacker motivations across… [Continue Reading] -
Special Report: The inside (their heads) scoop from Google Camp!
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 11:47am CEST par Randall C. Kennedy
Get ready, boys and girls! It’s once again time for Google Camp, that exclusive, A-lister, invite-only event hosted each year by tech luminaries and all-around "crazy guys," Larry Paige and Sergey Brin! This year’s swanky shindig is being held at the posh Verdura Resort in beautiful sunny Sicily! And thanks to the magic of emerging brainwave-to-text technology, we’ve got the inside scoop on what these modern-day Illuminati were really thinking as they sunbathed on their mega yachts and tooled around town in $200,000 Maseratis! Note: Google Camp is ostensibly held to discuss issues of global importance, like climate change and… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft announces that Skype for Business Online will be retired
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 10:00am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
As Microsoft continue to push Teams, the company has announced that Skype for Business Online will be retired in 2021. While this is far from surprising, this is the first time a date has been mentioned so users can prepare to transition away. With the retirement date set at July 31, 2021, users have two years to get ready for a move to Teams. See also: Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18945 -- on purpose! -- with improvements to Cortana, Windows Subsystem for Linux and File Explorer Microsoft's web-based Outlook 365 is leaking users' IP addresses in emails Privacy… [Continue Reading] -
Apple Card: The Apple credit card is coming in August
Publié: juillet 31, 2019, 9:37am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
You might well be waiting for news of the new iPhone line-up, and we'll know more about that soon. In the meantime, however, Apple has a new product for its loyal fanbase. A credit card. The Apple Card has been talked about for some time, and now Tim Cook has revealed that it will be launching in August. The news came from the Apple CEO during an earnings call yesterday, and he said that the company's employees have been beta testing the Apple Card, which comes in both digital and physical forms. See also: Privacy: Apple workers may well hear… [Continue Reading]