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It’s alive! Patch Tuesday survives for Windows 10

Microsoft hasn't buried Patch Tuesday on its new OS. Not yet

As it sets IT layoffs, Citizens Bank shifts work to India via Web

Jobs for some IT employees will end in December

Threat intelligence needs to grow up

Security teams are overwhelmed with a massive amount of threat data

Updates are coming for a telematics unit that hacked a Corvette

Updates strengthen ties between Microsoft Outlook and other Office iOS apps

Microsoft’s Surface Hub collaboration tool delayed until 2016

Verizon preps super-fast 10Gbps broadband

It's finished testing the NG-PON2 network, but hasn't revealed pricing or timing

DOJ calls for encryption balance that includes law enforcement needs

Bastille promises to find malicious wireless devices in corporate networks

Continuous wireless scanning reveals where unauthorized IoT devices are located and what they are doing

Google moves two cloud data analysis services out of beta

New build of Windows 10 Mobile brings fixes and some massive bugs

Ten scary hacks I saw at Black Hat and DEF CON

When the data is the product, Thomson Reuters introduces an API platform

We hear a lot about how software is helping organizations innovate and find new product offerings, what does that mean for a company that has always been in the business of selling

Docker Content Trust steps up container security

Docker Content Trust seeks to provide a standard security framework for Docker images, via open source key-sharing

SEC charges 32 in press release hacking, stock trading scheme

Samsung bets big on Galaxy Note 5 and S6 edge+

GitHub launches desktop client to lure more developers

Alibaba’s cloud and mobile business soar, but total revenue disappoints

FIS seeks to boost financial software portfolio with $9.1B Sungard acquisition

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 could yield big camera gains

How texting a Corvette could stop it in its tracks

Twitter sees surge in government requests for account information

Mobile banking apps in developing nations have weak security

Four knowns and four unknowns in Google’s Alphabet soup

Oracle CSO to customers: we don’t need your (false positive) bug reports

Customers don’t find much that's worth acting on and are violating licensing agreements, she says

HTC’s nosedive blamed on scant smartphone innovation, fierce competition

Upcoming VR headset and possible Windows 10 Mobile smartphone offer glimmer of hope

Will stock, hiring surge at a more transparent Google?

Analysts split on whether restructuring will deliver needed insight on company plans

Windows 10 gets its first set of security patches

Salesforce showcases 5 new Apple Watch apps for businesses

DARPA wants to transform vacuum electronics for superior communications, data transmissions

DARPA says there are over 200,000 vacuum electron devices in service

Nine charged in press release breaches, stock trading scheme

Infor seeks to strengthen cloud footing with $675M GT Nexus buy

Oracle pulls blog post critical of security vendors, customers

How Japan’s Privacy Visor fools face-recognition cameras

Lenovo-backed ZUK brand takes on the smartphone market

Do you know how much your smartphone costs?

Thoughts on how the end of smartphone subsidies from carriers will change the market

Chinese vendors triple smartphone share in India

Barracuda jumps into the file sync and share space

There are almost, but admittedly not quite, as many file-sharing vendors as their are prospective customers for those vendors' products. So is Barracuda's new product anything new?

That ad blocker you love? It’s costing publishers a pretty penny

Internet giants to block child porn images using a common list

Google’s restructuring will let new ventures shine

Meet Sundar Pichai, Google’s new CEO

Google renames itself Alphabet Inc.

Google restructures, naming parent company Alphabet

BlackBerry denies its OS was to blame in Jeep Cherokee hack

IT job gains: Not as bright as they appear

IT job growth for July is softened by revised Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for the last couple of months

Oracle’s new ‘PULA’ license promises unlimited database use in perpetuity

OneDrive’s new sharing funtionality is live, notifies users when files are changed

Appeals court to hear US agency’s decison to block digital imports

Opera Software considers sale after lowering financial expectations