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Sixty-four percent of respondents are doubtful that their organization can prevent a mobile cyberattack.
AMD's lower priced Ryzen chips are putting pressure on Intel's premium chips
The agency plans to ask the public about its proposal to repeal parts of the rules
University's IT employees will allege age and national origin discrimination
Enterprises can blow by an upgrade ... if they're willing to hotfoot it to the next version
Turns out, the company's enterprise push is working out
Acer's new gaming laptop reverses the location of the touchpad and keyboard
The 2-in-1 device runs Intel's Kaby Lake chips, but it lacks in some other areas
Google and Amazon have different perspectives when it comes to customers splitting workloads across multiple cloud platforms
The Cloudflare Orbit service allows IoT manufacturers to protect devices against attacks even when firmware patches are not yet ready
WLAN experts share tips on how to deal with 2.4GHz vs. 5GHz Wi-Fi
A panel at SOURCE Boston 2017 agreed that fighting ransomware will take more communication
People are starting to love their virtual assistants and even fantasize sexually about them, which is a good thing for marketers because along with love comes trust
IBM X Force says financial services are targeted 65% more by cyber-attacks than the average organization
Verizon released its tenth annual breach report this morning, and cyberespionage and ransomware were the big gainers in 2016.
Many government agencies have already moved basic applications and services to the cloud, but when it comes to the next wave, CIOs must take a hard look at their systems and negotiate flexible contracts with vendors.
The new OWASP Top 10 list is out, and while most of it remains the same, there are new additions focusing on web applications and APIs
The South Korean giant warned about tougher competition ahead of Apple’s annual iPhone launch
Juniper touts cloud success, promises to do better with security path
The average ransomware payment has risen to $1,077, up from $294 a year earlier, Symantec said
Problems have emerged with Update Assistant, forcing Microsoft to issue a warning about manually upgrading to Windows 10 Creators Update
HP cut unprofitable products, trimmed its offerings, sharpened its PC designs, and is again the world's top PC maker
Offers non-security-only update two weeks before Patch Tuesday so enterprises can test fixes before rolling out to the masses
The FCC will begin a process to repeal the agency's 2015 regulations in May
The app failed to secure sensitive data could have allowed hackers to remotely locate, unlock, and start vehicles
Startups ad oomph to open source projects like Apache Kafka, KVM and Redis
The latest campaigns are bigger, more sophisticated, and causing far more damage as the attackers learn new techniques and collaborate with other groups
Download this exclusive report highlighting 25 top security products – as rated by actual enterprise users of the products – in categories such as cloud security, firewalls, SIEM, application security and IoT security.
A new report finds mid-tier companies are increasingly turning to security-as-a-service offerings to manage their network security needs.
The powering on of Google caching servers follows a deal signed last year
Former Microsoft CEO's U.S. government spending watchdog let's you dive deep into oodles of financial data
Zoomdata introduces Hi Def Data Sharpening, wants to sell people on the sweet promise of data visualization with fast performance and massive scale
Trump’s visa reform effort faces numerous problems
The phishing schemes can work, in spite of Google's 2-step verification, Trend Micro said.
Many businesses still use Windows Server 2003, even as Microsoft no longer supports the OS
The HiKey 960 will be the go-to computer board for Android and will sell for $239
Microsoft aims to put its cloud OS-powered notebook on parity with Google Chromebooks
Cisco Jasper extends IoT Control Center services to mobile users
Intel Visual Compute Accelerator 2, targeted at servers, includes an Iris Pro P580 graphics processor and three Xeon processors
The new scheme is supposed to provide additional cost stability for buyers
Pluribus replaces current SDN software with Adaptive Cloud Fabric.
Pai is scheduled to give a net neutrality speech on Wednesday
Survey finds workers still violate security policies to remain productive
CEO Jassy says AWS will reach into every corner of the globe
