Moving on from passwords to strong authentication and adaptive access policies is key to improving security without hurting productivity, especially given the increase in remote working. Data breaches, phishing, ransomware: the specifics may change, but stolen credentials are behind 80%
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Microsoft Surface Duo: A cheat sheet about the dual-screen Android phone
This Surface Duo guide covers features, pricing, and more details that you need to know about Microsoft’s dual-screen device. The Surface Duo was announced on Oct. 2, 2019 during Microsoft’s Surface Event in New York. This Android-powered, dual-screened communication device may be helpful for
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FBI announcement on Windows 7 end of life prompts worry from security experts
Despite the FBI announcement, hospitals, schools, and government offices across the world still use Windows 7. Security experts detailed a litany of concerns following an announcement on Monday from the Federal Bureau of Investigation about the official end of life for Windows
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With 5G, edge computing and IoT will surge: Now’s the time to upgrade your edge
Moving computing to the edge eases the stress on bandwidth and speeds processing and responsiveness, allowing more bandwidth-heavy technologies, like AR and VR, to soar. The edge computing market is projected to grow by a compound annual growth rate of 19.9% between
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New Apple 27-inch iMac: Hands-on with a work-from-home beast
With a better webcam and nano-texture screen, plus new CPU and GPU options, it’s almost all-new under the skin. Apple’s summer surprise is not the first ARM-based Mac. It’s not a new Mac Mini, nor the return of the 12-inch MacBook.
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WhatsApp, Facebook, and Microsoft rounded out the top five as the most spoofed brands last quarter, says Check Point Research.
Phishing attacks typically try to lure in victims by impersonating well-known companies, brands, and products. The goal is to arouse interest, curiosity, or even fear among recipients so that they’ll be more likely to take the bait and fall for
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How to use Chrome dark mode: change your browser’s color scheme in seconds
Give Google Chrome the dark mode treatment Chrome dark mode is a new look for the web browser that replaces its usual white color scheme with shades of black and gray – and it’s easy to use. There are several reasons to
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Four of the biggest tech CEOs are about to be grilled by Congress
Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google face a reckoning over their dominance. It’s fitting, though perhaps a bit anticlimactic, that when Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai convene on Wednesday for a highly anticipated congressional hearing, it will be over
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How to recover files from an inaccessible memory card with Disk Drill
If you find you have a memory card that can’t be accessed, fear not–that data might not be completely lost. With the help of a tool like Disk Drill, you could save those files. Have you ever attempted to retrieve
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Nvidia is now worth more than Intel
Nvidia’s shares have soared this year What just happened? Thanks to a recent surge in its stock price, Nvidia has overtaken Intel to become the most valuable chipmaker in the US. Following a 2.3 percent jump yesterday afternoon, team green’s shares have
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