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How to fix the keyboard of a laptop after water has spilled on it?
TechRepublic member Zook99 spilled water on their laptop's keyboard, now certain keys are garbled and sticking when they type. Can you offer advice or tips to help this fellow member?
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Black Hat 2018: Xerox CISO on why the tech industry needs to simplify
Dan Patterson interviewed Alissa Johnson, Xerox Chief Information Security Officer, at Black Hat. She discussed defining IT processes, simplifying the tech industry, and more.
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Why standardized IT equipment can be an effective cybersecurity strategy for SMBs
SMBs are struggling with the financial demands of IT security. Standardized equipment and a uniform IT environment may offer an effective, affordable approach to cybersecurity.
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Android Pie (Go edition): All the features business pros need to know
The lightweight version of Google's latest Android OS features improved security and offers up to 500MB of additional storage.
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Why the human factor is an evergreen problem in cybersecurity
Employee errors in business are a critical threat to nearly half of organizations. Here's how they are trying to solve it.
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macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating sy...
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How to manage unsandboxed plugins on your Chromebook
Tired of Chrome OS asking you if you want to allow an unsandboxed plugin to run? Jack Wallen shows you how to blacklist and whitelist URLs and Domains.
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Why phishing remains a critical cyber-attack vector
Spear phishing emails targeting business users are so well-crafted they should be called "laser" phishing attacks, says Microsoft's Cybersecurity Field CTO Diana Kelley.
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How weaponized AI creates a new breed of cyber-attacks
IBM security researchers discovered invasive and targeted artificial intelligence-powered cyber-attacks triggered by geolocation and facial recognition.
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Firefox users beware: This popular add-on could steal your browsing history
A Mozilla-endorsed security plugin, with 220,000+ installs, is collecting and logging users' activity, and it's still available for download.
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What Dropbox dropping Linux support says
Jack Wallen makes a —possibly unpopular —case for Dropbox dropping Linux support.
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Learning to code? These are the programming languages creating the biggest buzz
The developer-focused analyst firm RedMonk has compared its Programming Language Rankings dating back to 2012.
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Photos: The best business laptops of 2018
If you're in the market for a new work laptop, here are 20 great options.
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Quick glossary: Streaming video
Streaming video technology is used in many facets of business enterprise communication, but the jargon can be difficult to follow. This glossary defines 20 common streaming video terms to help you gra...
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Top 5 things to know about working with Millennials
When it comes to Millennials, what applies to them is also applicable to how you work with all your employees.
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Photos: Best smartphones of 2018 for tech experts
Looking to get a new smartphone? Here are 12 devices with the best features out now.
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10 of the highest paying work-from-home jobs available
According to FlexJobs data, the average telecommuter is at least 46 years old and makes a higher salary than someone working in an office.
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The 5 most popular entry-level tech jobs and what they pay
According to job site Indeed, the top position makes more than $70,000 per year.
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