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Dixons Carphone breach fallout shows long-term impact of a cyberattack
Dixons Carphone discovered a massive data breach last week, with attackers accessing details for 5.9 million customer payment cards. Now, the company has taken a reputation and profits hit.
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How new storage form factors are bringing higher densities for HPC
New advances in storage technology for new systems, and transitional tech for existing servers, are changing the game for enterprise storage.
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Microsoft Edge users should patch to avoid data-scraping Wavethrough vulnerability
A vulnerability in the browser allows a malicious website to read the contents of other web pages.
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ThousandEyes launches new multi-cloud monitoring capability
Cisco partner ThousandEyes talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about their new enterprise monitoring agents designed to improve visibility in a multi-cloud environment.
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SharePoint Spaces: Microsoft takes collaboration to a new dimension with mixed reality
SharePoint is for collaborating on every business process, and that now includes virtual, augmented and mixed reality.
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Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compl...
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How to select a data backup system
Most data backup products do a pretty good job at, well, backing up your data. So how do you choose a data backup, and what else do you do with it? Here's what businesses should consider.
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Apple macOS Mojave: Cheat sheet
In Apple's macOS Mojave, there are security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. Here's what business professionals need to know about macOS Mojave.
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How to install nextCloud 13 on Ubuntu 18.04
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of installing nextCloud 13 on the Ubuntu 18.04 server platform.
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80% of IT business leaders believe employees need mobile devices to do their jobs
A 2018 survey shows that a majority of IT executives think that mobile devices are vital to enterprise success. But keeping those devices useful and secure requires a coordinated policy.
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New smart city traffic project takes off in Portland, OR
More than 200 safety sensors are being installed in Portland to improve traffic safety on city streets.
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How students and schools can access GitHub's education tools to learn coding
As the need for software developers grows, GitHub has opened its free GitHub Education bundle up to all schools.
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Do remote workers increase your chance of a data breach? 86% of CXOs say yes
Off-site employees are more prone to data breaches, says Shred-it's State of the Industry Report.
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Web hosting services comparison tool
Regardless of your industry or the nature of your business, an inviting website is standard operating procedure in the digital age—and the right web hosting service is often the most cost-efficient wa...
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Apple Watch Series 3: Cheat sheet
Apple Watch Series 3 has the option of cellular connectivity. For business users who are already bogged down with tech, the prospect of not carrying their iPhone all the time could be attractive.
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How to install Windows apps on Linux with Winepak
Windows users who want to make the leap to Linux may hesitate because they don't want to leave their apps behind. But many Windows apps can actually be installed on Linux with the help of Winepak.
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Happy World Wi-Fi Day: Here are 5 best practices for good home network hygiene
To ensure safe browsing, users must keep routers and connectivity updated. Here are five easy ways to check your devices.
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Why the GDPR's wide reach is leading many companies to rethink data strategy
The financial and ethical penalties of violating GDPR are so significant that every company must fundamentally shift how they manage big data, said IBM Security's vice president.
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