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Innovation is still possible while your team is working from home
Despite initial results, are executives and employees growing frustrated with working from home and concerned that it's killing innovation? Yes, but there are other ways to foster innovation.
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Amazon Prime Day 2020 will be held Oct. 13-14: How to get the best deals
Get details and tips about one of Amazon's biggest sales of the year.
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Windows 10: Lists of vocal commands for speech recognition and dictation
Windows 10 allows users to talk to their computers, but the list of possible commands is significant. We provide a handy reference to the most common speech recognition commands.
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5 more things to know about ransomware
Ransomware continues to be a cybersecurity threat. Tom Merritt lists five additional things to know about ransomware.
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Google removes 17 Android apps designed to deploy Joker malware
The Joker malware has been a persistent thorn in Google's side as it keeps popping up in shady apps to infect users of the Google Play store.
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IT staff systems/data access policy
IT pros typically have access to company servers, network devices, and data so they can perform their jobs. However, that access entails risk, including exposure of confidential information and interr...
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Cybersecurity: How to properly perform vulnerability assessments in your organization
Assessing the security posture of devices is an important part of securing data and communications. Follow these steps to make sure you do it correctly.
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How companies can meet the needs of the future workforce
The workforce is changing in the wake of a global pandemic. Learn some insights from industry executives about what companies and employees should be doing to evolve accordingly.
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How to avoid product failure: Tips from Stripe's product lead
Commentary: Even the best product teams sometimes run afoul of common biases. Here's how to spot these biases and overcome them.
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How to install common security tools via Homebrew on a Mac
We'll guide you through the process of using Homebrew package manager to install common security tools on macOS computers to assess and aid in hardening devices on your network.
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Top tech myths people believe: 5G conspiracies and more
A new report details the most common tech myths people in the US believe. Interestingly, many feel as though 5G causes sickness, satellites will ruin stargazing, and more.
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How to resolve common wireless performance issues using NetSpot PRO on Mac
Wireless networking has become the primary, and often only, connection method for many users. Here's how to troubleshoot corresponding performance issues.
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Judge narrowly saves TikTok from latest US app store ban
The temporary ruling means that TikTok will still be available for downloading in the US, at least for now.
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Cloud data warehouse guide and checklist
Choosing a vendor to provide cloud-based data warehouse services requires a certain level of due diligence on the part of the purchaser. This Cloud Data Warehouse Guide and the accompanying checklist ...
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Python 3.9.0rc2 is out: Most exciting new features
The latest release candidate for Python is now available. Jack Wallen highlights the best features of this iteration of the programming language.
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How to transition a developer career into Kubernetes
Developers wanting to upskill, or possibly even tackle a new job can make the shift into the automated container deployment, scaling, and management of Kubernetes.
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Home office design: This productive remote workstation is available for under $2,000
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many people are working remotely. To assist, we've curated a roundup of all the equipment and accessories to enable a productive virtual workday.
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This free Linux course has trained a million people in open-source tools
The Introduction to Linux course remains open for new enrollments.
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