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Windows shops be warned: New Internet Explorer bug lets hackers hijack your system
A Chinese cybersecurity firm has discovered a "double kill" bug in Internet Explorer that it said is already being used by possible nation-state hacking groups.
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Why having more women in tech management is good for business
Johanna Mikkola, CEO of coding bootcamp Wyncode, pointed out that businesses create better products when development teams are more reflective of end users.
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New templates let AWS users quickly and easily deploy blockchain networks
Users can launch either Ethereum or Hyperledger Fabric networks in just a few clicks.
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How businesses on the digital transformation path can tackle cloud transition challenges
Cloud transition requires regular maintenance, and possibly the assistance of a migration service, says Atmosera's John Trembley.
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How to protect your business from the real risk of a social media takeover
By not following basic security practices on social media, individuals and businesses increase the risk of attack, said Mike Price, CTO of security firm ZeroFox.
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Disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Natural and man-made disasters can jeopardize the operations and future of any company, so it’s critical to develop a plan to help ensure ongoing business processes in a crisis. This download explains...
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Programming, entrepreneurship, and business management top continuing education lists for developers
University of Washington Continuum College provost Rovy Branon offered advice to developers for picking the right continuing education plan.
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SAP wants manufacturers to embrace cloud computing
New products will allow manufacturers to monitor performance and collaborate with others in the supply chain via the cloud.
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Microsoft: Tech support scams rose by 24% in 2017, costing some victims thousands of dollars
Social engineering scams make even the best security solutions useless, Microsoft said. It wants industry-wide collaboration to solve the problem.
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You weren't hacked, Google tells Gmail users who received spam from themselves
The method behind the spam glitch was spotted last year but ignored by Google
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How to get a free battery replacement from Apple for your 13" MacBook Pro
Some MacBooks produced between October 2016 and October 2017 has issues with battery swelling.
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How to install Mantis Bug Tracker on Ubuntu
This tutorial walks you through the process of installing MantisBT on Ubuntu 16.04 and how to best connect to it on your mobile device.
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How to control spacing and alignment in a numbered list in Microsoft Word
Modifying results in Word's numbered list feature isn't as intuitive as many users would like. Here are some tips for using settings to control spacing and alignment in a numbered list.
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Software automation policy guidelines
Software automation is used for many business and IT processes, depending on industry vertical and individual company business and IT needs. Because this automation is far-reaching, policy considerati...
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IT whistleblowers who expose company data breaches may soon be protected in EU
A proposal by the European Commission would also protect those who expose fraud and tax evasion from retaliation.
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Biometrics and the law: Police try to unlock phone with dead man's fingerprint
Biometric authentication may be more convenient than passwords, and harder for hackers to duplicate, but how much protection does it offer from the law?
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How Puresec aims to safeguard serverless applications from cyberattacks
The PureSec Tesseract is a serverless security runtime engine that protects apps in AWS Lambda, Microsoft Azure, and other environments.
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CIO Jury: One-third of tech leaders say their company uses low-code platforms
Four out of 12 members of the TechRepublic CIO Jury said low-code and no-code tools are helping their company fill developer talent gaps.
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