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The current cybersecurity landscape of guerrilla warfare
A cybersecurity expert discuses breaches, data protection laws, and why he considers multi-factor authentication the beginning of security.
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How has GDPR actually affected businesses?
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation is now a year old, and has resulted in financial repercussions and changes to how businesses handle data.
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How to become a consultant: 15 tips for success
With the rise of the gig economy, now is the time to pursue consulting, according to author Elaine Biech.
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Huawei's "plan B" smartphone OS: What it needs to succeed
Component manufacturers around the world are cutting off Huawei following an executive order signed by President Trump. As a result, Huawei's contingency plan may see the light of day.
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The Chuwi Hi10 Air: A serviceable convertible hampered by Windows
The Chuwi Hi10 Air doesn't quite live up to its name, but you could certainly do worse.
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Internet and email usage policy
Internet and email communications are essential for performing modern business tasks, but companies must put rules in place to reduce the risks that come along with those technologies. This policy off...
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Vuze XR 360 camera lets you dive into VR
Virtual reality and 360 video isn't new technology, but the accessibility to it is, as seen with the Vuze XR 360 camera by HumanEyes.
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Why only 18% of data scientists are women
While data scientist is one of the most in-demand jobs in America, 11% of data teams have no women, according to a Harnham report.
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How to block hijacking attacks on your Google account
Bot and phishing attacks can compromise your G Suite account, but there is an easy way to block the majority of these attempts, according to Google.
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Arduino reveals more powerful, low-cost Nano boards for building homemade hardware and gadgets
Arduino has expanded its family of tiny Nano boards with new offerings that deliver better specs for a lower price.
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Photos: Atari, Unix, ENIAC, and more from Vintage Computer Festival East 2019
Unix co-inventor Ken Thompson and Atari hardware engineer Joe Decuir were the keynote speakers at the Vintage Computer Festival East 2019. See photos of cool vintage tech on display at the event.
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Keep Red Hat independent within IBM? Please, no!
IBM paid $34 billion for Red Hat, but it shouldn't be about the tech--it's a culture thing. Here's the case for why Big Blue should be a deep red.
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Photos: The best business laptops of 2019
If 2019 is the year you finally upgrade to a new work laptop, check out these great options for business users.
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Network documentation checklist
As the number of network-connected devices grows, IT needs a reliable method of keeping track of device info. Erik Eckel advocates using a simple checklist for quick access to the critical details. Th...
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How to configure Linux to use NTLM using CNTLM
Find out how to authenticate your Linux servers and desktops against an MS NTLM proxy server.
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A peek inside Avanade's new wireless Seattle headquarters
Find out about a new wireless deployment that's improving productivity at the Seattle HQ for Avanade.
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Pictures: Inside Lenovo's new Beijing campus
Lenovo showed journalists around its campus in Beijing, which aims to create a 'Silicon Valley environment' for its 10,000-plus employees.
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South Korean government planning Linux migration as Windows 7 support ends
The Interior Ministry is preparing a test deployment to determine compatibility with existing systems ahead of a potential broader deployment across the government.
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