Latest from James Sanders
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Malware can now evade cloud security tools, as cybercriminals target public cloud users
Refined malware payloads from Chinese threat actor Rocke Group are sidestepping security tools to install cryptocurrency miners on cloud systems.
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Open source Spectrum library enables edge processing of images for faster performance
Spectrum can be used to perform image processing on smartphones before uploading data to servers, providing higher quality images than native APIs.
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Top 10 app vulnerabilities: Unpatched plugins and extensions dominate
Despite the existence of patches, the proliferation of unpatched installations are enticing targets for malicious actors, according to a WhiteHat report.
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Smart building security flaws leave schools, hospitals at risk
Vendors of smart building hardware issued updates to products without disclosing that vulnerabilities were patched, leading security systems for schools and hospitals to be accessible via the web.
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Why vendor security practices are causing heartburn for enterprise pros
High dependencies on external vendors with unclear security policies is a concern among IT professionals, according to a Deloitte report.
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How a troubled SAP S/4HANA migration caused a gummy bear shortage in Germany
German confectionery company Haribo suffered from operational upheaval during their digital transformation, leading to missed shipments and lowered sales.
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How to prepare your organization for the end of Windows 7 support
Over a third of Windows users are clinging to Windows 7, though support ends in one year. Here's how Microsoft is handling the transition, and the upgrade paths for your organization.
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GoDaddy injecting site-breaking JavaScript into customer websites, here's a fix
GoDaddy is injecting analytics scripts into websites hosted on their systems to track users. Here's how to opt-out.
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Verizon's new AI platform will help businesses improve customer service 24/7
The telecom giant is expanding its portfolio of managed services with an AI-powered toolkit for improving customer experience outcomes.
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Redis and Intel partner for Optane in-memory database solutions to increase performance
Redis Enterprise is now available on the hardware preview of Intel's Optane non-volatile DIMMs, which can be configured at up to 512GB per module.