Latest from James Sanders
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ThinkPad P53 packs in Mobile Xeon CPU and a more powerful, VR-ready GPU
Lenovo's desktop-replacement ThinkPad P53 is substantively beefier than previous iterations of the P-series, with more advanced GPU options.
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Multicloud: A cheat sheet
This comprehensive guide covers the use of services from multiple cloud vendors, including the benefits businesses gain and the challenges IT teams face when using multicloud.
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Windows 10 May 2019 Update: Everything you need to know
Changes are coming to Windows 10 with the release of version 1903 that affect everyday users and IT decision makers. Here's what you need to know.
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40% of enterprises experienced Office 365 credential theft, report finds
While 80% of organizations use more than the default security provided by Office 365, additional measures are needed to secure enterprise email.
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Roughly a third of Americans think they have a 5G phone (they don't)
Even if you have a 5G phone, it's probably too hot outside to use the 5G network anyway, according to reports.
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Lateral phishing: Hackers are taking over business accounts to send malicious emails
The use of compromised accounts to send phishing emails to contacts inside and outside an organization is an increasing security threat.
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2 years later, there's still no Windows Server Arm in Microsoft Azure
Despite azure-ances of commitment, Windows Server on ARM for use with Microsoft Azure looks quite a lot like cloud vaporware.
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Apple iPadOS: A cheat sheet
Apple's new OS for iPad includes several features that make it easier to use the iPad as a laptop replacement. Here's what you need to know.
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NPM Enterprise update attempts to improve security, code visibility of JavaScript projects
Updates promised by npm, inc. are finally being delivered to increase security of Node.js projects to assuage concerns following years of problems.
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Malicious libraries in package repositories reveal a fundamental security flaw
The proliferation of malicious packages in repositories for software developers that rely on typosquatting points to a problem: A reliance on flat namespaces.