CIA-made malware? Now antivirus vendors can find out
Thanks to WikiLeaks, antivirus vendors will soon be able to figure out if you have been hacked by the CIA.…
Smackdown: Office 365 vs. G Suite collaboration
Ever since I can remember, Silicon Valley has been enamored with the idea of group editing of documents. Very little…
Microsoft's Visual Studio 2017 hits general availability
Microsoft’s tools for developers hit another milestone Tuesday, when the company made Visual Studio 2017 generally available. As the name…
IDG Contributor Network: Securing applications in the public cloud
I have written on the topic of cloud-induced transformation of IT in the past. Adapting IT audit and monitoring processes…
IDG Contributor Network: Act-On wants to bring 'the Waze experience' to marketing automation
I get the idea of using metaphors to illustrate a narrative. But there is a difference between that and simply…
Senate resolution aims to roll back privacy rules for ISPs
A resolution introduced in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday aims to roll back privacy rules for broadband service providers that…
Apple says it has already patched ‘many’ (not all) leaked CIA exploits
Details concerning multiple iOS, Mac, and AirPort exploits allegedly used by the CIA were published by Wikileaks late last night.…
Android 8.0 'O' — what we know so far
It is getting to be that time of year again. The snow is melting, the days are longer, and Google…
First full-scale Hyperloop system is almost ready for takeoff
Hyperloop One is well on its way to developing the world’s first fully operational Hyperloop transportation system. The company revealed…
Extreme to buy Avaya's networking business for $100M
Avaya has found a buyer for its networking business. Extreme Networks will buy the division for about $100 million as…