Monthly Archives: January 2017
IBM Introduces All-Flash Storage Systems for Cognitive Workloads
Today's topics include IBM’s new all-Flash solid-state storage for cognitive workloads, Microsoft’s Power BI Reports application for mobile devices, Alphabet’s decision to fold its...
Oracle Reveals Additional Build-out of Oracle Cloud in 2017
Oracle may have been late to the cloud party six or seven years ago, but it's apparently looking at other cloud competitors in the...
Comparing the Features of the HTC U Ultra and HTC U Play
Comparing the Features of the HTC U Ultra and HTC U Play
HTC is demonstrating once again that it is determined to remain a force...
Resolve to Follow These 8 Steps for Better Data Security in 2017
Resolve to Follow These 8 Steps for Better Data Security in 2017
The start of the new year is a great time to revisit best...
HPE Report Details Global Security Operations Center Maturity Levels
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) released its State of Security Operations Report 2017 on Jan. 17, providing insights into what Security Operation Centers (SOCs) are...
OPAQ Networks Launches Security-as-a-Service Platform, Raises $21M
A new security vendor is officially starting up today, with the launch of OPAQ Networks (pronounced opaque). As part of the official launch, OPAQ...
Facebook Starts ‘Journalism Project’ to Curb Fake News
Today's topics include Facebook’s project to promote legitimate news content and block fake news, Google’s new cloud encryption key management service, Microsoft’s revised privacy...
Maintaining a Unified Company Culture in the Remote-Worker Era
Maintaining a Unified Company Culture in the Remote-Worker Era
Companies today are searching for new ways to maintain some semblance of a corporate culture when...
Panasonic Toughpad Rugged Tablet Muscles into Android Space
Panasonic Toughpad Rugged Tablet Muscles into Android Space
Panasonic, long recognized for its line of rugged PCs and mobile devices that run Windows, has introduced...
New Free Software Promises to Help SMBs Fight Off Ransomware
You already know how ransomware works. Malware gets loaded on to a computer, and quietly encrypts everything of use. When it’s done, you see...