Monthly Archives: November 2017
Uber Ignored Legal Requirements, Paid Hush Money to Hackers
Once again, Uber has a data breach. This time the ride-hailing service had approximately 57 million accounts compromised, which included personal information from customers,...
Microsoft Bing Delivers More ‘Bird’s Eye’ Views of Points of Interest
Microsoft has added dozens of new locations to the Bird's Eye feature in Bing Maps. Bird's Eye uses oblique imagery processing technology to provide...
Microsoft’s Cloud Rolls Out Red Carpet for VMware Workloads
As organizations quickly learn when they explore their cloud computing options, migrating to the cloud is often easier said than done. Microsoft is smoothing...
Dome9 Unveils Magellan for Context-Aware Cloud Security
Security startup Dome9 announced its new Magellan service on Nov. 22, providing organizations with context-aware security capabilities for cloud deployments.The Magellan service is a...
Insider Attacks a Real Threat in Enterprises, Survey Finds
Today’s topics include a research study highlighting the rise in insider attacks; Volvo and Uber’s self-driving car partnership; the North Korean Lazarus Group now...
Uber Admits It Hid Massive Data Breach of 57M Users and Drivers
Uber publicly admitted on Nov. 21 that it was the victim of a massive data breach that exposed personally identifiable information on 56 million...
How Good Collaboration Software Can Help Erase Shadow IT
How Good Collaboration Software Can Help Erase Shadow IT
Most organizations contend that content security is always their highest priority. However, unless content collaboration technology...
Top 10 Gadgets to Help You Get Your Geek On This Holiday Season
Top 10 Gadgets to Help You Get Your Geek On This Holiday Season
The holidays are a time of giving, and that means finding just...
Google Downplays Report On Android Location Data Collection
Google this week downplayed a report that it has quietly been collecting location data from Android devices even when users have disabled location services...
How FCC Plans to Reverse Title II Action in December
Despite dire warnings from some corners of the media, the Federal Communications Commission’s planned action isn’t the end of net neutrality, and in fact...