Month: January 2018

Fidelis is advancing its Elevate platform with deception capabilities to enable a broader Automated Detection and Response offering. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The Acer Chromebook Spin 11 gets its name from a hinge that allows the screen to rotate 360 to enable this hybrid to work as […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

As is par for the course with most things, Apple isn’t typically first in a single category, but it uses that time to improve on […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

When you’re working in front of a computer all day, writing documents, sending emails, editing websites, or any task that requires a ton of typing, […] Read the original post by Luke Filipowicz

Mac users continue to roam the Internet unprotected, despite growing concerns about hacks, ransomware attacks, and extortion attempts on the web. In this blog, Bitdefender offers […] Read the original post by Brand Post

Apple has expanded its California fleet of self-driving vehicles from three registered last April to 27 as of early 2018, according to a new report […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

The iPad Pro lineup has a lot to learn from the iPhone X, and if the rumor mill is any indicator, the early tablet refresh […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Querying a database with SQL or a similar technology is great until you find yourself needing to query natural language. Attend this webinar and see […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Apple is planning to release a next-generation iPad Pro this year with slim bezels and Face ID, like the iPhone X, according to Mark Gurman […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

At the top end of Fitbit’s lineup, there are no wrong decisions, but the Ionic is worth the extra money. I am a firm believer in […] Read the original post by Daniel Bader

Sonos has been well-known for years for the quality of its speakers, so it wasn’t too surprising that when Apple unveiled its first smart speaker, […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

As the so-called Doomsday Clock ticks even closer to midnight, a reminder of just how easy it is to slip into nuclear war. Read the original post by Garrett M. Graff

Apple’s macOS recently came under fire after an update revealed that it’s possible to log in as “root” – for full administrative privileges – without […] Read the original post by Brand Post

A recently discovered vulnerability in macOS allows for full system compromise of macOS versions dating back 15 years. Residing in the “IOHIDFamily” component – notoriously […] Read the original post by Brand Post

Manage all of your iOS device apps, documents and profiles from a single administration point. Want to ensure that all of your family members have similar […] Read the original post by Anthony Casella