Month: February 2018

NEWS ANALYSIS: Nuance uses new developments in biometrics to identify a person through unique characteristics that are nearly impossible to crack.

Corporate IT systems with known vulnerabilities are often missed or overlooked. In the case of Equifax, a known vulnerability led to hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. Here are the top-5 ways that vulnerabilities hide inside your company.

Organizations using Google’ cloud now have greater control over how its HTTPS and SSL Proxy load balancers connect with client systems.

Russian operatives used phony social media accounts, bots and automated postings to spread disinformation about the mass shooting at a Florida high school killing 17 students and staff.

Industry disruption is already a daily reality for the majority of companies globally, according to Accenture’s new “disruptability index.”

Samsung avoided making undertaking a major redesign of its latest smartphone models, the Galaxy S9 and S9+. The most significant improvements, including the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor are inside the case.

Developers can use the Flutter framework to speed up their work on native versions of their apps for Android and iOS.

At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, rival chip makers Intel and Qualcomm unveil technologies and plans for 5G connectivity in devices ranging from PCs to smartphones.

Ericsson will offer WAN transformation packages using its managed services for telco operators to supply improved end-user experiences. If you haven’t noticed, new-gen IT is all about improved user experiences.

SAP isn’t going to a full “pay-as-you-go” plan for enterprise cloud apps, but it’s new “consumption-based” model makes it easy for companies to manage and pay for services based on pre-determined estimates of usage and cost.