Month: December 2018

Real-time captions in PowerPoint, acronym suggestions in Word and the ability to reuse slides in PowerPoint are among the new features.

The latest SharePoint web parts provide additional tools to present content and information to users inside business organizations.

NEWS ANALYSIS: 2018 was another year of challenges for IT security professionals with no shortage of major vulnerabilities, privacy concerns and data breaches, that will continue to inform decisions and policies into 2019.

PREDICTIONS 2019: Despite the fact that 5G won’t be widespread until later in 2019, networking experts are quite willing to offer their own predictions of exactly how this fact new connectivity will impact consumers, enterprises and investors in the ne…

PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Until recently, it has been hard to find much in the way of laptop innovation. This last year, however, there was a bit of a rebellion. Microsoft released the Surface Go, HPI launched the Spectre Folio and Lenovo released its Yoga Boo…

TREND ANALYSIS: The attacks will get worse, the attackers will become more sophisticated and that means your countermeasures must evolve quickly–or you’re about to be toast.

DAILY VIDEO: Cyber-security myths continue to persist, Norton LifeLock reports, and Nvidia’s AGX Xavier helps devs build new autonomous machines.

NEWS ANALYSIS: 2018 brought us some significant improvements in tech, but a few of those happenings–from an autonomous car carrying a drunken driver to a subpoena for a robot and big data-catching crooks–were surprises.

The final version of the NIST Risk Management Framework 2.0 is now available, providing government agencies and commercial enterprises alike with new guidance that aligns risk, privacy and cyber-security controls.

DATA POINT PREDICTIONS 2019: The internet of things has been on the radar for expected big growth for the last few years. Now the upward movement seems to be accelerating as more companies see the value of gathering more and varied data for their analy…