carbon emissions
UK gov’t eyes £4 million GHG emissions software upgrade
HMG wants a "new software approach which streamlines the system, using standard architecture across all inventory sectors to store, analyze, and report emissions"
carbon emissions
HMG wants a "new software approach which streamlines the system, using standard architecture across all inventory sectors to store, analyze, and report emissions"
Opinion
Support is changing. Just as the generational shift from on-premise to cloud revolutionized computing deployment and consumption, it also led to a profound swing away from traditional support models.
sonicwall
Multiple critical unauthenticated SQL injection bugs and hard-coded credentials as well as command injection, and file upload bugs need urgent patching.
Blockchain
Google has updated its app store policy, and now the NFTs can come out to Play...
artificial intelligence
The scramble for a piece of the AI pie is on, but US and China remain on top when it comes to raking in the profit
Azure
Following a major security breach involving US federal agencies, Microsoft refuses to provide details on the incident
ransomware
Have you tested and do you have the capability to restore your Active Directory or whatever IAM technology you use in the wake of a devastating incident?
MTTD
MTTD, as things currently stand, cannot be relied upon exclusively as a metric to measure the effectiveness of data breach detection.
CIO
"NATO finds the organically grown ‘IT garden’ in need of some pruning, cleanup, and restructuring. My focus is to pivot to a centrally anchored Enterprise Architecture..."
Patch Tuesday
Happy Patch Tuesday: Have some critical SAP vulnerabilities affecting pretty much every internet-facing product whilst you're at it...
patching
Risk arbitrary code execution or face howls from users unable to access Instagram? Priorities, priorities -- but a fresh fix is coming after initial RSR rolled back.
News
US companies will be able to join the new EU-US Data Privacy Framework “by committing to comply with a detailed set of privacy obligations" -- but will it be back in court soon?