Cybersecurity
Over 83,000 ESXi servers are internet-exposed as mass attack continues
VMware denies zero day being used
Cloud
Cloud isn’t just for operational resilience - it can be a new revenue stream
It's getting a lot easier and more compelling to whitelabel cloud services for customers...
Cybersecurity
Securing cloud-native architecture at scale: From runtime to remediation
The way we instrument for security doesn't require us to put out 25 different agents
Enterprise IT
Google unveils ChatGPT rival “Bard” – could put it in front of billions, as AI wars heat up
Don't bet against the company with 90%+ search engine market share.
Featured
AWS generated Amazon $80.1 billion in 2022 but the wheels are wobbling as profits slump
"We're trying to build a set of relationships in business that outlast all of us"
Cybersecurity
VMware ESXi ransomware attacks continue: 500+ hit
This story has been updated here on February 8. Security researchers are reporting an explosion in the compromise of VMware ESXi hypervisors with over 500 machines hit by ransomware this weekend, with the automated attacks likely exploiting CVE-2021-21974. As The Stack published, some 20 ESXi machines were reportedly being ransomed
Cloud
Azure spending notifications outage to last 6 weeks
Redmond suggests partners "regularly review unbilled usage data for cost spikes"
Featured
Podium Analytics CTO Damian Smith is using data to help tackle youth sporting injuries
Damian Smith was managing a rather delicate job as Head of IT at the England and Wales Cricket Board when he was approached by non-profit Podium Analytics to reduce the volume and impact of youth sport-incurred injuries. “In 2020, I was in the midst of putting bio-secure international cricket on
Cybersecurity
22,600+ emails = 599 vulnerabilities. Security disclosure triage is HARD
Security researchers regularly chafe at the deafening silence when they report a critical vulnerability in software: White Hats simply wanting to help organisations fix their cybersecurity all too often still find themselves being ignored – or worse, threatened with legal action when trying to help publicly exposed organisations that have not
Enterprise IT
Digital policy veteran Jerry Fishenden: We need our "digital mojo" back
"I want to stimulate debate about how we can rediscover and re-energise" digital ambitions
Enterprise IT
BT's CDIO continues to tackle technical debt with mainframe migration plan
Big Iron applications to be retired or refactored in a bid to save £17m/year
Enterprise IT
Pentagon starts testing "secret" Office 365 at IL6
The US Department of Defense has started user testing for a new “Office 365 classified cloud”, days after Microsoft took its new Office 365 Government Secret cloud to general availability (GA). Tests at this high classification level coms months after the US Army decommissioned a legacy email system with four