Computerworld First Look

December 19, 2019

12 Android tips you shouldn't miss from 2019

Make the most of the upcoming holiday break with these standout tips for your favorite Android phone. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	How bad can text security be? One company just showed us.

â¢	Woody Leonhard: Microsoft blinks: Security Essentials will still get updates after Jan. 14

â¢	Jonny Evans: 24+ iOS 13 tips to help you be more productive

â¢	Throwback Thursday: What repels as well as attracts?

White Paper: Adobe Systems Inc.

Adobe Sign Technical Overview

This paper provides a high-level overview of Adobe Sign architecture, security, compliance, identity management, document handling, network protection, performance monitoring, service management, governance and other key technical topics. Read more â¶

How bad can text security be? One company just showed us.

A massive number of text messages were stored in plaintext, with no security at all. Read more â¶

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Learn how to be an ethical hacker with this $39 in-depth training bundle

The A to Z Cyber Security & IT Certification Training Bundle contains 12 courses on how to pinpoint vulnerabilities in network systems and suggest ways to improve. Read more â¶

Woody Leonhard: Microsoft blinks: Security Essentials will still get updates after Jan. 14

According to an official post, the company will continue to ship updates to Microsoft Security Essentials after Win7âs demise on Jan. 7. At least, that's what we've been promised. The FAQ hasn't been fixed yet. Read more â¶

Jonny Evans: 24+ iOS 13 tips to help you be more productive

Here's a curated selection of some of the better iOS 13 tips for mobile warriors on the go. Read more â¶

Throwback Thursday: What repels as well as attracts?

Maybe the lab is a little too future-ready. Read more â¶

White Paper: Akamai Technologies Inc

5 Reasons Enterprises Need a New Application Access Model

The average cost of a breach is $3.86 million. With so much at stake, why do so many enterprises grant access based on an outdated model of assumed trust? And why do businesses rely on antiquated access technologies such as traditional VPNs and remote proxies to provide this application access? Read more â¶

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