ZDNet | What a week for airline data breaches. First Cathay Pacific, now British Airways. The UK carrier has revealed that the massive data breach which struck hundreds of thousands of customers is bigger than first believed. A further 185,000 customers may have had their information stolen during the data breach. In total, the threat actors behind the attack potentially gained access to an additional 77,000 payment card records containing names, billing addresses, email addresses, payment information — including card numbers and expiry dates — and the CVV numbers linked to each card.

ZDNet | Microsoft is stepping up its campaign to get more Windows 10 PCs with built-in LTE connectivity into the hands of business users.

The Verge | "Night Sight is the next evolution of Google’s computational photography, combining machine learning, clever algorithms, and up to four seconds of exposure to generate shockingly good low-light images," writes Vlad Savov. "If you listen closely, you might be able to hear every other phone camera engineer flipping their desk and resigning in disgust. This is just an astonishing improvement."

CSO | Application security is getting a lot of attention. Hundreds of tools are available to secure various elements of your applications portfolio, from locking down coding changes to assessing inadvertent coding threats, evaluating encryption options, and auditing permissions and access rights. The faster and sooner in the software development process you can find and fix security issues, the safer your enterprise will be.

MakeUseOf | Free Wi-Fi is available almost everywhere these days. Unfortunately, not all free Wi-Fi networks are vigilantly protected. That Wi-Fi network you’re using could be open to security threats by hackers and cybercriminals, putting your personal information at risk. Here’s what you need to know about fake Wi-Fi networks.

PCWorld | Google has made it easier than ever to clear your search results.

InformationWeek | Whether you've had a security breach, need to provide a status update on digital transformation, or need funding for a new project, here are some dos and don'ts on how CIOs can successfully present to the organization's board of directors.

The New York Times | The internet giant paid Mr. Rubin $90 million and praised him, while keeping silent about a misconduct claim.

Dropbox Blog | Timelines let you map out every step of a project and keep everyone on the same page. You can easily create timelines that show ongoing portions of projects by clicking and dragging. You can also customize timeline item colors to better organize information.