January 16, 2020
Choosing whether to force users onto a single collaboration platform or support multiple apps is a tricky decision for enterprise IT. Read more â¶
Woody Leonhard: The NSA Crypt32 threat is real, but not yet imminent
Woody Leonhard: Windows 7 end of support: Separating the bull from the horns
Jonny Evans: Breaking iPhone encryption won't make anyone safer
CES, 5G and the shift to the cloud desktop
This reference guide frames the challenge of securing an ever-growing mobile app portfolio with finite resources. Read more â¶
In one of the most-watched Patch Tuesdays ever, Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled its security patches for all recent versions of Windows. Star of the show: a security hole contributed by the NSA. As of yesterday morning, thereâs at least one Crypt32 attack in the offing, but itâs far from scary. Read more â¶
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These web-based courses are perfect for anyone who doesnât have the time to attend traditional classes Read more â¶
Thereâs a lot of misinformation about Win7 end-of-life bouncing around the blogosphere. While the last free official Win7/Server 2008 R2 patch appeared yesterday, thereâs more to the story. No need to go running to the nearest soothsayer with your wallet open, in spite of what you may have read. Read more â¶
Any security vulnerability will be exploited, enabling more of the bad activity backdoors intend to prevent. Read more â¶
One of the biggest tech shifts I anticipate concerning productivity software is a shift from the desktop to the cloud. This shift was evident during the Qualcomm and Intel press announcements at CES this year, further confirming that this Consumer Electronics Show is evolving well beyond consumer electronics. Read more â¶
Since cloud ERP has the potential to improve so many aspects of your business, it requires a lot of upfront thought and communication to ensure a smooth rollout. Read more â¶
