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Write comment (93 Comments)Data security breaches at major corporations seem to be perpetually in the news. The hacks range in size and scope, but itno secret that firms hit by hackers often suffer serious consequences.
What can you do to help prevent your organization from becoming tomorrowcyber-breach news headline? Here are 18 pointers:
While there are no guarantees when it comes to information security & even the most security-conscious organizations still face some level of risk & by following these 18 tips, you can greatly improve your odds of fending off hackers who seek to steal your organizationconfidential information.
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Appletake on augmented reality (AR) will leverage its existing solutions to deliver personalized experiences, with a particular focus on health, location and entertainment.
Yesterday I broke the news that Apple is working with a company called Dent Reality on indoor-mapping technologies.The smaller company has been working with ARKit since the system made its debut.
Now, it uses AppleIndoor Maps ecosystem to provide highly accurate indoor mapping solutions it claims are highly accurate and don&t require beacons.The focus of the demonstrations on the Dent Reality site are very much on navigating shopping centers and malls, but this can easily be extended.
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Write comment (95 Comments)The most important thing your business provides isn&t a service or a product. Ittrust. And it comes from letting your customers and employees know that you&re protecting your business—and their data—against cyberattacks.
Building a foundation for trust isn&t easy. Cyberthreats continue to grow in number and complexity as businesses shift more of their operations online and enable anytime/anywhere access to information to support an increasingly remote workforce. This ongoing digital transformation exposes more systems and data to potential attacks & increasing risk for your organization.
Addressing this challenge requires a new approach to protecting business information. &The assumption that everythingon-premises and protected behind a firewall has largely disappeared,& says Robert Crane, principal at CIAOPS, a technology consultancy that specializes in helping businesses improve their productivity by using technology and smart business practices. &But some businesses are still locked into that old-world thinking.&
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Write comment (97 Comments)Itbeen another Keystone Kops month, with a reasonably stable Patch Tuesday, followed by a hasty Patch Thursday to cover a security hole Microsoft accidentally blabbed, then the usual buggy &optional, non-security, C/D Week& patch, finishing with a fix for yet another bug introduced by earlier patches.
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It's tough to talk about Project Treble without getting lost in a forest of technical gobbledygook.
And it's no wonder: Project Treble (take a deep breath) is Google's ambitious effort to rearchitect Android in order to establish a modular base in which the lower-level code created by silicon vendors is separated from the main Android operating system framework so that device manufacturers can update the OS code without having to rely on silicon vendors to refresh the lower-level code for every release.
Whew! See what I mean?
In reality, though, Project Treble doesn't have to be so complicated. Let's break down what Treble is actually all about, in real-world terms — and what it actually means for you, as someone who uses Android and doesn't necessarily speak the language of mumbo-jumbo.
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