Automating infosec knowhow, essentially Mandiant, now officially owned by Google, has the scale (not to mention the deep pockets) to be the "brain" across organizations' myriad security products and automate protection on top of these controls, acco…
Lees meerMore analysts emerge to talk up hefty double digit shrink in unit volumes PC shipments are plunging by record levels as enterprises spend less on devices and sweat assets for longer in the face of a worldwide economic slowdown.…
Lees meerThis is despite a history of assistive software being involved in crashes Despite years of headlines about driver assistance systems being involved in horrific car crashes, a study by the US-based Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) sugges…
Lees meerNaturally, they're already under attack – so you know what to do next Security appliance vendor Fortinet has become the subject of a bug report by its own FortiGuard Labs after the discovery of a critical-rated flaw in three of its products.…
Lees meerAs Nvidia hikes prices, Intel is only too happy to profit from your discontent, and AMD remains a wild card Comment For the first time in what feels like an eternity, customers have a third choice when it comes to graphics processors with the launc…
Lees meerFirst chunk of mega-frameworks go to market The UK government has kicked off procurement to modernize aging legacy applications used by the national tax collector, HMRC.…
Lees meerPinging something missing on a network is frustrating enough, imagine if it's out in space NASA is back in control of its CAPSTONE spacecraft after the lunar orbiter lost power and communications and spent weeks powered down in safe mode while tumbl…
Lees meerMonetary Authority director calls current system 'not fit for 21st century' Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) managing director Ravi Menon said on Monday the solution to costly, slow and inefficient cross-border payments is the implementation of…
Lees meerAs energy prices rise, so does demand for the kind of low-end chips China cranks out Here's an odd side effect of Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine: a small boom in exports of Chinese electric blankets to Europe.…
Lees meerData retention requirements to be considered alongside infosec failings Australian carrier Optus's recent data breach will be investigated by two regulators, the double trouble likely an indicator of the nation's displeasure at the incident – which …
Lees meerSome plan to take a whole hour off The union representing Apple Store workers in Australia has called a strike as part of ongoing negotiations for a new pay and conditions deal.…
Lees meerAnd why it's not actually a leak Documents filed in crypto lender Celsius Networks' bankruptcy case have revealed financial info on more than 600,000 users.…
Lees meer'Oh what a feeling' when your contractor leaks site source code Toyota has admitted it put 296,019 email addresses and customer management numbers of folks who signed up for its T-Connect assistance website at risk of online theft by bungling its se…
Lees meerIt'll just go back to randomly shutting down accounts PayPal has backed away from fining its own customers up to $2,500 for promoting whatever it determines is "misinformation."…
Lees meerWouldn't want anyone to know how much luggage is lost, eh? Lufthansa over the weekend said it is banning Apple AirTags from checked bags, only to subsequently attribute the policy to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).…
Lees meerHow's that boot taste? Updated Russian miscreants claimed responsibility for knocking more than a dozen US airports' websites offline on Monday morning in what appeared to be a large-scale, distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack.…
Lees meerKeeping the contents of your clusters secure from whomever's hosting them Red Hat is backing a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project that aims to improve the security of containers in Kubernetes clusters by running them inside hardware-en…
Lees meerA faulty fastener could leave drivers with wheel in hand, but no steering control Beleaguered electric automaker Rivian is facing another setback: the recall of nearly 80 percent of the vehicles it has produced.…
Lees meerGurus say source includes secret hardware info, private signing key for Boot Guard protection Source code for the BIOS used with Intel's 12th-gen Core processors has been leaked online, possibly including details of undocumented model-specific regis…
Lees meerExpect more sequels than Rocky: Europeans' view of 'proportional' very different from US The Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework agreement between the EU and the US is unlikely to settle the issue of sharing personal data between the two economic …
Lees meerDelays and cancellations thought to have cost Aer Lingus millions Aer Lingus says it is in talks with its IT services supplier, former IBM arm Kyndryl, after the disastrous combo of a sliced fiber optic cable and a faulty network card on the backup …
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