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The benefits of working remotely are numerous, but there are significant hidden costs that need to be factored in. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kqePLf

How will cybersecurity change with a new U.S. president? Pros identify the biggest needs

Every new presidential administration brings change, one way or another. Learn what President Joseph Biden is facing on the cybersecurity front, along with some tips for government and businesses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aVn3I6

How to use Google Currents

Currents is the enterprise social network you might not have known your Google Workspace organization needed, or even had. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZWxODv

Report finds a rise in DevOps and cross-platform database use

Latest Redgate DevOps report finds a major shift in how IT teams will be productive in the future. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37PaBYi

5G: Examining facts, lies and bizarre conspiracy theories

How a robust 5G infrastructure can solve some of America's biggest problems and (hopefully) convince the world that 5G is safe. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3stADZ4

Business travelers are still at home due to employee worries, the slow vaccine rollout and the patchwork of COVID-19 rules

Gartner research finds that only 11% of companies have resumed travel or plan to within the next six months. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2O8dw7i

Average tech salaries rose 3.6% in 2020 amid COVID-19 pandemic

For job seekers looking to earn top dollars for their work, the fastest-growing pay bumps aren't found in Silicon Valley anymore, says Dice. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3krNWGx

TensorFlow: A cheat sheet

TensorFlow is an open source software library developed by Google for numerical computation with data flow graphs. This TensorFlow guide covers why the library matters, how to use it, and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2HmwRfD

How stalkerware can threaten your safety and privacy, and how to avoid it

With a stalkerware app on your phone, another person can spy on your activities and view your personal information, Kaspersky says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rbuocl

Survey: Base salary matters less than equity compensation for a majority of professionals

A new Blind poll sought to better understand employee sentiments regarding their overall benefits package when joining pre-IPO companies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uD3wnk

In Search of Darkness: Part II Review: A Fantastic Follow-Up to the Ultimate '80s Horror Doc

In Search of Darkness: Part II picks up where the original left off with over four hours of new interviews highlighting 1980s horror. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3ssPP8M

Tom & Jerry Review: A Live-Action Hipster Remake That's Strictly for Kids

The classic cartoon cat and mouse cause chaos at a posh hotel's celebrity wedding in Tom and Jerry. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/37LwOGP

Zoom fatigue? Four reasons video calls are exhausting, and how to prevent it

Stanford researchers have published the first peer-reviewed paper on the causes of video call fatigue, and how you can stop them from draining your energy. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZSNIyP

How to get workers back to the office? Ensure the building is healthy and safe

Monitoring air quality, temperature and other measures, and providing data to employees will give them the confidence to return, according to Schneider Electric. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37Sf1xD

Microsoft is shipping a data centre in a 40-foot container. What's inside, and what's it for?

Microsoft's Azure Modular data center brings computing on the edge. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37OXyX4

A cable company will provide free Wi-Fi and devices to 20 Oakland community centers

Comcast contributed $100,000, 1,000 laptops, and free internet for a year to students and families in need who live in the Northern California city. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dKiGBq

Google Workspace: A cheat sheet

Formerly known as G Suite and Google Apps, this comprehensive guide outlines the essential features of Google Workspace for organizations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37QljOa

How to become a developer: A cheat sheet

If you are interested in pursuing a career in development and don't know where to start, here's your go-to guide for salaries, technical skills, and the best programming languages to learn. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2KJZt5J

Thermo Fisher Scientific announces new control system for makers of lithium-ion batteries

The company says the new measurement and control system will help battery manufacturers improve quality and speed. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aUlYAj

Firewalla is a solid entry to beef up the security of your work-from-home network

Jack Wallen tries out the Firewalla Gold to see if it's worthy of serving as your work-from-home security device. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dLNS33

This $1,400 heated office chair will massage you while you work

X-Chair's X4-HMT includes built-in heat and massage features and boasts a number of ergonomic design bonuses to boot. It's not shocking that it costs more than a grand, but is it worth it? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bDOp4C

Best office chairs of 2021 for your home office or student workstation

In the age of remote work and e-learning, an ergonomic office chair is a home office essential. From premium luxury models to budget options, here are the best office chairs of 2021. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aTmEWw

Cherry Review: Tom Holland & the Russo Brothers Deliver a Devastating Account of Addiction

An Iraq War veteran and his wife become heroin addicts when he struggles with PTSD in Cherry. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3koolyg

How to use NGINX as a reverse proxy for Apache

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of setting up NGINX such that it will direct incoming port 80 traffic to Apache, listening on port 8080. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uxbvT7

6 ways to save time using Flash Fill in Microsoft Excel

Source data won't always come in the form you need in Excel. When that happens, consider using Flash Fill to save time and aggravation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NViVyF

North Korean hackers find another new target: The defense industry

The Lazarus group had a busy 2020, and 2021 is shaping up to be another devastatingly productive year for one of the most dangerous hacking groups on the planet. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ux4FwV

Android 12: A Cheat Sheet

Android 12 improves the user experience from Android 11 and adds some exciting new features to the platform. Here's what developers, businesses and users need to know about Google's Android 12. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37MXHu0

VMWare patches bug that put many large networks at risk

The now-patched vulnerability could have allowed attackers to scan a company's internal network and gain access to sensitive data, says Positive Technologies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3knroqm

PlayStation rakes in $2.6 billion in PS5 sales

Despite the slow rollout to meet consumer demand, 5.21 million PS5's have been sold, as of this week, with more people awaiting their chance to buy one of the consoles. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZRD2Ra

Security concerns arise over popular Clubhouse app after ties to China-based company revealed

The Stanford Internet Observatory alleged that the Chinese government may have had access to audio data from Clubhouse. Here's what users should know. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pVEbS2

More than 90% of remote workers report feeling stressed

Survey data from Nitro Software finds that document-related productivity issues are a core reason behind worker unhappiness in the new normal of the post-pandemic world. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dMNqBB

Google: We're funding developers to work full-time on Linux security

Two developers, sponsored by Google, will dedicate their time to addressing vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel as part of a wider effort to improve the security of open-source software. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3r6KPql

Microsoft: How we deliver industry-specific cloud computing at scale

Microsoft is building clouds for nine priority industries by connecting and customising public cloud services for specific workloads and partner integrations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37KOouD

Survey: What are your must-have tools for work?

Take this quick, multiple-choice survey and tell us about the collaboration platform tools you use for work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pCtTGy

Nextcloud 21: Improvements in speed and added features make its cloud offering more business-friendly

Nextcloud 21 brings about a number of improvements. Find out which of these might lead you to migrate to the latest iteration of the best on-premise cloud solution available. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pZQxJf

How to protect yourself from common job search scams

A new FlexJobs survey reveals 14 of the most common--and successful--job-search scams. Here's how to identify them and not become a victim. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bAfLsr

3 questions to ask when negotiating a contract job

Recruiters recommend going in armed with salary research and always asking about the potential for becoming a full-time employee. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NVdXlt

Failing to digitize customer engagement would have negatively impacted most enterprises' business in 2020

Nearly all (95%) expect to increase or maintain their investments after the pandemic, a new report from Twilio finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aPQgUH

What do users and IT have in common? They're both to blame for poor remote security practices

One in four remote workers reuses work credentials on consumer sites, but IT isn't doing them any favors by reportedly failing to provide essential protection while away from the office. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NUgjkA

5 tips to protect your organization against the next cyberattack

To better combat cyberattacks, prevention is better than detection, says Check Point Software. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uw7SfY

Chip shortage: Tech pros talk supply chains, semiconductor design, and short-term expectations

COVID-19 continues to highlight frangibility in global supply chains. But how long will the semiconductor chip shortage last and how will this transform industries? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37KCgcP

How to integrate the Nautilus file manager with Git

If you're a Git user, and you'd like to integrate your Linux file manager into the tool, Jack Wallen has just the thing for you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pNOGXD

10 new perks of remote work

Companies are giving employees more time, money and flexibility to recognize the new reality of 100% remote work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pKMoIQ

The COVID-19 gender gap: How the global pandemic has forced women out of the workforce in droves

Working moms, in particular, have been saddled with the management of work, child care and education. Tech industry disparities become more pronounced as a "national emergency" unfolds in real time. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pOE0bh

How to combat the latest security threats in 2021

Understanding the nature of the latest threats can help you identify shifts in tactics and techniques, prioritize security resources and test the most likely scenarios, says IBM X-Force. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3utnDo3

10 tips for protecting your cloud data and accounts

As more organizations migrate to the cloud, cybercriminals are taking advantage of the vulnerabilities in online apps, says Netskope. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dEODuU

Kroger data breach highlights urgent need to replace legacy, end-of-life tools

Attackers used an outdated File Transfer Appliance from Accellion to gain access to data, the company said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dJ6YH1

Microsoft announces new cloud platforms built for financial services firms, nonprofits and manufacturers

CEO Satya Nadella said these new services will help businesses make faster and more intelligent decisions and build their own tech solutions. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NQXgrn

Ransomware threats to watch for in 2021 include crimeware-as-a-service

BlackBerry researchers see more double-extortion ransomware attacks, attackers demanding ransom from healthcare patients, and rising bitcoin prices driving the growth of ransomware. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NU1oqz

Companies are using AI to hit business goals, even though they can't explain how it works

A new survey of tech decision makers finds that security concerns are high and trust is low when it comes to artificial intelligence. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ssywVv

Tech jobs are booming. Remote working is now a top demand for job hunters

More than 100,000 new tech jobs have been created in the UK since the start of the pandemic, but growing momentum behind remote working could mean a 'dramatic' scaling back of office space and tech hubs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pOFi6i

Texas power outage: Data analytics, modeling and policy making will be key to preventing similar disasters

Protecting the U.S. power grid from serious outages, like the one following a 2021 winter storm in Texas, will require a better use of data analytics, modeling and policy making says industry expert. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37FYeOh

Top 5 things to know about network attacks

DDoS, SQL injection, and man-in-the-middle are just a few of the attacks that can compromise your network. Tom Merritt lists five things to know about network attacks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uorYsB

American Express rolls out new Digital Receipts feature

Amex customers can now identify and track information online for purchases from Google, Microsoft, Square, Apple, and other select merchants. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qQhMXH

Ace your cybersecurity and IT certification exams by taking these prep courses

These eight online courses teach the fundamentals you need to pass various IT and cybersecurity certification exams from Cisco and CompTIA. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NAFby3

People with autism succeed in IT jobs when companies hire for capabilities not credentials

Two IBMers hired through a national neurodiversity program have filed patents for their work with the company. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ujUCuW

Global government IT spending to reach $483 billion in 2021

The COVID-19 response—the vaccine rollout and public health and safety measures—will cause record-high increases in government purchases of devices and software, according to Gartner. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NRfmtt

How to share apps with Android's new Nearby Share

With the latest version of the Google Play Store, Android users can now quickly share apps using the Nearby Share feature. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dNd09A

How to secure Windows 10 PCs with Microsoft 365

Using Microsoft 365 security features, small businesses can consistently apply and manage the security polices of all their Windows 10 PCs from a single location. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Mgwng0

Field of Wi-Fi dreams: Delivering network solutions to Major Leagues and preserving ballpark history

Extreme Networks is set to deliver new Wi-Fi networks to 16 MLB stadiums. Building a network in a century-old stadium like Fenway Park comes with unique challenges. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37CGMdh

Where should women in the tech industry look for a job? One of these cities

The pay gaps are smaller, job growth is greater and women fill a larger percent of existing jobs in these 15 cities. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3skX0zL

This is how often employees think about being fired, according to a new survey

It turns out, getting a pink slip crosses the mind of many tech workers every day, according to a recent pop-up poll on the anonymous network Blind. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3unB6O9

How to connect to your local Gogs repository from the git command line

Keeping your code repositories in-house is a good way to avoid security leaks. Jack Wallen shows you how easy it is to connect to a Gogs local repository from the Git command line. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dFpCj2

Everything as a service, cloud on the rise to transform enterprise IT

Some 80% of adopters said the pandemic accelerated their organization's shift to XaaS to help them adapt and become nimbler, Deloitte survey finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sjtEBV

7 innovative products to protect you from the winter freeze

Frozen tundra-like conditions have piggybacked onto the ever-stressful struggles to distribute the COVID-19 vaccinations in the US. Here are seven items to help handle the bone-chilling cold. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NTAjng

How cyberattacks can threaten colleges and universities

With the shift to remote learning, schools are facing greater security risks and smaller financial margins, says BlueVoyant. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dC8oDd

10 cool e-bikes you should check out

Far more eco-friendly than a car and safer than a motorcycle, electric bikes are gaining traction in the United States. Here are 10 of the newest e-bikes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NTt0vQ

Google Cloud and Intel partner to focus on 5G and networking for telecommunications industry

Cloud native 5G and edge network solutions are the goal of this new collaboration. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NTsUnY

Demand is high for full-stack observability with business context

New research from Cisco AppDynamics highlights the fact that rapid digital transformation has added staggering technical complexity throughout IT departments. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3knp9DK

Crisis Review: Opioids Thriller Is Rescued by a Star-Studded Ensemble

A DEA agent (Armie Hammer), recovering addict (Evangeline Lilly), and university professor (Gary Oldman) battle the opioids epidemic in Crisis. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/37HLVAX

Coronavirus put digital divide in the spotlight, says Raspberry Pi Foundation

The computer maker says it is on track to deliver its 5,000th Raspberry Pi kit in March. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pSzgla

Windows Subsystem for Linux 2: The GUI features developers have been asking for

Microsoft's WSL 2 is getting graphics support. Here's how to get ready for it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37FagqW

Linux 101: What is the SUID permission?

In this Linux 101, Jack Wallen explains the SUID permission bit. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sgwtUi

Bring siloed data together to get the best of your edge computing capabilities

Convincing management to buy into your plan is not easy, but a potential profit increase can change their minds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uocHZ2

Firefox Proton: How to experience the new design

The developers of Firefox have a refreshed UI in the works. Jack Wallen shows you how to get a sneak peek at what's in store. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uhhz1Q

Why non-human workers can increase security issues in your business

Most organizations don't give the same thought and attention to their non-human workers, such as bots, RPAs and service accounts, as they do human workers and identity lifecycles. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3shWp1N

How to prevent text from wrapping in a Word document

Microsoft Word's automatic word wrap is convenient but sometimes unwanted. Here are two ways to keep text from breaking at the end of a line. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3keaxpV

Microsoft Office at 30: It's popular because it's boring

Commentary: Microsoft has fended off challenges to its Office dominance for decades, but not through cutting-edge innovation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pL9Rti

Women in tech: Funding for women's startups still lags

Raising capital is always difficult. One woman offers advice to new entrepreneurs and discusses why it's important to support each other. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NUq6Y4

Amazon professionals support warehouse unionization efforts, according to a survey

An Amazon fulfillment center in Alabama has been the epicenter of a conversation around unionized labor in the US. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZCZqxx

Gartner reports that smartphone sales were down 5% in Q4 2020, 12.5% for the year

Apple's new 5G iPhone 12 series helped the company win the top spot for the final quarter of last year. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qMdPTT

Cybersecurity pros: Automation and app security are top priorities in 2021

A study on CIO and CISO prioritization showed these two areas are most important this year. Cloud security is another area high on their lists. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dCKmIw

How do I become a network architect?

Without a reliable computer network, businesses will lose their competitive advantages. This is why the job of the network architect is so important to the modern enterprise. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qLd9Oy

Mysterious malware infects 30,000 Mac computers

Known as Silver Sparrow, the malware's intent is still unknown as it has yet to deliver an actual payload, says security firm Red Canary. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qMZ1V5

The top 6 enterprise VPNs to use in 2021

Enterprise VPNs are critical for connecting remote workers to company resources via reliable and secure links to foster communication and productivity. Read about six viable choices for businesses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3slc3cD

Free password manager alternatives to LastPass

With the free version of LastPass now limiting where you can sync your passwords, here are a few other options. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37Ez9Dj

New cloud security analysis finds default configurations and identity management are the biggest concerns

Accurics analyzed cloud-native configurations over the last 7 months to identify ongoing and new threats. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kc8Glv

Developers are facing burnout after spending too long hunting bugs in code

A Rollbar survey highlights the soul-crushing realities of being a software developer. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dEl0K6

IBM adds 11 historically Black colleges and universities to quantum computing center

The IBM-HBCU Quantum Center is a research network and a hands-on learning program. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bqNkwV

The future of work: Tell us what you think it will look like

Take this quick, multiple-choice survey and tell us about the collaboration platform tools you use for work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pCtTGy

AI in the OR: One company is closing the gaps in surgery using technology

ExplORe Surgical was created because there were often waiting times in surgery, so they created a tool to help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k3HZiS

Google Cloud Platform: A cheat sheet

This comprehensive guide covers the history of Google Cloud Platform, the products and services GCP offers, and where it fits in the overall cloud market. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2jX1njC

Kia outage may be the result of ransomware

A week-long outage for Kia is reportedly connected to a ransomware attack from the DoppelPaymer gang, says BleepingComputer. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k5P7ez

How to send Linux command output to a file

If you have a command that outputs a lot of data to the terminal, you might want to send that output to a file for easier (or later) viewing or sharing. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k5holy

MojoDesk looks to transform the new office with MojoDome personal office pods

As companies bring workers on-site amid a modern plague, many are reimagining the traditional office layout to enhance employee safety and reduce the spread of COVID-19. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kh1epz

The highest in-demand skill for software engineers is Redux.js

Candidates with this skill land three-times more interview requests than the marketplace average, according to a new report from Hired. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qFO3k4

New malformed URL phishing technique can make attacks harder to spot

Hackers are now sending messages that hide fake links in the HTTP prefix, bypassing email filters, says security firm GreatHorn. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qD6SVh

How to find details about user logins on Linux

If you need to gather information on user logins for your Linux servers, Jack Wallen has just the tool for you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bjM66B

10 essential developer and project management online training courses

Whether you want to pass a Python, project management, or ITIL certification exam, learn how to build iOS and Android apps, or develop games, this online training bundle has you covered. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qBgWy7

IRS issues urgent notice on scams aimed at tax professionals

Scammers are impersonating the IRS with emails carrying the subject line "Verifying your EFIN before e-filing." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3axO97Y

How to deal with the proliferation of newsletters in your email inbox: 6 tips

Getting too many newsletters in Gmail? These tips will help you manage your email newsletter subscriptions. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3saLtTO

Black History Month: Tech titans are honoring Black history this February and beyond

These offerings include tools to help people support Black-owned businesses, virtual museum offerings, coding initiatives, skills training, and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3s1OPs6

Forrester report highlights Zero Trust Edge model for networking and security infrastructure

According to Forrester, ZTE will be most helpful with securing and enabling remote workers while removing the difficult user VPNs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2OPkJJX

Reddit leader says diversity audits are a test to see if tech leaders are all talk and no action

Entrepreneur, Amazon marketer, and activist use data, movies, and podcasts to fight racism and increase transparency. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NmzQu3

Linux 101: How to block users from setting up their own cron jobs

Jack Wallen shows you how to gain a bit more security on your Linux servers by blocking users from adding cron jobs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ub3LGa

Silk Road Review: Dark Web Mastermind Gets a Choppy Biopic

Ross Ulbricht, the infamous 'Dread Pirate Roberts', creates the Silk Road marketplace to sell drugs on the dark web. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3azLR8r

Linux 101: How to use cron

Continuing with his Linux 101 series, Jack Wallen introduces you to the basics of task scheduling with cron. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3biiCWK

Cloud and analytics are finally becoming integrated into one tool

One company has created a solution to merge the diverse cloud and analytics tools organizations juggle. Here's hoping there will be more unity to come. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Nbt0aU

Intel to help create new tech law and policy center at North Carolina HBCU

North Carolina Central University will receive $1 million each of the next five years from Intel in addition to legal and strategic expertise, faculty training, and summer internships. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jZadLQ

4 tools for effectively managing scarce and disbursed resources

For project and resource managers working remotely, these four tools can improve how well they manage resources from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dujbiP

How to automatically reload your Vivaldi tabs with this new feature

Vivaldi has a new feature that might have you switching your default browser. Jack Wallen shows you how to work with periodic tab reloads so your tabs are always up to date. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ubjWTW

Android 12: The developer preview has been released

Google has released the Android 12 developer preview with features that are sure to make developers jobs more efficient. Jack Wallen has the details. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bhAAsq

Cybersecurity needs to be proactive with involvement from business leaders

In a webinar Wednesday, former US Homeland Security director Christopher Krebs also suggested organizations have COVID workforce coordinators and that cloud mail providers activate MFA by default. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3s2eJvR

Facial recognition executive talks vaccine passports, data privacy, and surveillance

"I do not want to live in an Orwellian society," said Rob Watts, CEO of Corsight AI, who says his company's tech could enhance virtual passport efforts and airport security. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ua3Dqh

Remote workers say they're happier, but working from home brings its own problems

Workers report feeling happier when working from home, though there seems to be a disconnect between staff sentiments and employer demands, according to research from Microsoft. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pxTaBN

T-Mobile and Georgia Tech partner to build a 5G incubator in the Atlanta metro

The project focuses on startups in Peachtree Corners' Curiosity Lab smart city technology park working on use cases like autonomous vehicles, robotics, and drones. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qy6MhA

Flora & Ulysses Review: Disney's Squirrel Superhero Gets Big Laughs

A cynical ten-year-old girl discovers her rescued squirrel has superpowers in Flora & Ulysses, exclusively on Disney+. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3k1q4cz

Black employees are less satisfied at work than all other employees

Apple had the highest overall company rating among Black employees at 28 workplaces, and Macy's had the lowest, a new Glassdoor report finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NA4ujx

The essential 10 programming languages developers need to know this year

Looking for a new job in DevOps? Here are the skills that employers are seeking in employees. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ubgGb1

4 invoicing apps for small businesses or the self-employed

Small businesses and self-employed entrepreneurs need affordable yet robust tools to start a business and stay in business. These four invoicing tools can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37nj19b

How to share a printer with PaperCut Mobility Print

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of sharing a printer to the devices on your LAN with PaperCut Mobility Print. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ugzPsr

LastPass: A cheat sheet

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about password management app LastPass, including its newly announced free cross-platform access. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZwYSZL

World's fastest supercomputer and AI tapped to predict tsunami flooding

Fujitsu's supercomputer Fugaku is powering AI capabilities that could help predict coastal flooding conditions. "Ordinary PCs" can run the Fugaku-trained AI model, according to the company. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3s85f2d

Tech leaders must change how companies tackle technology to unlock new business value

The enterprise must level up to make room for tech-driven innovation and changing business models, according to a new Forrester report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZsmS0q

How the open source Ray project delivers "the infinite laptop" for distributed computing

Commentary: Developers struggle to build distributed applications that stitch together MapReduce, TensorFlow, and more. The Ray project just might make developers' lives easier. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZoFA8S

Kaspersky: Goofing off a little at work may help security teams stay focused

The security company found that 85% of workers spend up to five hours a week watching YouTube, listening to podcasts, or exercising during work hours. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37mI507

FinOps: Public cloud spend is seeing massive adoption

Expect big growth for cloud financial-management--FinOps--as the enterprise speeds its cloud expansion, while struggling to contain and optimize cloud spend, according to new research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3prOL2X

How to use the whiteboard in a Zoom meeting

Zoom offers a whiteboard that you can use to share and highlight important information in a meeting. Here's how it works. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qB3472

ExTix 21.1 Deepin Edition is a beautiful Linux desktop in need of some polish

Jack Wallen takes a look at a Deepin-based desktop Linux distribution and finds, with a bit of work, this could be a contender for just about anyone. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZmwI3I

Top 5 things to know about adversarial attacks

Machine learning is helpful to many organizations in the tech industry, but it can have a downside. Tom Merritt lists five things to know about adversarial attacks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bgNaYO

Microsoft's Power BI gets new tools to prevent leakage of confidential data

Information protection makes sure that only people with permissions see data in Power BI, while retaining the ability to share top-level trends, balancing productivity and security. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rUzZDI

The troubling trend of ghosting in job recruitment

The phenomenon of ending contact without explanation is on the rise, not just in the dating world, but throughout the enterprise, as job seekers and employers are now ghosting each other. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u6u7Jf

Surgeons use mixed reality to add a virtual twist to 21st-century operations

These mixed reality headsets allow medical professionals from around the globe to virtually attend operations and provide insights during procedures. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dmSHQs

LinkedIn gives COVID-19 vaccination distribution a boost

The platform is connecting healthcare professionals to volunteers and paid support opportunities to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pvWAVv

Microsoft's Unified Office app for iOS finally comes to the iPad

It took a year, but the all-in-one Excel, Word, and PowerPoint app available for iOS and Android now has support for iPad, ending the need for three separate apps. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3psMg0x

DoD starting private 5G network project to support smart warehouse applications

The initiative at the Marine Corps Logistics Command will enable warehouse robotics, barcode scanning, and holographic, augmented, and virtual reality applications. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qyj0H8

Tablet and Chromebook sales take off as remote-learning projects roll out

With the pandemic forcing kids to learn from home, massive rollouts of laptops and tablets across the education sector are driving sales to record highs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aqASOf

Remote working is here to stay: These eight strategies can make it more successful for everyone

As companies prepare to make remote working permanent, cultural change will play a crucial role in building new, successful work environments. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dmEq6m

Accenture's Technology Vision 2021: Pilot projects are out and mastering change is in

IT and business leaders must build digital twins, democratize technology, and set new rules for "build your own work environment." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jUfgx3

The CFO's role in digital transformation: It's not just about ROI

CFOs have to keep the numbers in mind, but there must be more to the process of digitalization than just financial benefit. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bee9o0

How to create a collection of web pages in Microsoft Edge

In Edge, you can save a group of web pages and other content in a single collection to organize and use them together. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37kFL9Y

How to use Microsoft Edge's latest security and privacy features

Edge users can now tap into a password generator, password monitor, and more. Here are the steps. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2LUqepA

QuestDB has built a lightning fast time series database. Can it build a business to match?

Commentary: QuestDB is the latest open source database company to hit the market, and it's trying to balance its approach to open source to deliver a sustainable business. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b6zDTG

How to determine which version of Microsoft OneDrive you are using and if it's the latest

Make sure your Microsoft OneDrive is up to date for the best-running and most secure software. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pukqAS

How to use conditional formatting to highlight due dates in Excel

The ramifications of missing a due date can range from simply adjusting the date to getting fired. Don't take chances with deadlines when a simple conditional format can remind you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aoapkq

How to host your own local Git repository with Gogs

Hosting your own code repository has many benefits, such as security and ease of use. Jack Wallen shows you how to deploy a local repository to your data center with Gogs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37hntGf

Firefox now makes it even easier to connect devices to your sync account

If you're a Firefox desktop user and you'd like to make the switch to Mozilla's mobile take on their browser, the developers have made it even easier to sync the two. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b7bYm2

NASA: How to watch the rover landing as Perseverance nears Mars

On Feb. 18, Perseverance is set to land on Mars. Here's everything you need to know about the NASA live stream and where to watch landing operations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2LVLDPf

Masks are here to stay: From N95/ KN95 to the latest innovations, we've got you covered

Here's a rundown of what's available now, what's coming soon, masks that do double duty, and much more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qt9QLM

The fine line between global COVID-19 protocols and privacy

A panel of experts considers the best methods for safe domestic and international air travel including proof of testing, vaccination passports, and digital health passes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NfF2jc

DriveSavers can recover lost data from an M1-powered Mac

Have you lost important data on an M1-powered Mac and you're either too busy or lack the proper tools to do the job? DriveSavers can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Zny2n2

What is rumored to be coming to Android 12

Anxious about the next iteration of Android? Jack Wallen satisfies your curiosity with a few rumors regarding the upcoming release. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Zphg73

What CIOs need to know about adding AI to their processes

AI can help many types of businesses get more from their data. In 2021, one expert believes adoption of AI will take leaps forward. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2LZSYgS

4 career pathways in cybersecurity to explore

Fortinet offers free self-paced advanced security training courses aimed at recent grads, midcareer professionals, or those looking to move into the field. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aqK2us

Even though 70% of startups fail, 3 of 5 Americans want their own business

Opening your own business may be a universally shared dream job, but it's likely one of the most challenging endeavors you can take on. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZlJiQN

NASA: Landing on Mars, working from home. Perseverance all-around

COVID-19 has added a new dynamic to standard mission prep as many members of the team work from home. Turns out managing spacecraft from afar isn't exactly atypical for NASA. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3alINfU

Resources for making sense of quantum computing

Whether you consider quantum computing a pipe dream or a future reality, it's important to understand what this new technology is--and is capable of doing. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ano3EA

Top 5 security risks to connected cars, according to Trend Micro

Analysts from Trend Micro rate DDoS attacks and electronic jamming as some of the highest cybersecurity risks for connected cars. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pqDUpW

State of malware: 3 key findings in the latest Malwarebytes report

Spyware activity spiked in 2020, and the malware-as-a-service business model got more sophisticated. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2LWcmvd

Low-code development: Why demand for 'citizen developer' tools is growing fast

Low-code/ no-code tools have been instrumental in helping businesses respond quickly to COVID-19 by allowing them to build new enterprise applications and automate work quickly. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u2wsFa

Doing a virtual job interview over Zoom or Teams? Here's what to wear

The majority of job interviews are being conducted online--can your choice of professional clothing make or break your chances of being identified as the perfect candidate? Experts weigh in. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u3Z3Kk

Linux 101: How to remove legacy communication services

To keep your Linux servers and desktops as secure as possible, you should check for (and remove) legacy communication services. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37hz1tr

Zoom, cat filters and lawyers: How not to embarrass yourself on a video conference

Lessons to learn from the viral video of a lawyer who couldn't turn off a cat filter during a virtual court proceeding. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZkN5xS

IT and HR working together can help companies weather difficult times

During the pandemic, one company has found a new way to work through some of the challenges of distributed teams. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Nri5JJ

How to search for text within a file using the nano text editor

Jack Wallen shows you how to use the search feature to more efficiently locate the configuration option you need to edit in the nano text editor. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3dgQeGT

Spotify to employees: If you want to work from another country, go for it

Spotify will also reassess its office space as it introduces permanent flexible-working options for employees. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NoAGGm

Is AI just a fairy tale? Not in these successful use cases

Getting artificial intelligence past the fairy tale stage is a challenge for some organizations. Here are two examples of AI that's granted its users' wishes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rTbHdc

How micro-drilling can enhance your cybersecurity training

Agile thinking is important in dealing with cyberattacks. Read one psychologist's tips for cybersecurity professionals on how to adapt and stop the attackers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aVlM2s

8 must-read leadership books from tech titans and innovators

Check out these titles based on recommendations from Bill Gates, Satya Nadella, Sheryl Sandberg, Tim Cook, and several other notable industry leaders. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZdIUUw

US Court system demands massive changes to court documents after SolarWinds hack

Multiple senators have demanded a hearing on what court officials know about the hackers' access to sensitive filings. The effects could make accessing documents harder for lawyers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37ajprl

Use these blueprints for setting professional goals

The tech skills gap is real and the only way to bridge it is to make a plan to expand your technical skills on a regular basis. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aXpmJy

This new open source tool could improve data quality within the enterprise

Commentary: A new open source data testing and monitoring tool from Soda could help data engineers and CDOs improve data quality. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Z9rRmv

Use these 7 Udemy courses to sharpen your robotic process skills

This collection has something for everyone from a total beginner to an experienced programmer. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b4syms

How to choose fonts in Google Sites

Google Site editors and organization designers may now explore Google Site font options. Read on to find out if your site font is "on brand." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3afpHYT

Healthcare is adopting AI much faster since the pandemic began

While healthcare organizations are hesitant to adopt AI technology, the COVID-19 pandemic has increased their interest. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/377xfL8

What the COVID vaccine rollout means for returning to the workplace

Experts weigh in on whether being vaccinated will make a difference in the number of employees who continue to work remotely, and what policies companies may put in place. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qg9UP9

4 AI tools to help you reach your marketing goals

Marketing isn't one-size-fits-all; depending on the industry, strategies, and tools, results differ. These AI marketing tools are helping marketers and small businesses increase their effectiveness. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/377Wxci

The Mauritanian Review: A Harrowing True Story of Torture & Injustice

A civil rights lawyer (Jodie Foster) and Marine prosecutor (Benedict Cumberbatch) uncover a conspiracy at Guantanamo Bay after 9/11 in The Mauritanian. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/2Zdf6HE

Super Bowl LV: 5G, food delivery, and mobility data by the numbers

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many people opted out of the traditional Super Bowl party. Turns out, fans ordered lots of delivery and moved less compared to the previous Sunday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3d3o6XX

Rethinking supply chains and transforming IT to deliver a future-fit tech strategy

Two new reports from Forrester delve into how to revamp processes in an uncertain world and use technology to sense and respond quickly to market changes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jUBq2l

Why cybersecurity insurance may be worth the cost

Cybersecurity insurance can compensate you in the event of a cyberattack. But how do you determine the right policy for your needs? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aYGeQ2

Psst...it's true! She loves her phone more than you.

Your suspicions are real: A new report from SellCell revealed that 78% of women spend more time on their phone than with their partner. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aehbJt

Working at a safe distance, safely: Remote work at industrial sites brings extra cyber risk

When workers need to get things done in a dangerous locale, sometimes they have to be distant. This opens up plenty of cybersecurity hazards. We spoke with one expert about how to achieve that security. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3p8vP9j

Open source shouldn't mean anti-commercial says Drupal creator Dries Buytaert

Drupal creator, Acquia founder and open source advocate, Dries Buytaert shares the lessons he's learned over the past two decades as a coder, CXO and IT leader. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3d3Unhn

AWS, IBM, Google, and Microsoft are taking AI from 1.0 to 2.0, according to Forrester

A new report says that the hyperscalers are using reinforcement learning and transformer networks to make AI smarter and more mobile. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pbn8eB

United Airlines partners with aviation startup Archer to make electric air taxis a reality

200 of Archer's short-haul, car-sized craft could hit the air in large cities as soon as 2024 if everything goes according to plan. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/373UPIT

How to use the Vault command line tool to store your code secrets

Developers must stop saving secrets in code. One way to avoid that is to use HashiCorp's Vault. Jack Wallen shows you how to install this tool and take your first steps in its usage. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aQyX4I

With new 5G applications, "the factory of the future" is near

Qualcomm's recently launched #WhatsNextIn5G series, now on YouTube, highlights new products and technology from the mobile ecosystem leader. Here's a peek at what's in store. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/377Aq5s

How to quickly delete multiple page breaks in a Word document

Page breaks can help make the copy flow. Or they can mess up the entire look of your Microsoft Word document. Here's how to delete a bunch of them at once so you can start over and make it right. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/374XYbg

Ready to start coding? What you need to know about Python

We detail some of the key considerations to bear in mind when considering coding with Python such as salary estimates, potential applications, courses to consider, and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aOyGiw

60% of CXOs are not confident leading through disruption

While 2020 gave some confidence in their organizations' resilience, a majority still don't feel completely ready for the next crisis, a Deloitte study finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2MNTDm5

How to install a LAMP stack on Oracle Linux

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of deploying a full LAMP server on Oracle Linux. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3d2H8xr

Sick of video chats? Your remote working apps will get an upgrade this year

Juniper Research predicts software providers will look beyond video calls in 2021 towards more interactive tools for keeping in touch with colleagues. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3d3SyRF

A continued demand for reskilling, but hiring is back up for 2021

82% of employers across several countries say they plan to hire this year, according to Monster's 2021 Global Outlook. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Z9wr3W

Humana now using IBM Watson's AI-enabled virtual assistant for health insurance members

A new AI virtual assistant will help Humana's members with information on costs, providers and benefits. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Z5LADF

Zoom, Teams, Skype, Webex: Business collaboration software becoming a battleground, Aternity says

Hybrid work models are going to be here for the long haul, which makes remote work-enabling software a new key market. So far, the battle is going in Microsoft's favor. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2MMUUK9

Key ways to embrace the hybrid cloud

NTT report highlights how the combo approach is becoming the go-to model for enterprise IT during the coronavirus era. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3abom52

Dice job fairs: Tech pros can make informed connections at virtual career events

A new 2021 calendar of virtual career events is designed for job seekers to find the right jobs, and for companies to find the right employees. A mix of themes brings varied options. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3d0lx95

Report: Dematerialization is the path to profitability and sustainability

By 2030, almost 60% of white-collar work is expected to happen outside company premises, according to Ericsson's future of work report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Z6bYwY

User personas and DaaS could be IT's answer to security challenges of remote work

Use cases can make life easier for IT departments managing connectivity and access for thousands of home offices. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/370FXLf

AI reveals how those coveted Super Bowl LV commercials failed

Each of the $5.5 million-per-30-second spot commercials--which often gain as much attention as the game itself--were analyzed and assessed for effectiveness through AI and facial coding. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tM0htG

How to fix a slow Nextcloud installation

Jack Wallen found his Nextcloud installations not up to par, so he discovered two tricks to boost their performance. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aRKgth

Texting remains a very popular means of communication, but 5G's rollout is stalled

The new 2021 State of Texting report from Zipwhip revealed it will be "years" before 5G's widespread availability. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/371YkiT

You're your own boss: The state of the self-employed

A new analysis reveals that independent workers were one segment of the workforce that benefited during the pandemic. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ML7OIA

Mozilla privacy report on dating apps singles out Grindr for serious security lapses

21 of the 24 dating apps examined were tagged with the "*Privacy Not Included" warning label. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cZo6YR

Pop-up poll: 23% of respondents have left major cities since the start of WFH

The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the way we work, learn, and interact on short notice. Turns out, COVID-19 could also be reshaping metro areas around the country. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3p6Y1cL

4 innovative technologies helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions

If your business is releasing greenhouse gases, try these technologies to make your organization less damaging to the environment. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tTmQN9

3D scanning, lidar, and drones: Big data is helping law enforcement solve crimes

New technologies help police and crime scene techs get the most information from evidence. Here are a few interesting use cases. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/371lYMk

NordVPN puts the price tag of stolen streaming subscriptions at $38 million

Malware designed to steal log-in information saved in browsers has infected 16 million computers and swiped credentials for up to 174,800 accounts. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3p7Nhem

Love is in the air—and cybercriminals are taking advantage

Malicious Valentine's Day-themed phishing campaigns are up 29% from last year, according to Check Point Research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3a5tCXV

The Rust programming language now has its own independent foundation

The move marks a new stage in Rust's growth as an open source project with support from several big tech companies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aNvMuy

How to expand your machine learning capabilities by installing TensorFlow on Ubuntu Server 20.04

If you're looking to add Machine Learning to your Python development, Jack Wallen shows you how to quickly install TensorFlow on Ubuntu Desktop 20.04. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tF8fVn

SMB leaders feeling optimistic, despite struggling with new rules and regulations in 2020

HR leaders at small businesses adjusted remote work plans throughout the year and added benefits to help employees cope. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rJtJ1g

Oracle enhances customer experience platform with a B2B refresh

Features coming to Oracle CX include selling, service, loyalty, and marketing capabilities, the company announced. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3qcwub6

Another huge tech company just killed the 9-5 workday for good

Salesforce said it 'no longer makes sense' to expect employees to work in the office eight hours a day and still do their best work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aQMxFb

Introducing workplace monitoring software? Your employees will try to beat the system

Gartner predicts that one in 10 employees will try to find ways of tricking surveillance technologies introduced to the workplace. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2MR2VgY

Hit block caller: 75% of Americans were targeted by scammers

While it's logical to assume seniors would be primary targets, a new report revealed that millennials were actually the most targeted demographic group of the more than 50 billion spam calls made in 2020. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tMO1ZA

177% increase: Hackers grabbed 21.3 million healthcare records in the second half of 2020

A new breach analysis from CI Security found that cybercriminals are going after medical billing and insurance companies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jB6Mus

Study: "Robots" are trusted more than people when it comes to money management

COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation across industries. A new study takes a look at the sentiments regarding "robots" in the financial services sector. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aNpRpu

Appalachian agtech: Indoor farm brings 1 million pounds of sustainable produce to market

COVID-19 has highlighted vulnerabilities in the global food supply. This high-tech approach to sustainable farming could transform agriculture and regional economies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rDV6tG

Plex patches media server bug potentially exploited by DDoS attackers

All users of Plex Media Server are urged to apply the hotfix, which directs their servers to respond to UDP requests only from the local network and not the public internet. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3p3IdaH

Cloud lock-in: Why the microservices cure might be worse than the problem

Commentary: Microservices can be a great thing to drive enterprise agility, but it can also create all sorts of costs for those trying to avoid cloud lock-in. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cXpwTC

How to use Vivaldi Page Actions

Jack Wallen introduces you to a Vivaldi feature that might have you reconsidering the default browser you use on Android. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3a4lPKf

Research: What 5G means for edge computing

A recent TechRepublic Premium poll reveals that edge computing adoption will increase through 2026, but organizations are taking a wait-and-see approach before introducing 5G into the mix. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2YY9AZa

Remote working is broken. These six changes can help fix it

Everyone could do with finding better ways of working from home, particularly if we're in it for the long haul. Here are six changes to help you and your colleagues make remote working more effective. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3q94XaD

The Document Foundation has a bone to pick with enterprise businesses

Jack Wallen joins The Document Foundation's cry for enterprise companies to do the right thing. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3q6p7SK

FBI, Secret Service investigating cyberattack on Florida water treatment plant

Local officials said someone took over their TeamViewer system and dangerously increased the levels of lye in the town's water. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/36Vsa8w

Government efforts to accelerate modernization face tech hurdles

Legacy IT systems, attracting talent, and upskilling challenges are hurting leaders' ability to respond to changing demands, KPMG research finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3a4dkP3

How to select an enterprise VPN that protects data but doesn't drive users crazy

IT teams should look for services with automatic alerts about user behavior, logging, scalability, and central management. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tGoOjw

How to choose an IoT platform when there are so many options

There are hundreds of platforms in use, and who knows which will last? Here are some ways to narrow down your decision. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ru9VPA

IBM study: 70% prefer open source to proprietary cloud technologies

Organizations are using cloud and multi-cloud solutions to enable remote teams. Survey respondents associated open source with increased wages, professional opportunities, and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Nc4yWc

BlackBerry's QNX to power Motional's driverless vehicle platform

Auto manufacturers and software companies are working hand-in-hand to develop driverless systems. BlackBerry's latest news focuses on safety and performance. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tDz5gu

Don't think of remote work as a perk: It's a lifestyle

GitLab's latest report highlights how the pandemic accelerated the workplace flexibility trend. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rzV99P

Top 5 reasons not to use fear to encourage security compliance

Security is important in any organization, but getting employees to follow protocol can be a challenge. Tom Merritt offers five reasons why using fear-based motivation techniques is not ideal. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oWpLRi

How to easily check if an email is legit or a scam, and protect yourself and your company

Use these practical guidelines to determine if something's a great deal or too good to be true. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rypi9F

Can your organization obtain reasonable cybersecurity? Yes, and here's how

Cybersecurity expectations are vague, and that has to change if there is any chance of approaching a reasonable amount of cybersecurity. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Nb2IEZ

How to block point-to-point file transfers in Skype for Business using PowerShell

There are situations where you want to block P2P file transfers to people outside the organization during a video conference meeting. You'll need to issue a global policy. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rDguPE

How to know when it's time to get a new keyboard

Jack Wallen offers up a bit of truth about that keyboard you use on a daily basis. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aK2EnT

Positive trend continues for US tech sector employment in January

Labor Bureau's #JobsReport shows tech firms added 19,500 new positions, and IT occupations expanded by 78,000 in areas including IT services, software development, and telecommunications. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/36T7qyi

Open source "vaccine passports:" Linux Foundation Public Health talks development, security, and digitally restoring trust

Millions of people have received COVID-19 vaccines in recent weeks. Vaccine credentials could enable travel, entry into spaces, and restore some semblance of normality in the months ahead. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jwRlDr

Two partners develop a job board to help find talent for the Google Cloud partner ecosystem

The Partnercareers.com site was created by Google Cloud partners SADA and Appsbroker. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tzBx7T

Cognitive agility can help solve some "wicked" cybersecurity challenges

Using psychology can help improve the odds of success against a cybercriminal's digital incursion. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2MOsYFB

C, Java, and Python hold onto the top 3 spots in the TIOBE Index for February 2021

R and Groovy moved up the list of the most popular programming languages while Go and Swift dropped lower. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3q2TQjA

How much is your info worth on the Dark Web? For Americans, it's just $8

A Comparitech report found that Japan and the UAE have the most expensive identities available on illicit marketplaces at an average price of $25. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oY663h

How to create web apps for the Brave browser

Brave has plenty of features that make it ideal for on-the-go users. Jack Wallen shows you one such feature that'll make accessing websites more efficient and less "tabby." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oYuVfK

The financial downside of remote: 75% of workers spent their own money to work from home

The average price employees paid out of pocket to set up a workspace during the pandemic was $572, a new survey revealed. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3p1Z4uD

World Economic Forum calls cybersecurity one of the "key threats of the next decade"

The Global Risks Report highlights the onslaught of cyberattacks and a failure of governments to stop them. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2LvdYM5

Salesforce chief medical officer shares company's strategy to help vaccine 2 billion people in 2021

Salesforce GM & chief medical officer as Salesforce, discusses the company's new vaccine cloud technology, and how Salesforce is helping to vaccinate more than two billion people around the world by the end of 2021. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Z2rGsR

Millions of IoT devices running on 3G need to make the move to 5G before the older networks disappear

Emergency alert devices and telematics systems must upgrade hardware and ensure data from the devices is cloud-compatible. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/39XbDmr

Father and son software company runs lean ERP platform to help customers keep complex manufacturing on track

Batch and processing companies find the functionality worth the high price tag, according to the founder of Deacom. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3q08IPF

Raspberry Pi and Visual Studio Code: A great combination

The low-cost single board computer and Microsoft's free development tools work well together, for both hobbyists and professionals. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2N6EEDu

How a successful phishing attack can hurt your organization

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Data loss is the number one result of a fruitful phishing campaign, but account compromises and ransomware attacks can threaten your organization as well, says Proofpoint. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rwrNsX

Why your company may need to build its own chips

Commentary: Enterprises have had to become software savvy, and the time may come when they need to start building their own hardware as well. Find out how this relates to Ford's F-150 truck news. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aC1Stg

Train to become AWS certified with these practice exams and lectures

Before you take the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam, check out this prep course. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3q6xX2Z

Windows 10 in S mode: Pros and cons

S mode is a Windows 10 feature that improves security and boosts performance, but at a significant cost. Find out if Windows 10 in S mode is right for your needs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ZQLK31

Windows 10 in S mode: A cheat sheet

Devices running the Windows 10 operating system in S mode offer enterprises more security and control by limiting applications to only vetted applications from the Microsoft Store. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2JSFg8a

DDoS-for-hire services are exploiting Plex Media flaw to amplify their attacks

Attackers are taking advantage of a security flaw in the way Plex Media servers look for compatible media devices and streaming clients, says Netscout. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2YQdDH2

The best virtual backgrounds to use on Zoom or Teams for your next business meeting

Don't settle for a boring scene of your home office during an online Zoom meeting. Opt for a virtual background instead. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bYpSWh

Advance your tech career with these three out-of-the-box methods

While technology pros remain in high demand, it's still important to stand out among peers to be noticed if you want to be promoted. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cLGBjd

NASA drops $93 million on lunar lander project as part of the agency's plans to return to the moon

A number of spacefaring nations have set their sights on the moon. The lunar environment presents myriad challenges and these payloads could help with future mission planning. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cL7WlW

58% of the workforce will need to upskill to be successful in their jobs

Paralleling the rapid rate of technological development, the skills required for a single job continue to increase 10% year over year, Gartner says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ripPwm

The biggest COVID-19 burnouts: Gen Z

Those who were born in 1997 or later were most affected by the disruption the coronavirus brought to the workforce, according to data from Oracle and Workplace Intelligence. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pXqhji

These 4 Google Workspace changes may reduce your need for Microsoft Office apps

Improvements to how people can store, access, and edit Microsoft Office-formatted files in Google Workspace apps means that you may no longer need as many Office apps as in the past. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jjGblF

Los Angeles County rolled out a new device-based voting system during the 2020 election season

One of the largest counties in the country is already trying to help other jurisdictions update their voting hardware. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jluj2s

More Than Miyagi: The Pat Morita Story Review: A Fascinating Retrospective of an American Icon

Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita became a legend in The Karate Kid, More Than Miyagi pulls back the curtain on his groundbreaking life and career. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3cH3CE8

Google is making your Meet and Zoom calls run better on Chromebooks

Google Meet and Zoom will perform better on Chromebooks thanks to new Chrome OS updates. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pNLTyu

Microsoft just completed the world's largest email migration, shifting 2.1 million mailboxes for the NHS

Mass migration of 2.1 million NHS mailbox accounts saw some 2.3 petabytes of data moved from local servers to Microsoft Azure. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2OcH8kl

How an AI-powered robot could upend wine storage (for those who can afford it)

A new tech company, WineCab, is using software to improve wine management, storing wine and offering tips on what kind of wine to try next. Here's how it works. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pPUEId

14 coding courses: Learn CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and more online

If you want a job as a web developer or a web designer, check out the courses in this online training bundle and learn must-have skills. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cGPkTP

Cambridge Quantum Computing releases tket v0.7 with open access to all Python users

The quantum software development kit is platform agnostic and supports circuits from Google, IBM, Honeywell, Amazon, and Rigetti to name a few. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/39Mkmb4

How to compile NGINX for ModSecurity support on Ubuntu Server 20.04

Jack Wallen walks you through the manual process of installing ModSecurity for NGINX on Ubuntu Server 20.04. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pRtz7A

Bliss Review: Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Romance Tackles Deeper Themes

A recently divorced man (Owen Wilson) meets a homeless woman (Salma Hayek) who claims their reality is an illusion in Bliss, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3ayxlMH

IBM's roadmap for building an open quantum software ecosystem

The key features are Qiskit runtime this year for 100x speed increase in program execution, and the capability to run dynamic circuits in 2022, the company said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3pLooGi

Microsoft Viva offers modules for learning, information sharing, and more

Virtual collaboration can be difficult in the age of remote work and hybrid work. A new Microsoft platform could assist employees, managers, and organizations collectively. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NY9vCq

91% of enterprise pros experienced an API security incident in 2020

"The direct gateway to organizations' most critical data and assets" is an attractive target for hackers, Salt Security found in a new report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jkk12o

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