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In the Earth Review: A Ghastly Hallucinatory Trip, But Ultimately A Letdown

Now available on Hulu, In The Earth is carried by a psychedelic visual appeal and an engrossing ambient score, though it devolves into violent thriller material. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3DD6ayi

Windows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

This comprehensive guide offers details about Microsoft Windows 11, including new features, system requirements, when you can download the OS and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Abg6wW

Don't forget to evaluate soft skills when hiring for cybersecurity positions

Soft skills are just as important, if not more so, than technical skills in cybersecurity professionals. People with soft skills can be trained in tech skills, expert says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3BtmpMq

IBM quantum computing: From healthcare to automotive to energy, real use cases are in play

Companies including Anthem, Daimler-Benz and ExxonMobil, have big plans to deploy IBM quantum computers this decade. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zyds3V

Want to be a cloud computing master? Here's how to get started or brush up your skills

You can get the skills you need to break into the in-demand field of cloud technology without spending a lot or money or time. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gPiAcu

Microsoft marches toward open platforms with Windows 11

The company seems to be doubling down on its strategy to become a more open platform. How can this new open strategy help your company? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3DyXmsV

Identity is replacing the password: What software developers and IT pros need to know

Identity and access management is pushing application security past single-factor authentication (a password) and even multi-factor authentication to a risk management model says Ping Identity CEO. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zDdUOc

Government IT spending set to increase in the face of COVID-19-driven digital transformation

Gartner predicts a 6.5% increase, with 64% of budgets going toward improving responsiveness and resilience of IT services and software. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gKQOxG

Top 5 autonomous car roadblocks

Tom Merritt tells us the things that are getting in the way of autonomous car adoption. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3BqC0ME

A passwordless future isn't close: It's here

Authentication sans password is already possible and solutions are on the market from companies like Ping Identity. With passwords passé, it's time to make the leap to better security. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kM9O0a

Windows 11 drops Oct. 5: Mark your calendars

The free upgrade becomes available to eligible Windows 10 PCs and preloaded Windows 11 PCs in just over a month, Microsoft says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mPGUPo

What's a virtual office? 3 reasons the metaverse could solve the in-person vs. remote conflict

Establishing a shared space for in-person staff, remote workers and clients can bridge the gap between all these groups. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38vw48x

Data privacy, governance and insights are all important obligations for businesses

Expert: Information management can also lead to a massive value proposition in being able to tap into governed data for business insights. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3DCnYcS

Docker launches new business plan with changes to the Docker Desktop license

Docker announced a new subscription plan for enterprises and free access to Docker Desktop for personal use, educational institutions, non-commercial open-source projects and small businesses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zy88xn

Android 12 adds AI and machine learning with Private Compute Core but keeps your data secure

Android 12 is bringing a new feature to strengthen the security of data used by machine learning. Jack Wallen explains Private Compute Core. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kzQzqm

Delta variant: Is your IT department ready to go fully remote again due to COVID-19?

The delta variant is delaying office reentry plans. For companies going fully remote again, team cohesion, cloud investments and reducing IT burden could be key, according to tech experts. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WFBQC4

Cybercriminals buy up admin credentials to sharpen attacks on cloud deployments

Lacework analysis finds that SSH, SQL, Docker and Redis were the most common targets over the last three months. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kI7hDW

Cybercriminals are holding schools ransom for billions and some are paying up

A new report highlights the financial costs of school ransomware, days lost to downtime and the number of students impacted, as these incidents become a steady source of criminal income. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sZ3g1P

‘If I could go back, I’d break my neck again’

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My life changed in November 2010.   I was with a group of friends at one of their houses, having a swim.   We were jumping on each other’s shoulders, just mucking around, pretty low key, and one of my friends tried to jump over me.    He accidentally kneed me in the back of the head and my neck snapped forward and I went underwater.    I popped back up instantly and I just knew something was wrong, so I called out to my friends to get me out of water, then laid face down pretty much waiting for someone to drag me out of the pool.   I told them I needed them to call an ambulance. They asked ‘what’s up?’ and I told them ‘I just can’t feel my legs, I can’t feel anything?’    It’s so long ago  and my life is so different, that it’s hard to remember exactly how I felt at the time.   But now? Honestly, if I could go back to when I broke my neck, I’d break it again. I’ve got an awesome life.   ‘It’s all good, bro’   I went first to the ICU at Royal North Shore Hospital and

Change leadership vs. change management: Helpful methods for helping teams through transformation

Most in the business world have likely heard of change management, but not necessarily change leadership. What's the difference, and how can each be applied in your organization? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gMnCGC

How to turn off or modify News and Interests in the Windows 10 taskbar

Microsoft Windows 10 comes with a built-in newsfeed, but it is not tuned for you or your interests. We can change that with a few tweaks, or we can turn it off all together. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kGtS3E

Deloitte: The top business use cases for AI in 6 consumer industries

While disparate, all focus on serving customers—and have a common set of current and future business issues, according to a new report from Deloitte AI Institute. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2V0fQ4d

Expert: Governments and businesses must come together to combat ransomware threat

Nations have to stop sheltering bad actors in order to stop them, expert says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2V5mQgo

How to insert an image in a Gmail signature

Add a personal touch with an image in your Gmail signature. Or if you're a Workspace admin, put an image in the outbound footer of every email from your organization. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jsMHbc

Linux 101: How to easily view real-time log entries with tail

The tail command makes it easy to view log entries as they are written in real-time. Jack Wallen shows you how to make use of this indispensable tool. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3DxaK0I

COVID boosters: Office vaccine management, reentry and tools to make it happen

The first and second coronavirus jabs included a number of mild side effects. A COVID-19 booster could have similar effects and people may need to plan their workweek accordingly. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mKyhFv

Why pinning your browser tabs is important, and why it sometimes fails you

If you frequently lose your tabs, Jack Wallen wants to remind you about pinned tabs and one behavior that can totally frustrate you with that feature. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mZ1YmD

How to use phishing simulations and security mailboxes with Microsoft 365's new security model

Microsoft 365's "secure by default" stance removes some tools used by security teams. Here's how to work around the new restrictions. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WvIzyi

Is COVID-19 altering your company's digital transformation plans? We want to know!

Take this quick, multiple-choice survey and tell us about your company's digital transformation initiatives for 2022. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33LXYMk

Security alert: The threat is coming from inside your Docker container images

Five malicious Docker container images were recently detected on Docker Hub, totaling more than 120,000 pulls. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yicmI0

How AI-assisted software testing makes DevOps work

Commentary: Moving from COBOL on a mainframe to Java in the cloud can be tricky. Learn how automated, AI-assisted testing improves the process. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mBkbX2

Microsoft adds more processors to the Windows 11 list

Only a few new CPUs make the grade, but there will be ways for enthusiasts and IT pros to use Windows 11 on other PCs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gEAdeX

Lawsuit settlement brings changes to Apple's App Store relationship with developers

A $100 million settlement expands App Store price points and allows developers to share non-App Store purchase options with users. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gXH43t

How IBM is using AI to deliver insights and stats to US Open fans

Tennis lovers are getting a lot of new data insights thanks to IBM's Power Rankings and Match Insights powered by its Watson AI, and business leaders looking for analytics tools should tune in, too. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mDktwx

Top 10 tech and health jobs with the best pay and growth potential

A new analysis shows that infosec analysts, sysadmins and network architects will see the most growth over the next decade. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yi5A57

How to level up your Linux developer skills

This collection of resources will help you learn important commands, grasp new tools and improve skills you need to manage any Linux system. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38jcvQT

iOS 15 tip: How to reduce distractions and increase audio quality in FaceTime

Reduce background distractions in FaceTime calls by enabling voice isolation and background blur for more professional calls on FaceTime. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sWvDgX

"Intruders" in the cloud: Microsoft warns "thousands" of customers about potential exposure

On Thursday, the company sent warnings to "thousands" of its cloud computing customers, explaining that "intruders" could have access to their databases, according to Reuters. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3B9uqG6

"Old" developers are in demand at this tech company. You'll never believe the job post

The job post takes a not-so-subtle dig at Silicon Valley as part of its call for experienced software developers regardless of age, spurring discourse around tech hiring practices. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WrAmuX

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G: A cheat sheet

Equipped with 5G, triple rear cameras and S Pen support, the third iteration of Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold foldable smartphone is cheaper than its predecessors but still rings in at $1,800. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jUfCUB

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G: A cheat sheet

Starting at $1,000, the latest flavor of Samsung's clamshell flip phone sports a faster processor, larger front cover display and lower initial price tag than its predecessor. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yZ6hBy

How to create locally signed SSL certificates with mkcert

If you need to generate quick SSL certificates for test servers and services, mkcert might be the fastest option available. Jack Wallen shows you how to use this handy tool. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sXIzmY

What's the fix for the Great Resignation? Hire generalists and train them

The pandemic forced companies to rethink the onboarding process and now it's time to update the hiring process. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mBwRgz

iOS 15 tip: How to schedule FaceTime calls with Android and Windows users

Apple is improving cross-platform usage by allowing users to join via a web browser on Android, Windows and other platforms. In addition, FaceTime calls can now be scheduled in advance of a meeting. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mAqR7L

The rise of the low-touch office

Digital tools are coming into play as employees start returning to offices to ensure safety and well-being. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Bho9Iw

The 6 best goal-setting apps for work and life outside the cubicle

From apps with coaching built in to gamified goal-setting options, here are 6 of the best goal-setting apps for professional and personal growth. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WtCpyM

Should companies use vaccine verification systems?

With the explosion of the delta variant, more organizations may turn to digital passports to verify employees' safety as they return to the office. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ymb8LV

How to view Docker logs to troubleshoot containers

If you deploy containers with Docker, at some point you'll need to troubleshoot. Jack Wallen shows you how to do so with the logs command. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gBrH0e

Google and mobile operating systems top list of privacy concerns, says Kaspersky

Using data gathered by its Privacy Checker website, Kaspersky has been able to pinpoint areas of concern for visitors seeking to improve their privacy posture. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kpxWoV

Tech companies pledge to help toughen US cybersecurity in White House meeting

Apple, Google, Microsoft and others will fund new technologies and training as part of the nation's struggle to combat cyberattacks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mzAd3D

The return to the office is a mashup of rules, increasing stress and a desire for vaccine mandates

43% of workers are increasingly worried about being exposed to COVID-19 and contracting the virus, Envoy found in its latest survey. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mzXBOp

Burnout and overworked, employees are ready to quit in droves. Here's what they want

Employees are juggling longer hours and struggling with work-life balance, per Adobe. The factors are setting the stage for a mass exodus of sorts a la the Great Resignation of 2021. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yhWOUI

Digital transformation or bust: Report highlights digital-native necessity

The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated digital transformation strategies as COVID-19 continues to shift the way people work, socialize and conduct business. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mzXAKl

Candyman Review: A Frightless, Preachy Arthouse Reboot

An artist (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) in Chicago's gentrified former Cabrini-Green unwittingly summons the deadly Candyman. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3Dn7XYa

Want to become a white-hat hacker? Here's what you need to know

Switch to an exciting new tech career as a white-hat hacker. For this training course, you can study on your own time without going into debt. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yhnXXU

How iPad, iPhone and Mac users can tap the power of Microsoft's Power Apps

All the benefits of Microsoft's low-code platform Power Apps, which help refine workflows, improve reporting and encourage collaboration, are available to Apple users. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3DsW4Qq

TestFlight: Apple expands the beta-testing software to macOS developers

TestFlight has been available on iOS for years, but now it's available for macs. It isn't necessarily a game changer. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yhNKz4

3 sectors where changing customer demands are accelerating digital transformation

Digital transformation projects are speeding to keep pace with changing customer needs, a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are three areas to expect transformation to grow. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sKY55z

Tux: A brief history of the Linux mascot

Ever wonder where Tux the penguin came from? Jack Wallen offers up a bit of a history lesson. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mxhRAg

How to insert space characters into the middle of a string using Replace in Word

Microsoft Word's Replace feature is under-used because the more complex the requirement, the more complex the solution. If you're inserting characters into the middle of a string, there is a solution. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gwcZaK

Use the delta pause to rethink the purpose of the office

As most companies put their plans to return to offices on hold due to the COVID-19 delta variant, use the time to rethink your return-to-office plan. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38biTd1

Kanye's upcoming album is a scam magnet, Kaspersky finds

"Donda" will be out Aug. 26, and scammers are taking advantage of fan anticipation by seeding the internet with malicious fake downloads. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38fG31U

Tesla's Dojo is impressive, but it won't transform supercomputing

Dojo looks good at first glance, but its reported performance numbers and niche purpose place it outside the ranks of true supercomputers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gyHUDh

How to add device folders to Google Drive's Back Up & Sync on Android 12

Backing up your Android device isn't always straightforward. Jack Wallen offers a tip on how to add device folders and multimedia into your Google Drive backup plan. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zheaCs

US PC shipments jump by 17% buoyed by commercial and educational demand

Notebooks turned in the best performance during the second quarter of 2021, while desktops saw a healthy rebound, says Canalys. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jmAiG5

What the future holds for Linux after its first 30 years

Jack Wallen ponders the possibilities for Linus Torvalds' open source system that has changed computing for the better. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3knHwc7

How safe is a quantum-safe virtual private network?

Verizon aims to find out by testing the technology, which is geared at enhancing encryption methods using session key exchange security mechanisms, the carrier said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mxEaFW

Zoom's new Focus Mode highlights meeting host and hides other participants

The host can see everyone's video but the feeds are hidden from participants to reduce distraction in a classroom setting. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38e56lW

Top 5 things to know about edge computing

Tom Merritt tells us what to know and how it will help us in the future. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2XVn8aE

How to use Microsoft 365's dynamic array function SEQUENCE() to create a list of dates in Excel

Microsoft Excel's new dynamic array functions make complex calculations easier than ever before. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zf2kc1

Expert: Now is the time to prepare for the quantum computing revolution

Though quantum computing is likely five to 10 years away, waiting until it happens will put your organization behind. Don't play catch-up later. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3j9J7mh

Microsoft 365: A cheat sheet

Microsoft 365 provides the productivity tools required by enterprises. This guide covers key details about Microsoft 365, including available Office applications, system requirements, and pricing. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eI7Mdk

Don't get rugged: DeFi scams go from zero to $129 million in a year to become top financial hack

Atlas VPN's analysis finds that theft within decentralized finance networks is taking in more money than phishing and ransomware attacks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jdD943

How to use the Notification Shade in Android 12

Android 12 is bringing a number of major changes to the way you use the mobile platform. Some are significant, and some subtle. One such change is how you use the Notification Shade. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/38aHezw

Windows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

This comprehensive guide offers details about Microsoft Windows 11, including new features, system requirements, when you can download the OS and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Abg6wW

Are you ready for remote learning 2.0? These Zoom tips could help

Many schools have returned to the classroom, but the delta variant and surging cases loads add uncertainty to these plans. These Zoom tips could help parents prep in advance. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sFN9Gg

Gartner identifies 3 themes to watch for in emerging technologies

Sovereign cloud, NFT, Quantum, ML, generative AI and homomorphic encryption are among the tech to track, the firm said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3DcRKo8

Risk officers and board members don't agree on use of tech and data in business

Survey by EY finds that board members are interested in spending more money on technology and data analytics for risk management. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3B7Z6aB

Dice: Tech job postings got a 16% bump in Q2–Python and project management are in-demand skills

Emerging tech hubs such as Las Vegas and Nashville saw increased job growth while the most mature hubs also fared well, according to a new Dice report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jf2b2K

Microsoft Power Apps misconfiguration exposes data from 38 million records

The leaked data included personal information for COVID-19 contact tracing and vaccination appointments, social security numbers for job applicants, employee IDs, names and email addresses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zi8lom

IBM's new Telum Processor is the company's first with an on-chip AI accelerator

The microprocessor contains 8 processor cores and is designed to process sensitive data in hybrid cloud deployments, according to the company. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zgnINQ

Deploy this powerful open-source invoicing system to your data center

If you're looking for an open-source invoice system to deploy, Jack Wallen believes Invoice Plane might be just the solution to meet your needs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WktxeC

If you've always wanted to learn to program with Python, here's an opportunity

Now you can train for a well-paid tech career that will always be in high demand without taking time off from your job, even if you are a complete novice. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sQi6HW

To get vaccinated…or not?

A new study finds that your vaccination status can impact your ability to be hired--and that views vary by political affiliation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sEv7Em

How to create a hidden, nearly undeletable folder in Windows 10

It is possible to hide sensitive folders and files from prying eyes in File Explorer using a few attribute settings. We show you how to hide folders and prevent their accidental deletion. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WjqdRl

With hybrid work schedules, employee equity is an increasing concern

Staff who continue to work from home should be treated with the same respect and have the same opportunities and tools as those who are physically in the office. It's up to leadership to ensure that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3B7Bzqe

Trend Micro's Linux Threat Report identifies the most vulnerable distributions and biggest security headaches

Analysts reviewed 13 million security incidents and found that end-of-life versions of Linux distributions were at the biggest risk. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AWQmnM

Leadership: How to avoid creating a team of yes-men

Surrounding yourself with agreeable people may feel good, but it's not the right way to lead. Encourage your subordinates to challenge you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kftSru

Linux 101: How to create a compressed archive of a folder from the CLI with zip

Find out how easy it is to create compressed archives from the Linux command line, using zip. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gtnD2a

How to make a mailing list from Google Contacts

Create a file ready for merging—or for use by a mailing service—from one or more sets of Google Contacts from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3D7eDcN

How to gain unlimited Gmail addresses with this simple hack

Jack Wallen shows you a neat little Gmail trick that makes it possible for you to not only gain unlimited Gmail addresses but more easily determine if something nefarious has been sent to you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yawQ5w

How to use Replace to remove or add hard returns in a Word document

Too many or too few hard returns can ruin an otherwise professional looking Microsoft Word document. Fortunately, it's easy to add and replace those hard returns using Word's Replace feature. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zdxsbB

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Review: A Stunning Martial Arts Epic That Shatters Expectations

A reserved man (Simu Liu) confronts his destiny and the deadly father (Tony Leung) he ran from in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3zbb2aZ

How to install Windows 11 from Microsoft's ISO file

Microsoft's newly released ISO file lets you easily install Windows 11 on a clean PC, a dual-boot system or a virtual machine. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zarNTW

Poached: It's open season on top talent. Here's what companies are offering

A tight labor market has put a premium on top talent and employers are pulling out all the stops to bring on employees. Would better pay, a promotion or improved hours push you to jump ship? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/384a0Sb

Windows 365 Business: How this new tool can help your organization

Simon Bisson tried out the new Microsoft 365 tool, which allows you to create virtual machines for your staff working from home. Here's what he learned. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3mr8Fxw

Microsoft 365 and Office 365 prices to increase next March

Prices will rise in March 2022 for Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Microsoft 365 Business Premium, Office 365 E1, Office 365 E3, Office 365 E5 and Microsoft 365 E3. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jbmnTa

Train at your own pace to become certified in high-demand tech skills

Start training for a new career that can change your life, and you can be working in a new tech job soon with this e-learning bundle. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kg12Ho

The Protege Review: A Veteran Cast & Skilled Direction Lift Midrange Actioner

An elite assassin (Maggie Q) and her mentor (Samuel L. Jackson) are targeted by a mysterious organization in The Protege. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3ARPK2K

Is the automotive industry paying software engineers enough?

Commentary: Cars have become computers on wheels, so why aren't we paying software engineers enough to ensure they're great "computers"? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3y22QIN

How to leverage the power of Power BI using Apple technologies

Microsoft's Power BI helps professionals, including Apple users, better understand their data. Here's how users with an iPhone, iPad or Mac can take advantage of all Power BI offers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3D3XosH

Emerging trends in IT spend, workforce training, data analytics and more

Each month, TechRepublic Premium's research reports empower leaders across the executive suite and IT with the latest tech and workforce trends. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yfe4tP

Great Resignation hits IT departments and companies are switching strategies

To ensure business continuity amid high turnover, many CIOs are planning to alter their strategies to make the company "less dependent on employee institutional knowledge," says PwC. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W8wj6D

How to get the right people and processes to run your network

These resources will help ensure you have the personnel and protocols in place to protect and maintain the backbone of your entire operation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/386vKgd

Surprise: People aren't paying attention to you on Zoom, but there are ways to boost engagement

The age of remote work and round-the-clock video meetings has spurred new types of employee burnout altogether and it looks like many people are zoning out in the Zoom room. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kcmGMI

How to protect your T-Mobile account in light of the latest data breach

In response to a breach that compromised the personal data of millions of subscribers, T-Mobile customers should change their password and PIN and set up two-step verification. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3giM2Y8

Facebook joins the virtual office space with Horizon Workrooms

The new productivity and collaboration app combines virtual and physical elements and will test the "future fitness" of employees. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xXRaa0

Get training in programming, big data, digital marketing and more at your own pace

Now you can train at your own pace for a highly paid, in-demand tech job without taking time away from your current job or going into debt. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k7mcHH

Bleed with Me Review: Shudder's Original Is a Stiff, Sluggish Descent Into Bloodthirsty Madness

The new blood-drenched horror from filmmaker Amy Moses opens with promising moodiness but falls into dull slow-burn conventions. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3D5CjOr
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How to use fields to create a conditional header or footer in a Word document

If you run into a conditional header or footer request that you can't handle, take a look at Word fields. They're not magic, but it kind of feels like magic when they do what you want. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3z1Ver2

Why it's important to create a common language of cyber risk

All departments of an organization need to be on the same page where cybersecurity is concerned, and that will only happen if the terminology used is understood by all. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3kagPaI

Reminiscence Review: Hugh Jackman's Yawn-Inducing Mind Trip

A smitten war veteran (Hugh Jackman) searches for his lost love (Rebecca Ferguson) using memory simulations in Reminiscence. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3z3TnCf

How to configure SSH access through Webmin

Looking for an easier way to configure SSH on your data center servers? How about Webmin? Jack Wallen walks you through some of the options for better SSH security using this web-based GUI. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3miFFYn

T-Mobile breach exposed personal data of almost 50 million people

Attackers captured the names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers of millions of current, former and potential T-Mobile customers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3z5VLIz

How to become a software engineer: A cheat sheet

If you are looking to pursue a career in software engineering and aren't sure where to begin, here's your guide to salaries, job markets, skills and common interview questions in the field. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W5Zszl

83 million devices using the Kalay protocol are at risk for remote takeover. Are yours?

ThroughTek's Kalay is used to manage security cameras, baby monitors, DVRs and more. A newly discovered flaw lets attackers watch, listen and steal recordings from hardware sold by dozens of vendors. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W3qozM

7 radical ideas that could make or break your hybrid work strategy

Learning to lead with trust is only the first attitude adjustment that managers need to make to adapt to the new world of work from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W7gGg9

Employers are setting rules on home offices. Yes, the one in your home.

Employers are starting to set stringent expectations on home office setups. So, would you let your employer take a virtual tour of your home office, or would you show them the door? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gjtKpx

It's time to retire the Social Security number

With 40 million people having their SSN exposed during the T-Mobile hack, it's time to reconsider the usefulness of the Social Security number. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k4X98c

How AutoKey can make repetitive tasks, like configuring Netplan, easier

AutoKey is a handy GUI tool that can take the repetition out of a lot of your daily Linux admin tasks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3z1bit3

EcoQoS gives Windows 11 apps better battery life

On newer processors, Windows can tune where and how fast code runs for power savings; here's where you will see that show up. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iYyt1x

Knockoff semiconductor chips flood the enterprise market

As the predominantly pandemic-caused global chip shortage rolls on, businesses are now facing another challenge–component scams and bogus supply-chain claims. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Uva5v8

Learn what you need for an Amazon Web Services career

There aren't enough qualified AWS professionals to go around, so this affordable bundle can set you up a highly-paid tech career. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zf5nkx

Train at your own pace for a well-paid career in DevOps and blockchain for just $30

You can learn everything you need to switch to a lucrative tech job without taking time off from your day job or breaking the bank. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3B7lvVN

Expert: Cyberattacks in the energy sector put lives in danger

Zero-trust is a good way to prevent hackers from gaining control of our infrastructure and energy industries, expert says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Wa5sHD

Hackers are getting better at their jobs, but people are getting better at prevention

Expert says people are becoming smarter about the links they click on and noticing the ones they shouldn't, giving hope for the future of cybersecurity. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W3ZasX

ICS vulnerability reports are increasing in number and severity, and exploit complexity is dropping

71% of vulnerabilities found in the first half of 2021 are classified as high or critical, and 90% are of low complexity, meaning an attacker can expect repeated success under a variety of conditions, says Claroty. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ggEvZJ

The top 3 cryptocurrency scams of 2021

Kaspersky says that fake exchanges, fake mining hardware and wallet phishing are the most popular crypto scams of the year, many of which it said have a higher-than-usual level of detail. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3swNkUm

How to enable Focus follows cursor in Chrome OS

Chrome OS has a hidden feature, inspired by the Linux desktop, that can make your work on the Chromebook a bit more efficient. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xYk7m4

Why a jungle gym is better than a corporate ladder

Lateral moves plus dedicated time and money for learning should be part of every company's reskilling plan, talent experts say. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37WkJhv

The evolution of Linux on the desktop: Distributions are so much better today

Jack Wallen harkens back to the early days of the Linux desktop and how it has changed over the years, bringing the cool he so longed for. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k6Ghh3

IoT could drive adoption of near-premises computing

Near-premises computing offers the robustness of a central data center at the edge. It's time to take a look at this option. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3st8PoL

Education and research sector hit by highest number of cyberattacks in July

Facilities in the sector saw an average of 1,739 attacks per organization each week last month, according to Check Point Research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VZu9qq

Baby boomer applicants plunge, as Gen Z surges. But where are they applying?

A new report parses out application rates across state lines as well as job opening and hiring trends. Turns out, companies are hiring but applicants are few and far between. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W6MDVj

Zoomtown, USA: Austin, Texas, booms as remote workers rethink life outside the cubicle

In the age of remote work at scale, droves of professionals are moving to Austin. The relocations could transform real estate, hiring and infrastructure for years to come. But at what cost? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yXViZ3

The 15 highest-paying certifications for 2021

The top certification on the annual Skillsoft list has a salary of more than $171,000. Find out what certifications you should be working toward. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37SbVJy

How to select, import and customize Google Slides themes

Standardize the look and layout of your presentations with the Google Slides theme builder from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yYsMX0

Intel works with community colleges to address AI skills gap

18 community colleges around the US have partnered with Intel to teach students artificial intelligence. The company hopes to reach underserved communities. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3k5yBLZ

Data privacy laws are constantly changing: Make sure your business is up to date

Lawyer who specializes in data privacy discusses the importance of knowing the law no matter what size business you operate. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W2YLqm

Data privacy is a growing concern for more consumers

People surveyed by KPMG reported feeling increasingly uneasy about the data collection practices of corporations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iWj6qk

SolarWinds makes DBA xPress free to support DataOps

The new tool should help make cloud migrations less painful for database managers, according to the company. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W2Gb1A

Linux 101: How to delete files and folders from the CLI

In another entry of his Linux 101 series, Jack Wallen shows you how to delete files and folders from Linux using the Command Line Interface (CLI). from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jWZf9Y

3 rules for leadership in the era of endless anxiety

Coping with the parade of bad news and increasingly complex social norms served atop the day job of being a tech leader can be stressful. Here are Patrick Gray's rules for management. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yXoTBR

There's an unexpected and surprising benefit of using Android 12

Jack Wallen has been using Android 12 for some time now and has discovered something very unique about the mobile OS. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Xqokm0

Top 5 tech annoyances

Tom Merritt tells us his top five annoyances in tech and why they are frustrating. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CX8GyY

Going to CES 2022? Pack your vaccination card

Attendees at the giant Las Vegas event will have to show proof of vaccination to get in and Gartner's IT Symposium goes all virtual. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xTU67D

How to successfully work remotely in an engineering organization

Leaders from GitLab, GigSmart, Equinix and Shopify discussed remote collaboration, onboarding new employees and defining metrics/KPIs during a remote panel. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xTXejT

Use caution when making changes to bash configurations in Linux

Jack Wallen offers some crucial advice every Linux administrator should make habitual. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CU218D

Back to school: Best STEM kits for elementary school teachers and students

From coding robots and chemistry sets to space-themed offerings, here are some of the best STEM kits for elementary school students and teachers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2W36PYs

The return-to-office trend doesn't mean quite what you think

New analysis of office activity in July shows that more people are going back to the office but only about one day per week. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2XomTED

The Night House Review: A Chilling Thriller with Heart-Thumping Scares

A grieving wife (Rebecca Hall) senses a supernatural force after her husband's suicide in The Night House. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3gaom8a

How DevOps teams are taking on a more pivotal role and improving responsiveness to change

DevOps teams have the skills, knowledge and mindset to align projects and daily operations in ways that can close gaps and address challenges. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sk7lxe

Tech skills gaps continue: Bootcamps can help those looking for a new career

Bootcamps can close the skills gap in tech jobs, like software engineering, cybersecurity, data science and product design. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xMsdhK

How to install Windows 11 on a virtual machine

Installing Windows 11 on your every day PC is not practical for most of us. A better solution is to install Windows 11 on a virtual machine and test it safely from there. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xMkNeo

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G: A cheat sheet

Starting at $1,000, the latest flavor of Samsung's clamshell flip phone sports a faster processor, larger front cover display and lower initial price tag than its predecessor. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yZ6hBy

Analytics versus gut feel: Which is better for business?

Many business leaders continue to trust their guts, but there are ways to make them trust analytics, too. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3m7DB5r

Should you join the Android 12 beta program?

If you're considering joining your Pixel phone to the Android 12 beta program, Jack Wallen shares whether he thinks it's worth the hassle. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Unob1z

How to create a sorted unique list in an Excel spreadsheet

Microsoft 365's UNIQUE() function is a great reason to upgrade. Combine UNIQUE() and SORT() to generate unique lists with a single formula. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37Mooyn

Can your company create NextGen digital products with NFTs?

Non-Fungible Tokens may provide the underpinning for your next blockbuster digital product. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gqQXGD

Schools could be ripe for cyberattacks amid ransomware open season

In recent months, a string of high-profile cyberattacks have targeted critical U.S. infrastructure. As students return to the classroom, could criminals look to focus their efforts on schools? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yV6ple

The cybersecurity skills gap persists for the fifth year running

Most organizations are still lacking talent, according to a new report, but experts think expanding the definition of a cybersecurity professional can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VYftYs

Behind the scenes: A day in the life of a CIO

Getting to the point where you're proactive is "utopia," says Jadee Hanson, CIO at Code42. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jWE1sW

How to use chaos engineering in Microsoft Azure

Complex systems need to be resilient, and we need to use tools like chaos engineering to ensure that resilience. Learn about Azure Chaos Studio. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Xxkrfe

Could you pass an open source vocabulary quiz?

As Linux marks 30 years of influencing developers, software engineers and the entire tech industry, now is a good time to speak the language. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VMIeH8

How to install Webmin on Rocky Linux

With Webmin, you can better secure and manage your instances of Rocky Linux. Jack Wallen walks you through the process of getting this web-based tool up and running. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jR1rQq

The best browser when using a lot of tabs isn't Firefox

If you tend to work with numerous tabs in a browser, you might be missing out on the one web browser that can help organize those tabs so you're more productive. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3m67EdR

A diverse cybersecurity team can help alleviate the talent shortage

Responsibilities are complex and require different job descriptions, reduced bias and a variety of skill sets, industry leaders say. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3m0Y8Zr

Excel is still a security headache after 30 years because of this one feature

Threat researcher explains why it's tricky to tell the difference between legitimate Excel Macros and ones that deliver malware. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37FrYu9

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G: A cheat sheet

Equipped with 5G, triple rear cameras and S Pen support, the third iteration of Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold foldable smartphone is cheaper than its predecessors but still rings in at $1,800. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jUfCUB

Company size is a nonissue with automated cyberattack tools

Even with plenty of old problems to contend with, an expert suggests security pros need to get ready for new and more powerful automated ransomware tools. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3g1JM7o

The 7 best productivity apps for workers on the go

From AI-curated playlists for focus to leading better meetings, here are the best productivity apps to help professionals make the most of their time. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iIWDwS

Emoji etiquette: Here's how you should be using emojis at work

In the age of the Zoom room and round-the-clock "pings," emojis are a digital collaboration hallmark at this point. But these symbols pack more than a little lighthearted entertainment. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jQFtwH

How AI struggles with bike lanes and bias

Commentary: Despite continued advances in AI, we still haven't solved some of its most basic problems. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AAVjCw

Beckett Review: John David Washington Props Up Netflix's Flimsy Chase Thriller

An American tourist (John David Washington) on a Greek vacation is pursued by killers after a tragic accident in Beckett, exclusively on Netflix. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/2XiokV3

How Moderna uses cloud and data wrangling to conquer COVID-19

Commentary: Most COVID-related machine learning failed–not Moderna. Here's how data prep and cloud helped make Moderna a COVID-19 vaccination success story. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fWNdfw

Java and SQL Server persist: How tech moves fast, yet enterprise IT moves so slow

Commentary: What developers love today is a good indicator of what enterprises will be using tomorrow...and the next day...and the next. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CJ2YAA

How product management incentives may be hurting customer experience

Commentary: Sometimes our best intentions to help customers go awry, says Tim Bray. The problem might be how we reward PMs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Udb8zP

For sale: Access to your company network. Price: Less than you'd think

Access to secured networks is regularly sold on the Dark Web and 45% of those sales are less than $1,000. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xGpztR

JetBrains Academy launches new free Kotlin Basics course

The new 10-week course introduces basic software development through Kotlin, the preferred language for Android app development. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yHyNrd

Microsoft fixes Print Spooler bugs with August Patch Tuesday rollout

The fix, though, means that only administrators will be able to install print drivers on Windows PCs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CLLgN0

Google has a time crystal research paper but quantum startups have millions in funding

Boston Consulting Group predicts that QC investments could reach $800 million this year with growing support from established companies also. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CJ18zB

Developers and IT pros are in demand, but how long will the hiring wave last?

After a year of layoffs and hiring freezes, companies are ramping up hiring efforts. A tight labor market is setting the stage for a candidates' market and top tech talent could reap the benefits. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lWjkjj

Android 12 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

Android 12 improves the user experience from Android 11 and adds exciting 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/3wg1xp7

How to receive Gmail notifications on the GNOME desktop

If you find the GNOME desktop environment not including Gmail notifications is a deal-breaker, fret not. Jack Wallen shows you how to add this feature with the help of a simple extension. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yDZTPW

Top 5 ransomware operators by income

Tom Merritt lists the most lucrative ransomware gangs and why they're dangerous. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CCiAFX

How to add 3D animation to opening and ending slides in PowerPoint

Add a 3D animation to an opening or ending slides for your next PowerPoint presentation. It's easy to do, and it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3m2nohQ

Samsung's new foldables and how they stack up to the competition

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 are here, but are they really an upgrade when compared to last year's models and folding devices from other manufacturers? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AyWzpQ

Samsung Unpacked 2021: New foldable 5G smartphones, watches and earbuds

On tap this year are the new Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G foldable phones, Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Buds 2. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xIvu1s

Six ways Wi-Fi 6 will change digital transformation

As Wi-Fi 6 gets implemented in companies, there will be new on-premises opportunities to speed big data to its destinations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lQNF2R

How Linux has changed the business landscape: It's more than you think

On the year of Linux's 30th anniversary, Jack Wallen ponders how the open-source operating system has profoundly affected the landscape of enterprise businesses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AEbUWd

Samsung Unpacked: New Galaxy Watch4 Series packs sensors and thoughtful UI features

The onboard BioActive Sensor is three sensors in one, but what are the standout features and how does the hardware stack up to previous generations? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jRDBUK

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2021: How to watch today's event

Samsung is promising big things to come at its annual August product reveal. If you're a fan of foldable smartphones, you should definitely plan to tune in on August 11–here's how to do it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rMVA21

How to use VBA to change the active cell color in an Excel sheet

The default active cell format in Microsoft Excel isn't all that easy to see, but you can use this easy-to-implement code solution to change that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xxOYG0

Fake COVID vaccine card sales ramp up on Dark Web

Even as the delta variant spreads, many people would rather pay money for a phony vaccine card than get the actual shot for free, according to Check Point Research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2U7TzRA

Who is leading the way with DataOps? Regulated industries

A new survey finds that companies subject to GDPR and other data rules have the most advanced strategies and are more likely to be cloud ambitious. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3sgcDtG

iOS 15 tip: How to take your notes to the next level with Quick Notes, Tags and Activity View

Notes has become a useful app in iOS, and iOS and iPadOS 15 is bringing about new features that will forever change the way you create notes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Ay3dMR

Chinese threat actors have been compromising telecom networks for years, investigation finds

Hackers linked to the Chinese government invaded major telecom companies "across Southeast Asia," says reporting firm Cybereason, and the tools they used will sound familiar. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VeXIUg

Health insurance company uses analytics to spot members in need

UnitedHealthcare uses predictive analytics to check patients for social determinants of health needs and then work with them to help improve their social and health outcomes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yQ6MOh

How to digitize a COVID-19 vaccine card

A lost vaccine card can be a headache for recently inoculated people. Creating a digital backup and saving it as a PDF could be a worthwhile move. Here's how to do it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hnKAot

How to always take the perfect photo with a Pixel phone

If you frequently miss out on the perfect photo with your Pixel phone, Jack Wallen has a tip that will help you always wind up with great results. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AtVkrR

iPhone 13 wish list: The top features businesses and professionals want

Apple's iPhone 13 is likely nearing launch. Check out this top iPhone 13 features wish list that focuses on security, performance and form factor, and tell us what you would add or remove. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AB4p2h

Adobe adds healthcare to the Experience Cloud

The new service is designed to break down data silos, protect sensitive data and integrate with Microsoft's Healthcare Cloud and Veeva's CRM. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lNTvSn

LINUX 101: How to use the kill and killall commands

Jack Wallen shows you the basic difference between two commands that end with the same results ... closing unresponsive applications. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CyQco5

COVID vaccine card apps to digitize and store your health records

Many businesses are requiring proof of vaccination for entry and some states are offering COVID vaccine card apps to store and display health credentials during the pandemic. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CBJAVV

Deploy this web interface to your data center for user account control

If you're looking for a tool to cut down on the time you spend managing user accounts, let Usermin hand some of those duties over to your end-users. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xAKz5k

Gartner: These 4 trends are shaping the future of the public cloud

Four main trends are helping the public cloud industry grow rapidly, with 21.7% growth expected between 2021 and 2022. Find out what those trends are and how they'll affect your organization. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xvZ0HP

iPhone, iPad and Mac users: How to access the same SharePoint collaboration and communication capabilities as Windows users

SharePoint's collaboration and communications features aren't just for Windows users–learn how users with Apple hardware can also take advantage of those benefits. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Xf3GFw

How to reduce your organization's security risk in 6 steps

It's impossible to guarantee security—but nearly all organizations should take these actions to protect organizational data and systems. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jAKvxm

The System76 Launch is a keyboard built for the future

If you're looking for your "forever keyboard," Jack Wallen believes System76 can launch you into new typing heights. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VBUJVT

If you're only using AI for chatbots, you're falling behind

Business and tech leaders need to combine forces to convince skeptics that artificial intelligence should be doing more picking low hanging fruit. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yFRL1o

How to get the Windows 11 security protections on your Windows 10 PC

Windows 11 will turn on hardware security by default but only on new PCs or if you re-image from scratch. But there is a workaround. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fMjbLh

Naked Singularity Review: A Bewildering Mash-Up of Drugs, Sci-Fi, and Social Justice

A public defender (John Boyega) sees reality blur as a beautiful client (Olivia Cooke) schemes a drug heist in Naked Singularity. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/2VzTxmr

Hate your job? Find a new one with this LinkedIn tool

As employers ramp up hiring, a free online tool helps people identify new career pathways and upskilling opportunities to make a career change a reality. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VEQZTy

These Raspberry Pi, robotics and electronics courses allow you to learn at your own pace

Advance your tech career by adding new certifications to your resume with this bundle. You'll get Raspberry Pi, Python 3, GPIOs, Flask, Ubuntu, Arduino and ROS training in these courses. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CCEWHc

How to use the Windows Media Creation Tool to create a Windows 10 ISO file

The free Windows Media Creation Tool from Microsoft grants you the power to create your own bootable Windows 10 backup, but you have to find and download it first. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iyXeBu

Back to school: You and your IT team should always be learning

Use the annual return to school to reflect on and revise continuous learning for you and your staff. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Aql8Fh

Verizon expands Innovative Learning platform to 511 schools to help bridge the digital divide

The program includes remote and hybrid learning options, as well as professional development for educators. Verizon plans to bring 5G to schools to enable augmented and virtual reality technology. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iyVcBm

Why diverse boards matter

Following the SEC's approval Friday of a Nasdaq proposal to boost diversity on corporate boards, industry leaders reflect on what that means—and how to get there. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jGK5Wa

How to enable screen sharing for Google Meet in Chrome on a Mac

Sharing not working when you try to present from Google Meet in Chrome on macOS? There's an easy fix, and Andy Wolber will show you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CH72l1

Ransomware demands and payments reach new highs

As cybercriminals have become more aggressive, the average ransom payment in the first half of 2021 jumped to $570,000, up 82% from 2020, says Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3At9jOI

Dorm essentials: Set students up for success with these 9 tech items

From compact standing desks and wireless printers to noise-canceling headphones, these dorm essentials complete the dorm room of the digital age. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jGWw4e

The point of connecting Yammer and Viva is knowing who knows what

Between the Great Resignation and the Great Onboarding, employee experience is more important than ever; Viva is where Microsoft wants to deliver that experience by bringing info from everywhere. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AuhcDh

How to pick a high-security video conferencing platform

Several solutions meet HIPAA and GDPR requirements and complete SOC 2 audits. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3s4Ekp3

Malicious Android apps try to hijack your Facebook account

These apps attempt to capture such Facebook data as your ID, location, IP address and associated cookies, says Zimperium. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VIupcz

Microsoft's Azure Data Share: How to use this big data tool

Microsoft's cloud-hosted data sharing tools are for anyone who needs to work with big data. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fLQgqM

Behind the scenes: A day in the life of a cybersecurity "threat hunter"

Here's how one security operations analyst, an expert at incident reporting, began her career, collaborates with her colleagues and prioritizes incoming threats. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3s3PjiC

Salesforce Health Cloud gets "care from anywhere" updates ahead of HIMSS21 conference

Salesforce Health Cloud is being updated with new features for remote patient monitoring, improved appointment management, medication management, and HIPAA-compliant maps. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VD19o6

Turbocharge your networking career by learning the skills needed for Cisco certification

This training goes at your own pace and can help you gain the valuable skills that will help you achieve Cisco certifications, such as CCNA, CCNP, ENCOR and CCIE. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jD5IXt

Windows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

This comprehensive guide offers details about Microsoft Windows 11, including new features, system requirements, when you can download the OS and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Abg6wW

Ford's new BlueCruise hands-off driving feature is a solid first effort

The Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado are gaining the latest driver-assist tech for the 2022 model year. Here's which one has the best features (for now). from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rZMxuL

Amazon Kindle flaws could have allowed attackers to control the device

Now patched by Amazon, security vulnerabilities found by Check Point would have given attackers access to a Kindle device and its stored data. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VyvHHk

Developers dread these programming languages, but which one pays the most?

A portion of the report ranks programming languages by their correlating developer salary. If you're looking to get paid well, it might be worth your time to learn Clojure and maybe not Dart. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rWqMMe

Phishing continues to target big businesses and exploit COVID-19 fears in Q2 2021

Spam as a share of global mail traffic rose, and attackers have started to adapt their scams to other languages to reach wider audiences. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2X3Shbt

The state of data scientists: Overwhelmed and underfunded

A new survey finds that companies are not making the right investments to support big revenue goals for machine learning initiatives. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2TWCLNi

Free Guy Review: A Hilarious & Refreshingly Original CGI Spectacle

A non-player character (Ryan Reynolds) in a violent open world video game becomes self aware in Free Guy. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3fF1IEB

FTC warns of phishing scams over unemployment benefits

The scam messages try to convince you to enter your Social Security number and other personal info at a website masquerading as your state's workforce agency. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CpWMx0

Ready for a career change? Take this course to become a Microsoft database administrator

Learn all the skills you need in this Microsoft SQL Server training course to switch to one of the highest paying careers in tech without taking time away from your day job. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jvfvyB

The most secure browser for transmitting sensitive data is definitely not Chrome

Jack Wallen addresses the challenging question of which browser is best to use for transmitting encrypted data. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WZeBmC

Where to find the best-paying cybersecurity jobs

New analysis includes salary data, cost of living and how easy it is to find a job and identifies cities with the best pay and the most open positions. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jrMQun

How to deploy an easy to use chat server on your LAN

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of deploying your own, in-house chat server in less than 10 minutes to make it easier for employees to communicate and collaborate. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lBdhjS

Verizon 5G Edge expands AWS Wavelength access to three more cities

Developers will be able to work directly with AWS using Verizon's new edge networks in Chicago, Houston and Phoenix. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yvJJIm

What the bipartisan infrastructure bill means for EV buyers

There aren't any big changes, but current and future electric car owners still would get some nice benefits. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lxzmA3

Business travel is on the upswing, but these airports have been hamstrung by delays and cancellations

Passengers are taking to the airways after planes remained all but grounded in 2020. So what is the state of business travel and are delays and cancellations derailing plans? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3AhB78n

AI and data mining programming languages are "booming"

Each month, TIOBE releases its top programming language index, highlighting small fluctuations in the shifting landscape. The latest index features a bottleneck at the top as others surge ahead. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2TVuadM

Verizon's 5G fixed wireless internet for business expands to five more cities

The addition of Gresham, Oregon; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Austin, Texas; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Nashville, Tennessee brings the number of cities with access to 47. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rUiVPn

You can learn modern web development with MySQL, PHP, GitHub, .NET, Blazor and Heroku

With this training, learn the programming languages and database skills you need to begin a new career in data science without taking time off from your day job. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fAR2Hg

Learn everything you need to know about Python, GitHub, SQL, Kubernetes and more

You can get paid more and work from anywhere with the programming and IT skills you'll get from this e-learning bundle. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jrR6Kv

What to do when your Chromebook is no longer supported

When Jack Wallen's Chromebook Pixel fell out of support, he wanted to keep that machine working. See what he did to eke out a bit more time from the equipment. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rUVQMp

6 changes leaders need to make to get better at managing remote teams

Managers need to modernize their overall approach and daily tactics to succeed in leading teams that include people working from home, these experts say. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fw8KeG

Cybersecurity pros wanted: Tips for hiring IT and security talent right now

Companies are pulling out all of the stops to attract top talent in a tight labor market. These tips could help companies attract and retain cybersecurity pros in the months ahead. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3iofbSZ

The rise of videos in emails

A new study finds emails with embedded video messages tended to "neutralize the negative experience of email." Cisco also unveiled a video platform Tuesday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3in93KQ

Top 5 self-hosted photo storage options

Tom Merritt talks about self-hosting your own photo storage so you don't have to keep paying for storage space. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rTh39o

VMware announces new Horizon features that will make IT work easier

New and expanded management features make Horizon virtual desktops easier for hybrid cloud and remote work environments. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xzj1NL

My life with Linux: A retrospective

To wish Linux a 30th birthday, Jack Wallen describes how the operating system changed his life. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3luj1vT

The Suicide Squad Review: A Devilishly Funny Hurricane of Carnage

Bloodsport (Idris Elba) joins Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) and new Task Force X recruits on a deadly mission in The Suicide Squad. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3lwgXDQ

Global cyber intrusion activity jumped 125% in the first half of 2021

Companies in the U.S. were targeted more than those in any other country, according to Accenture's Cyber Incident Response Update. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xlXGa7

How to do machine learning without an army of data scientists

Commentary: Machine learning is still harder than it needs to be. The open-source tool ModelDB and the ML model management platform Verta can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jjyKeB

Home vs. office: Why there's such a disconnect between workers and employers

A new report from Braintrust finds only 6% of open positions for knowledge workers are remote; far more roles are office-centric. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fuyqbA

True cybersecurity means centering policies on employee behavior, report says

Protecting systems from bad actors is essential, but all the firewalls in the world are useless against the modern hacker who targets human weaknesses instead of digital ones. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xlOHG3

US tech market outlook improves to 7.4% growth in 2021

In Forrester's recent report, US tech budgets are forecasted to expand by 7.4% in 2021 and 6.7% in 2022. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CaefcR

5 factors for success in cybersecurity projects among shifting priorities

As more companies are considering the shift to a fully or hybrid remote workforce, accelerating plans to acquire digital and cloud services to address increasing cybersecurity risks is necessary. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xouWxs

The best search engine for desktop and mobile devices? It's complicated

What search engine do you use? Is it really the best option for you? Jack Wallen takes on this issue and draws a conclusion you might not expect. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3CcTcGF

Robo Olympians? Olympics schedule packed with bots, AI, VR and more

Aside from premier athletic competition, the quadrennial event is also showcasing a number of cutting-edge technologies, carrying on a tradition of Olympic innovation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3im6E3a

Cybersecurity professionals: Positive reinforcement works wonders with users

The blame game is not working; experts suggest using positive reinforcement to improve employee attitude and performance. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3foeGGz

DDoS attacks largely target the US and the computers and internet sectors

DDoS attacks are a nuisance to be sure, but they're also used in a variety of ways that make them a severe threat, says Atlas VPN. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3lrwV1Z

It's time to take a closer look at your supplier management to get through uncertain times

Long-term changes in how companies source and onboard suppliers are coming. If your company is a challenge for suppliers, you might want to rethink your processes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Ca59wF

How to automount volumes for Docker containers

Looking to add persistent storage for your Docker container deployments? Jack Wallen shows you how, by way of a WordPress example. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jg9UMJ

How to power through your iOS 15 reminders with tagging and smart lists

Tags are a new power user feature added to Reminders in iOS 15 that lets you group similar tasks using tags across multiple projects. Here's how to use them effectively. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Cajmd8

Olympic-themed passwords put people at risk

Beyond using "tokyo" and "olympics" as their passwords, people have been turning to names of athletes, such as "kenny," "williams," and "asher," says NordPass. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ftE5Ps

Chinese threat actors have been compromising telecom networks for years, investigation finds

Hackers linked to the Chinese government invaded major telecom companies "across Southeast Asia," says reporting firm Cybereason, and the tools they used will sound familiar. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2VeXIUg

Apple iOS 14 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

Features and enhancements in iOS 14 include App Clips, Picture-in-Picture video mode, translation support in Siri, widgets and COVID-19 Exposure Notifications. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/32Qbtt2

Black Hat USA 2021 and DEF CON 29: What to expect from the security events

Key topics analysts anticipate for these security conferences include supply chain attacks, Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities and the iPhone/Pegasus spyware incident. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xeK8xe

How accurate should your analytics be? It depends on your use case

Is there an exact quality standard that fits all analytics? No, but there are ways to decide what works for each project. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3A2meqr

Are your COVID return-to-work communications confusing staff? Take a simpler approach

Confusing, multiphase plans don't help anyone, especially in times of uncertainty. Your staff wants to know where to be when, so make it easier for them. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3C69FMF

Linux 101: How to compress a folder from the command line with tar

At some point in your Linux journey, you'll need to be able to compress and decompress a folder from the command line. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3Ci1KfB

3 simple ways to find your Windows 10 product key

Have you lost your Windows 10 product key? You can find it listed in the operating system itself with a little know-how and just a few simple commands. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3jjl03x

New CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated people complicates office reentry planning

The latest CDC guidelines could alter office reentry timelines and policies as the pandemic approaches a potential fourth wave behind a Delta variant surge. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yjF0cs

5 Google Docs features you might not know

From smart chips to checklists, these five features let you work more efficiently and give you greater control in Google Docs from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fqdLFE

How to resize text and images together on a PowerPoint slide

If you label images in PowerPoint, you might have noticed that it's difficult to change the size of the text label and the image at the same time, unless you know this quick trick. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2WBBP1N

Behind the scenes: A day in the life of a cybersecurity expert

Leading a team is kind of like when a burglar alarm goes off and "you're the police," says the head of cybersecurity at ExpressVPN. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3zYxW5u

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2021: How to watch the Aug. 11 event

Samsung is promising big things to come at its annual August product reveal. If you're a fan of foldable smartphones, you should definitely plan to tune in; here's how to do it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3rMVA21

The fastest browser for social media isn't Firefox

The "fastest" browser for social networking is what you might think. Find out what browser takes that prize and what helped Jack Wallen make that decision. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fkQ2Xm

Get ready for hybrid cloud with Azure Arc Jumpstart and ArcBox

Microsoft's evaluation tools are a good way of getting to grips with its hybrid cloud tools. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yqoR5i

Smartphone shipments jump by 13% as market returns toward sustained growth

Worldwide smartphone shipments hit 313.2 million units in the second quarter of 2021, slightly surpassing IDC's forecast. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/37ez0pv

PwnedPiper threatens thousands of hospitals worldwide, patch your systems now

Nine critical vulnerabilities in a popular hospital pneumatic tube software could give attackers control of infrastructure and allow them to launch additional attacks that cripple healthcare operations. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xh2gXq