Cisco tags critical security holes in SD-WAN software
Cisco has noted and fixed two critical and a number of high-degree vulnerabilities in its SD-WAN software portfolio.
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Software developer hiring outlook for 2021
With technology salaries projected to be broadly flat as the world grapples with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, here is what software developers need to know about the 2021 jobs market.
How to unleash the power of Python sets
Sets in Python organize collections of unique objects. Learn how to take advantage of this powerful feature in your own code.
Perpetual software licences in Microsoft’s CSP program enter general availability
Partners in Microsoft’s Cloud Solution Provider program now have access to perpetual software licences with their entry into general availability.
Cognizant boosts global software dev capability with Magenic acquisition
Cognizant has bulked up its software development capacity and capability after striking a deal to acquire Magenic Technologies.
SAP gears up for APJ leadership shift
SAP is gearing up for a changing of the guard within its APJ business, with the company set to see current APJ president Scott Russell move into a global role.
.NET nanoFramework taps C# for embedded systems
Follow-up to .NET Micro Framework brings IoT, wearables, and robotics development to .NET developers and Visual Studio.
Tokopedia enhances end-to-end IT visibility with New Relic
Tokopedia has rolled out New Relic to achieve increased visibility and transparency of end-to-end IT systems amid digital growth ambitions.
Flaws in widely used dnsmasq software leave millions of Linux-based devices exposed
A set of seven vulnerabilities, called DNSpooq, allows attackers to redirect users or execute malicious code. Patch dnsmasq now.
Google to cut off other Chromium-based browsers from access to services such as Sync
Google plans to revoke others' Chromium-based browsers' access to a long list of APIs that power such services as bookmark and settings.
ActiveJ Java platform takes aim at Spring, Quarkus
High-performance Java platform born in ad-tech is geared toward high-load web, cloud, networking, and microservices applications.
The global tech M&A trends and hotspots thriving under COVID-19
The global technology sector has seen M&A activity accelerate during the COVID-19 pandemic in the second half of 2020, putting a spotlight on tech companies within the B2B and semiconductor spaces, among others.
Infosys granted Google Cloud partner data and analytics specialisation
Indian systems integration giant Infosys has scooped Google Cloud’s partner data and analytics specialisation.
How to measure developer productivity (and how not to)
If you’re using software development productivity metrics to evaluate developer performance, then you’re doing it wrong.
NCS launches Shenzhen Innovation Centre to fuel China expansion
NCS has launched NEXT Shenzhen Innovation Centre in China amid plans to help enterprise customers accelerate digital transformation agendas.
Businesses grow in-house networking expertise to meet new challenges
With Covid-19 and a rising need for SASE, SD-WAN and cloud skills, businesses increasingly rely on in-house training to provide hands-on experience.
SuperNap sizes up SD-WAN potential in Thailand, rolls out Cisco
SuperNap has deployed new SD-WAN services built on Cisco technologies in Thailand, leveraging an expanded partnership with Ngena.
Microsoft honours top regional partners with inaugural APAC awards
Rhipe, NTT Data and Adobe Systems have been named as winners in the inaugural Microsoft APAC Partner Awards, for 2020.
Google Cloud named best performing cloud on performance and cost
Google Cloud edged AWS and Azure in new report which compared performance and cost using online transaction processing benchmarks.
Gelsinger's return to Intel 'is like Steve Jobs' second tour of duty at Apple'
Soon-to-be-former VMware head Pat Gelsinger’s return to Intel as its CEO is a decision that’s been heralded by some analysts as the right move for the semiconductor giant.
How NetSecOps can help enterprises fight back against the escalating cybersecurity threat
A good NetSecOps solution should be based on machine learning-driven behaviour analysis and anomaly detection to enable early detection of even nuanced, subtle exploits. By integrating that with front-end proxy, load balancing and application firewalling, a business can deliver a tightly integrated closed feedback and remediation loop.. Read more
