CrowdStrike adds AI-powered indicators of attack to Falcon platform
Cyber security vendor CrowdStrike has added new AI-powered indicators of attack (IoA) functionality to its Falcon platform.
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Chinese APT group uses multiple backdoors in attacks on military and research organisations
The TA428 group has been successful by targeting known vulnerabilities and using known detection evasion techniques.
Microsoft urges Windows users to run patch for DogWalk zero-day exploit
Despite previously claiming the DogWalk vulnerability did not constitute a security issue, Microsoft has now released a patch to stop attackers.
Is it bad to give employees too many tech options?
When it comes to technology, offering "employee choice" can help attract new employees and keeping current workers happy. But is there a downside to offering too much choice?
Kotlin 1.7.20 advances K2 compiler
Update to the popular JetBrains programming language for JVM, web, and native development also introduces a new operator for expressing open-ended ranges.
Telin taps Cisco to power network upgrades in Indonesia
Telin, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telkom Indonesia, is collaborating with Cisco to accelerate the conversion of its 100G network to 400G.
Accenture acquires Romp of Indonesia in brand transformation play
Accenture has acquired brand and experience agency Romp in Indonesia, amid plans to strengthen creative capabilities for customers across Southeast Asia.
Cloud services can be made more resilient but at a premium
Enterprises should beware that some cloud services that may appear more resilient may actually provide few guarantees of better availability.
Google Cloud to launch new regions in Malaysia and Thailand
Google Cloud has unveiled plans to launch new regions in Malaysia and Thailand, bolstering high-performance capabilities as the battle for cloud supremacy heats up in Southeast Asia.
Jony Ive reveals Steve Jobs’ one-word advice on design
In an interview in arch design magazine Wallpaper, former Apple chief design officer Jonny Ive reminisces on advice given to him by Steve Jobs.
Python popularity still soaring
Nearly a year after Python first topped Tiobe’s index of programming language popularity, the language continues to score high with developers.
Ransomware, email compromise are top security threats, but deepfakes increase
While ransomware and business email compromise are leading causes of cyber security threats, geopolitics and deepfakes play an increasing role.
The cloud ate my database
Legacy database vendors are being swallowed by the developer-friendly combo of cloud and open source offered by new players.
Early adopters embrace private 5G
Two arenas and a manufacturing centre are deploying private 5G networks for tech gains that include low latency and high reliability.
7 traits of digital-savvy CIOs
Just as employees are upskilling in the latest tech, so too should CIOs, whose ongoing digital skills acquisition can greatly impact their organisations and their careers.
Why Apple’s new line-up will be its biggest ever — literally
In just a few weeks, Apple's annual fall cavalcade of new products will begin with the iPhone 14 event. And you're going to notice a new trend.
Banks face a WhatsApp reckoning as regulators clamp down on messaging apps
Financial institutions are being hit with millions of dollars in fines from regulators concerned about the use of messaging apps.
Checkmarx targets MSSPs with new program
Security vendor Checkmarx is bolstering its partner offerings following the launch of a global managed security service provider (MSSP) program.
94% of enterprises are overspending in the cloud: report
Businesses are overspending in the cloud due to a combination of factors such as under-used, over-provisioned resources, and lack of skills.
Microsoft launches .NET Community Toolkit
Collection of .NET libraries originally developed for the Windows Community Toolkit can now be used regardless of UI framework.
How The Channel Can Deliver Value Through Innovative Networking
According to Forrester Research, more than 25 per cent of decision-makers within enterprises believe that network design and architecture are key concerns to address before their businesses can become fully cloud-enabled.. Read more
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Selling to the CIO: Speaking the language of innovation
Successfully selling solutions to CIOs requires understanding the language of innovation, says Dell Technologies' Chris Kelly.
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