What Intel’s Chip-Making Deal Means
Intel’s chip-making deal is a step to create a more robust semiconductor ecosystem in the U.S., for years to come, as part of DoD project.
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What To Consider Before Building A Mobile App
Building a mobile app is a tech decision that one shouldn’t approach lightly. Check out these tips to make your software dreams a reality.
How To Boost Students’ Self-Efficacy With EdTech
To create better learning experiences, faculty should take a student-centered perspective when it comes to students’ digital self-efficacy.
Security Is A Top IT Priority, But Patch Management Needs To Catch Up
Given the attention cybersecurity has gotten over the last year and a half, it’s no surprise that security is among the top IT areas where companies are investing, according to Kaseya’s 2021 Operations Survey. The IT management software company – which itself early last month was the subject of a massive ransomware supply chain attack […]
Top 5 Features to Look for in a Remote Desktop Management Solution
In a typical workday — which, alas, often extends into a work evening or work weekend— sysadmins connect to remote systems using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), PuTTY, SSH, FTP, Telnet, browser-based apps, virtual private networks (VPNs), proprietary software, and many other solutions. To suggest that these tools are important is an understatement. They are essential, […]
Ivanti: IT Is Losing The Phishing Fight
New research from IT management software company Ivanti finds that IT departments are losing the fight against phishing attacks, with nearly half of phishing attempts against IT professionals – the very people tasked with defending corporate networks – actually succeeding. The company surveyed over 1,000 enterprise IT professionals across the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Australia, […]
What’s in Windows 10 21H2?
Microsoft has been making plenty of news over the last few weeks with its announcement of Windows 11, Windows 365 and now Windows 10 21H2, the second major update for 2021. Since both Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 will come out later this year, how organizations proceed with upgrading to Windows 11 largely depends […]
Report: Remote Work Causes Bad Cybersecurity Habits
IT professionals have had their hands full with setting up a hybrid work architecture that allows employees to work wherever and whenever they want, and that is unfortunately introducing a lot more cyber risk into the organization. In fact, a new report from email security company Tessian finds that remote work has had a negative […]
Update Now: Microsoft Issues Fixes For 117 Security Flaws, Including PrintNightmare
Microsoft has been busy issuing software security patches over the last few weeks, including an emergency fix to resolve the PrintNightmare vulnerability and 117 fixes as part of its monthly security patch release. The volume of fixes this month is more than the last two months combined, but is on par with the monthly totals […]
Don’t Treat Your Remote Work Policy As If We’re Still Stuck In 2020
We are all finally emerging from our homes and makeshift workstations and are returning to the office from fully remote work to hybrid in some capacity. At My TechDecisions, the editorial group has been going to the office two days a week to start. I for one am ecstatic that I now can leave my […]
