Stock trading platform Robinhood announced that certain customer support systems were hacked in early November. The unauthorized party was able to gain access using social engineering through a customer support employee by phone. The hacker was able to obtain access to a list of email addresses of about five million people, and full names of […]
Microsoft is ending its Desktop Analytics solution in November 2022, and is incorporating those features into the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center. In a recent Tech Community blog, Microsoft says the move is designed to make Windows update readiness insights more accessible and easier. Although the Desktop Analytics solution will be retired on Nov. 30, […]
The pandemic has changed many attitudes about the modern office, with more and more employees opting for at least some remote work options. Countless studies on remote work and how work habits have changed tell us a common story: employees want the flexibility to essentially work wherever they want. In large part, workers don’t want […]
A bipartisan group of four senators have introduced an amendment into a defense spending bill that, among other things, would require critical infrastructure owners and operators to report a cyberattack within three days. According to Sens. Mark Warner (D-VA), Gary Peters (D-MI), Rob Portman (R-OH), and Susan Collins (R-ME), the amendment is based on the […]
Cisco and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency are urging organizations to apply updates that patch critical vulnerabilities in Cisco products. The networking company released patches for several vulnerabilities this week, including two rated critical and two rated high, impacting Cisco Policy Suite, two lines of switches and Cisco’s Email Security Appliance. The vulnerabilities […]
More than half (59%) of workers are using corporate email for personal use, but Gen Z is the biggest offender at 93%, according to identity security company SailPoint, Trust Issues survey. With work and home increasingly blurring amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Sailpoint set out to determine how users behaviors when conducting these activities could put […]
It is nearly one year since we saw a nation-state attack on the SolarWinds network management system that compromised the supply chains of over 18,000 organizations, including the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security. With costs likely to run into the billions, the breach was one of the biggest incidents in recent years with […]
CISOs are starting to express dwindling confidence in protecting all attack vectors, according to research by Check Point. Check Point’s global survey of CISOs indicated “CISOs’ confidence in security goes down as the number of cyber attacks, assets to secure, and the number of vendors’ solutions used in their environment increases.” At least 92% of […]
Microsoft at its Ignite event this week has announced dozens of new Teams features and devices, including a new mixed reality platform, Teams Rooms devices and other enhanced capabilities. Most notably, the company introduced Mesh for Microsoft Teams, a new 2D and 3D meeting experience with personalized avatars and immersive spaces designed to bridge the […]
An alarming amount of workers say new software causes frustrations within the past two years, with more than half saying they wish management would bring old systems back, according to a new software survey report from Gartner. The research suggests that users are growing increasingly frustrated with complicated new software and are finding new releases […]
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