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Silent Circle's encrypted phone app cleared for US government use
The app is deemed secure enough to be used on US government networks, at a time when the same people are fighting against the use of encryption.
With Edge inheriting one-quarter of Internet Explorer's flaws, is it any more secure?
The software giant is pushing users away from old versions of Internet Explorer. But how secure, based on vulnerabilities, is Windows 10's new browser?
Startup Springboard bets mentors can improve online education success rates
Can human mentors boost online education success rates? Springboard hopes so. The bet is that mentors can compete with career and skill boot camps and give grad school the boot over time.
Box, Salesforce establish more links between clouds
For customers of both enterprise cloud services, the bigger introduction of the two is the Salesforce Files Connect for Box.
Amazon t2.nano instances arrive, aimed at websites, microservices, and test environments
Amazon Web Services has rolled out its new t2.nano, offering a computer in the cloud with with 512MB that costs $25 a year for a three-year reserved instance.
Want to embrace change and foster creativity? Here's how
Coming up with new ideas isn't enough: persuading staff to accept change is a key part of succesful projects.
Power checklist: Managing and troubleshooting servers
Whether your company is committed to the cloud, relies on a physical data center, or takes a hybrid approach, you need a systematic way to manage and maintain your servers.
Ban teens from Snapchat, Facebook, Google? That's Europe's new ruling
European politicians have agreed to implement a controversial new rule that will require teens under 16 years to get their parent's permission to use the internet.
Google's Project Zero uncovers critical flaw in FireEye products
The remote code execution flaws impacted on a range of the cybersecurity firm's products.
Australian National Facial Biometric Matching Capability to maintain privacy safeguards
The Attorney-General's Department has agreed to 16 recommendations made in the preliminary assessment of the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability around upholding privacy.
After 14 months of construction, NBN has 1,000 FttN customers
Minister for Communications Mitch Fifield has proudly announced that in 51 days, 1,000 customers have signed up to FttN services, far below the current activation run rate of around 8,000 a week on fibre.
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