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Microsoft brings Threat and Vulnerability Management capability to Linux
Microsoft is bringing its TVM capabilities beyond Windows with support for macOS and Linux. Later this summer, support is coming to Android and iOS.
Intuit lowers Q3 guidance, raises FY 2021 outlook
Revenue and operating income in Q3 were lower than expected due to the extension of the IRS tax filing deadline, Intuit said.
The best work from home tech in 2021: Office and workshop gadgets
Upgrade your office or workshop with these gadgets that will boost your productivity and allow you to get more done in less time.
Apple service provider Jamf buys zero-trust software vendor Wandera for $400 million
Jamf said Wandera’s software will bridge the divide between what consumers want out of their Mac and what enterprises needs to secure its operations.
Porting Linux's eBPF to Windows 10 and Windows Server
In Linux circles, eBPF has evolved into a powerful tool for running sandboxed userspace programs inside the kernel. Now, Microsoft is working on porting eBPF to Windows as well.
How to Plan for Running Your Own Servers
Despite the hype about the cloud, there are good reasons and important considerations for running your own server in your office.
DataRobot acquires data science platform Zepl
DataRobot plans to incorporate Zepl as a cloud-native, self-service notebook in its enterprise AI platform.
Project CHIP's official name is Matter, aims to simplify the smart home
The Zigbee Alliance and Project CHIP both announced new names and branding as we move closer to the promise of a streamlined smart home.
New Android malware targeting banks in Italy, Spain, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands
Security researchers with Cleafy on Monday disclosed a new Android trojan that hijacks users’ credentials and SMS messages to facilitate fraudulent activities against banks across Europe.
Microsoft's May 2021 Patch Tuesday: 55 flaws fixed, four critical
There were also three zero-day bugs but none have been exploited.
Amazon opens new AWS Local Zones in Boston, Houston, Miami
AWS now has five Local Zones generally available across four cities, bringing cloud infrastructure closer to particular geographic areas, industries and IT centers.
