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Google gives admins more insight into employees' G Suite use
In addition to rolling out Work Insights, Google on Tuesday announced the general availability of the investigation tool in the G Suite security center.
Data61 partners with Hensoldt Cyber for defence systems cyber protection
Announced during D61+ LIVE, the partnership is expected to secure cyber-physical systems through Data61's seL4.
Alibaba retirement plan a decade in the making: Jack Ma
The boss of Chinese largest e-commerce operator announced earlier this month that he will step down in 2019.
CUA partnering with startups to bring AI to members
CUA Health is piloting a chatbot with the help from fintech firm Flamingo, with CUA's innovation boss touting the need to partner to bring new digital services to its customers.
Linus Torvalds is doing a good and brave thing
Linus Torvalds, Linux's creator, has decided he needs to change his ways and how the Linux community works together. Now, if only other technology leaders would follow his lead.
Google Pixel 3 event: How to watch and what to expect
Google's Pixel event is just around the corner.
Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download offers...
Microsoft adds two more Dynamics 365 AI apps to its roadmap
Microsoft is adding new Dynamics 365 AI-infused applications, plus two mixed-reality Dynamics 365 applications, to the family with the coming October 2018 Dynamics 365 CRM and ERP releases.
Twitter brings back chronological timelines
Some Twitter users have complained about seeing "the best" tweets in a Facebook-style timeline and want to return to the old days when they were in chronological order. Twitter now offers that option, and plans to make it easier to switch between the two views..
Symantec offers free website spoofing protection for US midterm elections
After Microsoft and Facebook, now Symantec, too, offers free security tools for election officials and midterm candidates.
Leading data security firm leaves own server unsecured
Data management firm Veeam leaked millions of records
