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Healthcare industry falls far behind in SecOps resources
Less than a quarter of medical organizations have a robust in-house security team available.
Programming language Python's 'existential threat' is app distribution: Is this the answer?
New tool aims to bring Python apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux to users who've never heard of Python.
Parallels Remote Application Server 17, First Take: Powerful, but not over-complex
RAS 17 gives mobile users the power of Windows desktops and applications from anywhere, more securely.
Oracle adds dedicated Autonomous Database instances, developer tools
The updates land as Oracle is seeing more enterprise customers trial the Autonomous Database. With the Autonomous Database, Oracle is looking to automate and optimize the upkeep of its database to save labor costs.
The transformation of law through technology
Lane Lillquist, co-founder and CTO at InCloudCounsel, discusses how big data and cloud computing are working together to change the way that law is being practiced.
Your tired cybersecurity staff could leave your business vulnerable to attack
Survey of security professionals reveals that almost two thirds have considered leaving their jobs or the industry altogether. So who will fill the gap?
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Malicious Microsoft Word docs warning: Think before you click on unexpected emails
Does that unexpected Word document contain a nasty surprise?
Raspberry Pi users: You got Pi 4, now new Raspbian takes Windows 10, iOS design cues
New Raspberry Pi OS Raspbian is out, based on Linux Debian Buster, with a revamped user interface and improved security.
The race to add drones to nationwide air traffic control system
AirMap, which oversees a version of air traffic control for drones, to collaborate on the national airspace integration.
eBay mocks Amazon with anti-Prime Day 'sales crash'
The online marketplace is poking fun at Amazon by saying it will host a “Crash Sale.”
