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CISA, DOD, FBI expose new Chinese malware strain named Taidoor
US government agencies say the Taidoor remote access trojan (RAT) has been used as far back as 2008.
Microsoft adds new Teams calling features and holds off on others
Microsoft is rolling out its new Advanced Communications Plan for M365/O365 subscribers, while it puts some other anticipated calling plans on ice.
Boston Dynamics' robot dog gets job at Ford's factory
See Spot run. See Spot scan. A new deployment for this agile pup puts cutting edge autonomy back in auto factories.
SAP appoints new Brazil president
Chief operating officer Adriana Arroulho gets promoted to the top role.
Google Pixel 4A arrives: Everything you need to know
After an extended wait, the Pixel 4A is finally here. And it's available to pre-order right now.
How to make privacy your company's 'killer app'
Rising concerns about privacy present an opportunity for savvy companies.
Survey: Companies struggle to implement data privacy initiatives
Barriers to data privacy include a lack of dedicated privacy teams and corporate culture issues.
An in-depth look at how the enterprise is navigating data privacy
How are business leaders balancing their data needs with the public's demand for data privacy? Find out by downloading the free PDF ebook version of a special report from ZDNet and TechRepublic.
BlackBerry releases new security tool for reverse-engineering PE files
BlackBerry open-sources PE Tree, a new malware reverse-engineering tool for analyzing Portable Executable (PE) files.
Zoom will stop selling directly to Chinese customers
The video conferencing platform has announced that customers in mainland China will have to rely on third-party partners instead.
