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Mobile Chrome, Safari, and Firefox failed to show phishing warnings for more than a year
Google Safe Browsing didn't show phishing warnings for mobile browsers between mid-2017 and late-2018.
Systems administrators: You need to know about this Windows 10 1903 patching change
Microsoft is changing how WSUS and Configuration Manager will handle patches as of Windows 10 1903. Here's what admins need to know.
HPE reports mixed Q2 as hybrid IT sales decline
HPE said quarterly revenue for its hybrid IT group was $5.6 billion, down 4% year-over-year.
Splunk adds 400 enterprise customers in Q1, ups outlook
The company is looking to move beyond its core IT and security market.
HP's Q2 revenue remains flat with drop in PC units and printers sold
While sales of desktop units were up slightly year-over-year, HP still saw an overall drop in the number of PCs sold due to the decline in Notebooks units.
Attacks have dropped dramatically since 2015: Is hacktivism dead?
Hacktivist scene collapses as Anonymous hacker collective dies a slow death.
Feature comparison: E-commerce services and software
For modern businesses, e-commerce is the common mechanism by which products and services are made available to a worldwide marketplace. Deploying the best e-commerce solution for your business will require...
Nord VPN review: An in-depth look at a popular VPN
Nord VPN is a hugely popular VPN service. But how does it perform? We take a deep dive into features, capabilities, and performance of this well-known VPN offering.
DoorDash secures $600 million Series G amid last-mile delivery boom
DoorDash is now valued at $12.6 billion.
What the future looks like as GDPR's one-year anniversary approaches
ZDNet's Danny Palmer sits down with TechRepublic's Karen Roby to break down exactly what GDPR is, what it does, and what the future looks like as its one-year anniversary approaches.
How to better engage the remote worker? There are apps for that
Remote workers are more likely to have a higher rate of disengagement from the companies they work for. So how can technology solve these issues?
