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Windows 10: Microsoft ditches its 'ancient, obsolete' expiring password policy
Organizations will no longer get a red mark for not implementing Microsoft's recommended 60-day password expiration policy.
You’ve been hacked, now what? How the UK’s cybersecurity and privacy watchdogs deal with incidents
New framework looks to improve understanding about how to react following a cyberattack.
Why are businesses going open-source? Red Hat answers
Red Hat's new survey of enterprise businesses reveals a world where almost everyone has joined the open-source bandwagon.
Cybersecurity: This free tool lets you test your hacker defences
NCSC initiative is based off real hacking scenarios and looks to bolster cybersecurity of businesses.
New Oracle WebLogic zero-day discovered in the wild
Chinese cyber-security firm warns about impending attacks on Oracle WebLogic servers.
Apple updates XProtect to combat ‘Windows’ exploits on Mac machines
The latest version of XProtect is able to detect the signatures of particular Microsoft Windows files.
Prepare for serverless computing 2019: IT leaders need more convincing to use serverless computing services
The benefits of serverless computing include cost and time savings, development flexibility, and increased performance, to name a few benefits. Is that enough for companies to engage in serverless computing...
SAP's big challenge: Live up to its 'Best Run' motto
SAP CEO Bill McDermott foreshadows some middle management cuts, better margins and more shareholder value. Can SAP hit its operational goals without hurting innovation?
Amazon Web Services enters the Hong Kong cloud market
Amazon says the new cloud service entry has been prompted by demand by enterprises and government organizations.
To curb malaria: Tableau, Mapbox, Exasol, Alteryx donate $4.3 million in tech
The grant will be used to scale the Visualize No Malaria program in more African countries.
A call for tighter design in the software development process
DesignOps may help operationalize design into increasingly complex software projects.
