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Jul 22, 2015

How Do You Get to the Secure Logon Screen for Windows 10 Without a Keyboard?

Windows 10 will be here is about a week. The operating system is similar to previous versions, but there are

Jul 21, 2015

No MicroSD Card in Your Smartphone? Not a Problem

It is a common trend for manufacturers to not allow memory expansion for Smartphones. Apple has never allowed memory expansion

Jul 20, 2015

More Reasons to Dump Windows XP

Unless you work for the U.S. Navy and purchased a mega support contract with Microsoft, you should not be running

Jul 16, 2015

Malwarebytes Releases a Version for Mac

Malwarebytes, a security software company, is entering the security software market for Macs by the acquisition of Safe Mac, creators

Jul 15, 2015

Free Cloud Security Whitepaper

Palo Alto Networks has teamed up with Cloud Security Alliance to distribute a whitepaper addressing security concerns for private and

Jul 14, 2015

Internet Explorer Finally Killed Off

For some reason Microsoft has been trying to breathe in new life to IE for the last few versions, but

Jul 13, 2015

Office 2016 for Mac Out of Beta

The big news is the release of Office 2016 for Mac. The new versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and

Jul 09, 2015

Samsung Releases First 2TB Solid State Drives

Wow! Now you can take advantage of all the benefits of a SSD and get tons of storage too. This

Jul 08, 2015

Another Survey Questions the Security of the Cloud

SC Magazine reported that concerns over the security of data in the cloud is on the minds of 50 percent

Jul 07, 2015

Top Commercial VPNs Leak Data

Apparently, VPNs are not as secure as everyone thinks. Five researchers from London and Rome have documented that 14 of

Jul 06, 2015

No More IPv4 Addresses for North America

According to ars technica, there are no more IPv4 addresses available for North America. It’s been a long time coming.

Jul 02, 2015

Will OpenDNS Still Have a Free Offering?

Cisco has announced it will purchase OpenDNS for $635 million. This will put another security feather in Cisco’s cap. OpenDNS