Security

This month’s Patch Tuesday release is a big one

Although there have been no reports of zero-day flaws, Microsoft’s April Patch Tuesday release included 149 updates.

Apple: People in more than 92 nations are being surveilled

“This attack is likely targeting you specifically because of who you are or what you do," Apple said in a warning sent to users. "...Apple has high confidence in this warning — please take it seriously."

Google adds a premium option for Chrome Enterprise

Chrome Enterprise Premium provides access to advanced security controls in the browser, and will cost $6 per user each month.

UEM buyer’s guide: How to choose the right unified endpoint management platform

Unified endpoint management software lets IT manage all endpoint devices — smartphones, laptops, desktops, printers, IoT devices, and others — from a single management console. Here’s what to look for in a UEM platform and key vendo

What everyone’s getting wrong about Google’s Chrome incognito saga

Is Google collecting your deepest secrets and then selling 'em to the highest bidder? The answer probably isn't what you expect.

Feds say Microsoft security ‘requires an overhaul’ — but will it listen?

The Department of Homeland Security is slamming Microsoft for what it calls a ‘cascade’ of avoidable errors that allowed a high-profile hack of government officials. Here we go again.

Android 14 Upgrade Report Card: Predictable unpredictability

When it comes to Android upgrades, all device-makers are absolutely not equal — and this year's data reveals just how volatile their commitments can be.

A phish by any other name should still not be clicked

Here’s how much Microsoft will charge for Win10 security updates once support ends

Businesses will pay $61 per device for the first year, but no details yet on costs for individual customers.

McDonald’s serves up a master class in how not to explain a system outage

When McDonald's in March suffered a global outage preventing it from accepting payments, it issued a lengthy statement about the incident that was vague, misleading and yet still allowed many of the technical details to be figured out.