Why Your Security Risk Management Program Should Include Legacy Systems

This article will detail why your security risk management program should include legacy systems. We’ll explore a little about legacy systems, why you should take the potential security threat they pose seriously and how you can mold your organization’s security risk management program to include these long-in-the-tooth systems. Legacy system definition A legacy system is defined as a computer system that is old or outdated yet is still being used....

May 11, 2022 · 5 min · 912 words · Patricia Mcentire

Why Do 81 Of Tech Employers Still Require Job Candidates To Have College Degrees

Many talented people have developed specialized skills through experience, certifications, and self-learning but have had doors shut in their faces due to a lack of a college degree. “Many employers still require a four-year degree because they have not updated or innovated how they screen talent and evaluate their potential,” according to a study recently published by Cengage Group. Also: How to perfectly answer the ’tell me about yourself’ interview question Among technology employers, 47% say skills training credentials are most important when considering a candidate for an entry-level job....

May 9, 2022 · 4 min · 783 words · Edward Butler

Why I Don T Need Google Glasses

Google Glasses: Still a Dream I decided to let things cool down and see what people think about it. At least, from where I stand, Project Glass is what it should be – a project and I don’t think we’ll see those fantastic glasses any time soon. If you ask me, I think Google and companies alike should focus on solving stringent issues of our digital lifes before luring us with almost hollow promises....

May 9, 2022 · 8 min · 1509 words · Joseph Mann

Will Livestream Both Of Its Oject Ara Module Developer Conferences In Nuary

At least you won’t have to wait to catch a glimpse of the new Spiral 2 prototype hardware next version release of ’s Module Developer Kit (MDK). teased the prototype in the same + post. y this matters: has a lot of outreach to do if modular smartphones are ever going to catch on, but it’s starting with its Android faithful first. Rather than limit the conference to a select few thous attendees, it’s exping beyond Mountain View to reach other parts of the world....

May 9, 2022 · 1 min · 139 words · Sam Ewart

Why Diversity Of Thought Matters In Cybersecurity

According to the 2019 (ISC)2 “Women in Cybersecurity Report,” women comprise 24 percent of the industry. This is compared to the 10 percent that was estimated in 2015 by a Frost & Sullivan report co-sponsored by (ISC)2. While there seems to be a positive change, we should put things into context: women make up 47 percent of the labor force across all sectors in the United States. According to Liz Mann, a 25-year industry veteran, one of the challenges is the fact that not as many young women pursue higher education in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields in general....

May 8, 2022 · 5 min · 997 words · Lakeisha Blom

Why You Should Ditch Sms And Embrace Over The Top Messaging Apps

Instant messaging works differently. Messages are sent over the Internet through the servers of whichever company runs the service. As such, you need an Internet connection to communicate, whereas, with SMS, your device needs cellular network data. IM was first popularized on desktop computers by services. Like AOS, AIM, ICQ, and eventually Talk, the forerunner to Hangouts. Though IM has been on Android for a while, Google’s most ambitious foray was through Hangouts....

May 5, 2022 · 4 min · 658 words · Diane Trew

Why You Need To Be Using A Cloud Backup For All Your Devices

We hear from readers all the time who are still storing important documents, photos and videos on thumb drives. What happens if you squirrel that drive away somewhere and can’t find it? That’s right. Those files are gone, too. Don’t take the chance. Most online backup services allow you to store almost anything, but people often wonder what specific programs need to be backed up and which ones don’t. Should you backup certain software programs as well?...

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 427 words · Glenn Hopkins

Windows 10 Pcs Not Booting Up After Latest Update

Ignore the updates and you’re leaving your device at risk of major issues. Updates add new features to the mix and patch any problem areas or security issues that are found. A recent Windows update came with tons of cool features. Tap or click here to check them out. But while updates are necessary, they don’t always work as they should. Some can cause bigger issues than the ones they’re meant to fix — which is what’s happening right now with a new Windows update....

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 638 words · Jennifer Kuhl

Why Continuing The Free Offer Is More Harmful Than Useful For Reliance Jio

Scale is important in the telecom industry, there’s no doubt about that. The larger the number of subscribers you have, easier it is to spread the costs of running the network. However, it’s also important to note that inorganic growth hardly ever helps in the long run especially in low margin markets such as India where customers are finicky and jump ship everytime they find a better offer elsewhere. Jio’s infatuation with having a large subscriber base is understandable....

May 2, 2022 · 8 min · 1519 words · Larry Silva

Will Your Mac Get The Macos Ventura Update List Of Compatible Devices

At the WWDC 2022 event, Apple also showcased the upcoming macOS Ventura features, like an improved search option, new search design, live caption support across audio content, and more. While the features were great, the most important question is, which Mac computers will receive the macOS Ventura update? Will Your Mac Get the macOS Ventura Update? List of Compatible Devices Every new macOS release marks an end to older hardware....

April 30, 2022 · 2 min · 393 words · Eric Stoner

Win32 Lethic Botnet Analysis

Around early January 2010, the botnet was dismantled by Neustar employees, who contacted various Lethic internet service providers in a bid to take control of the botnet’s command and control servers. This move temporarily caused the botnets’ spam to decrease to a trickle of its original volume. In February 2010, the owners of the botnet managed to re-establish control over the botnet, using new command and control servers located in the United States....

April 30, 2022 · 6 min · 1069 words · Penny Jones

Why Do We Need Software Escrow

Software escrow is usually requested by the buyers, who intend to ensure the continuity of the software maintenance over time, even if the software house that has developed the application goes out of the business or fails to maintain and update the code. The buyer has two options when acquiring software: he can request the developers to give the source code of the up-to-date versions they release, or request that the source code is assigned to a third party under an “escrow agreement....

April 26, 2022 · 8 min · 1562 words · Krista Chang

Why A Volte Feature Phone Makes Sense For Reliance Jio

There have been reports of Jio producing a VoLTE feature phone. Some people have expressed their thoughts on why they think a VoLTE feature phone from Jio makes no sense at all. To some extent, they’re right, after all, a 4G network and a feature phone are diagonally opposite. On one hand, a 4G network is the very best in telecom technology whereas a feature phone seems outdated like the 2G networks they run on....

April 24, 2022 · 11 min · 2135 words · Denise Garland

Will The Next Nexus Really Have A Nikon Camera I Don T Buy It

PhoneArena recently published a rumor that hit the internet like a lightening bolt. They say that the next Nexus phone, which they’re calling the Nexus 5, will have a camera that has Nikon branding. This rumor just doesn’t feel right to me, for multiple reasons. First, Nikon tried to build their own Android powered camera, the COOLPIX S800c. It failed because it was slow, had terrible specifications, and ran an ancient version of Android....

April 24, 2022 · 2 min · 252 words · Sandra Albero

Why Chrome Gmail And Other Services Are Still Better On Android Than Ios

Gmail offers more capabilities for attaching files, as you can only insert an attachment from Drive or your camera roll. Or if for some reason, you want to, you’re able to draw a scribble with your finger on iOS. Developers can embed access to other cloud services, but with Android, it’s there by default. All the user has to do is install their favorite service on their device. Which appears in the file picker menu....

April 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1144 words · Jonathan Hargenrader

Why Your Ipad Macbook Or Even Iphone Might Stop Charging This Winter

iPads, MacBooks, and iPhones suddenly stop charging, and the owners try different chargers and cables with no success. They start pointing fingers at the battery and think it’s time for a replacement (battery or device). Also: How to build a winter emergency kit (and why you should) And then, later in the day, the device suddenly starts charging again, and everything seems fine. It’s like the problem just fixed itself....

April 20, 2022 · 3 min · 590 words · Emma Adams

Why Itil Cobit And Other Non Infosec Based Frameworks Are Infosec S Best Friends

All such guidelines and standards have the common purpose of improving InfoSec. As InfoSec experts, many of them are our tools of choice, and our knowledge of them is highly respected across all industries (and very much sought after: in 2015 there were over 200,000 cybersecurity vacancies in the US alone). Even so, throughout the 30 years I have been in the security field I have faced repeated difficulty getting traction for security inside of a business....

April 18, 2022 · 5 min · 1046 words · William Worley

Why The Celebs And Strange Tweets Mi Darlings

I mean, you needed advertising to sell cellphones, dearies. People had budgets running into billions and here were these Chinese saying they would not spend a paisa! What was more amazing, but, was that they sold so many phones actually. Without any major ads in papers. Some of the e-commerce shopping places like that cart that flips and that South American river place did carry their ads and publicised them, but even that was so little compared to what Sammy and EllGee were doing, you know....

April 17, 2022 · 5 min · 990 words · Donna Harris

Wikimedia Foundation Dumps Ability To Accept Cryptocurrency For Donations

The debate saw familiar arguments used for and against the proposal: Crypto is an environmental disaster, reputational risk from being seen to approve of ecological destruction and endorsing the crypto community; against claims that proof of stake would fix the environmental concerns and fiat money isn’t completely green either, and crypto is safer for anonymous use. During the debate, the foundation said in its prior fiscal year, cryptocurrency made up only 0....

April 16, 2022 · 2 min · 243 words · John Williams

Whoops Google Reveals The Words Misspelled Most In Each State

Do you know the difference between “there,” “their,” or “they’re?” What does “I” before “E” except after “C” even mean? Even some of the easiest words to spell can really make someone scratch their head in deep thought. If you need a little help, tap or click here for five sites for checking your grammar. AT&T Experts reviewed the top search “how to spell” words by state. This was completed from March 24, 2020, to March 24, 2021, using Google Trends....

April 13, 2022 · 3 min · 432 words · Suellen Rawlings