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SafeBreach Labs has published three major vulnerability disclosures which concern three popular and widely-used software products. The first deals with Trend Micro’s antivirus product Trend Micro Security 16, the second concerns Kaspersky’s VPN product Kaspersky Secure Connection and the third involves the Autodesk Desktop Application. SafeBreach discovered that all of these products

Is the future of business to be found in “done for you” service solutions or “do it yourself” software solutions? While the latest buzz trends may oscillate between these two extremes, there’s much to be said for tech that empowers service providers to do their jobs with

Bigtincan’s (BTH) sales software will become the latest craze in Sephora stores after the company won a $2.8 million contract with the global beauty retailer The cosmetics giant has signed Bigtincan to provide AI software to its customer service staff While the software will only be brought

The world of software development is set for some big changes in 2020. We predict that service mesh, Kubernetes, AI-infused applications, and low-code products will continue their upward swing in enterprise adoption. And organizationally, developers will continue to spread out from central IT departments; business developers are

For the last six months, The Economist has centered its social media strategy on driving people back to its site to subscribe, and its efforts are bearing fruit. Since changing its social media strategy to drive traffic from social media back to its own pages where people

From The Reading List The Atlantic: “The Dark Psychology of Social Networks” — “Suppose that the biblical story of Creation were true: God created the universe in six days, including all the laws of physics and all the physical constants that apply throughout the universe. Now imagine that

Nokia expanded availability of its Common Software Foundation (CSF) platform to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This marks what the vendor calls its first step toward delivering cloud-native network functions and applications to help operators deploy 5G and digital services. The engineering collaboration will focus on 5G platforms like mobile core, network

Starting up a small business can seem a scary proposition, and it’s often difficult at first to know what software you will need. While there are obvious basics, such as productivity suites and accounting platforms, it’s always possible that something can take you by surprise. That’s why it’s good to

It was Saturday night and I was searching for something to write about for this week’s libations. I thought about touring Aspen’s seedy scene and searching for the cheapest cocktail with the most booze, mostly because a part of me was feeling nostalgic for the sticky, neon-lit

Twitch Studio — the broadcasting software the live-streaming site debuted back in August to a select group of users — is now open to the public. (Though it is, for the moment, PC-only.) Developed as an easier way to stream and aimed at users who are just starting out