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Black Hat Europe 2024 NOC/SOC: Security Cloud

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Black Hat Europe 2024 NOC/SOC: Security Cloud

Cisco is the Official Security Cloud Provider for the Black Hat Network Operations Center (NOC). We work with the other official partners to bring the hardware, software and engineers to build and secure the network, for our joint customer: Black Hat.  Arista: Wired and Wireless Network Equipment  Corelight: Open Network Detection and Response  Palo Alto Networks: Network Security and SOC Platform  This was our 8th year supporting Black Hat Europe and the primary mission in…

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From Lifeguard to Leader: How One Conversation at a Pool Changed My Life Forever

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From Lifeguard to Leader: How One Conversation at a Pool Changed My Life Forever

Imagine this: You’re fresh out of university, filled with big dreams and a bit of uncertainty. During your recent internships, you often felt lost, struggling to navigate without proper guidance from busy supervisors. You had to figure things out on your own.  This is how my career journey begins. CSAP 2004/2005 Class in front of the Cisco Amsterdam office. Back in 1999, I went to San Jose State University as part of the exchange program…

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This is the most customizable smart home accessory I've tested – and it sparks so much joy

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This is the most customizable smart home accessory I've tested – and it sparks so much joy

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Govee Neon Rope Light 2 is available in white or black and in two lengths: 10 feet for $70 and 16.4 feet for $100. More pliable than other neon light strips on the market, the Govee Neon Rope Light 2 is easy to install and comes with bend clips to facilitate getting closed angles. The light strip doesn’t have a template guide for setup It’s also too bright to use as…

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Installing iOS 18.3? Here are the 3 biggest features you should try out first

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Installing iOS 18.3? Here are the 3 biggest features you should try out first

Jason Hiner/ZDNET Apple is officially rolling out iOS 18.3 to eligible iPhone models after a briefing testing period. The patch is a modest one. It doesn’t introduce new features or make sweeping changes, but it does make adjustments that will impact how users interact with the system. Apple Intelligence is now enabled by default, the company is restricting notification summaries for news apps, an d improving iPhone cameras. Also: The best iPhones you can buy today…

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EU Sanctions Three Russians For 2020 Cyber-Attack on Estonia

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EU Sanctions Three Russians For 2020 Cyber-Attack on Estonia

Three Russian nationals have been sanctioned by the EU for their involvement in a 2020 cyber espionage operation targeting Estonian government agencies. In a document published on January 27, 2025, the Council of the EU imposed restrictive measures against Nikolay Korchagin, Vitaly Shevchenko and Yuriy Denisov. As members of the Russian General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) 161st Specialist Training Center (aka Unit 29155), the three Russians are accused of being responsible for “cyber-attacks with…

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Why I pick this ultraportable Lenovo tablet over the iPad Air for mobile entertainment

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Why I pick this ultraportable Lenovo tablet over the iPad Air for mobile entertainment

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Lenovo Tab Plus retails for $330. Contrary to its small size, the model houses a booming eight-speaker system and a long-lasting battery. The MediaTek Helio chipset and dim display won’t be winning any awards. more buying choices If you’re in the market for a new tablet that won’t break the bank, may I recommend the Lenovo Tab Plus? This is Lenovo’s latest lightweight tablet, capable of doubling as a mini-home theater….

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Why Canvas is ChatGPT's best productivity feature for power users

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Why Canvas is ChatGPT's best productivity feature for power users

Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNET OpenAI is constantly adding new features to ChatGPT to make it more functional for everyday needs. The Canvas feature was unveiled last October and has transformed my ChatGPT workflow — and the best part is that it keeps getting better.  Canvas is a separate interface that makes collaborating on your writing and coding projects easier with ChatGPT.  Also: Are ChatGPT Plus or Pro worth it? Here’s how they compare to the free version Canvas is available to…

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Digitalización y ‘big data’ para optimizar la experiencia del turista en Toledo

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Digitalización y ‘big data’ para optimizar la experiencia del turista en Toledo

El big data puede contribuir de forma eficaz a la transformación digital de la experiencia turística en las ciudades, creando patrones que permiten mejorar la gestión de los flujos de visitantes, así como los servicios que se prestan a los ciudadanos a través del análisis del dato. Con este fin, el Ayuntamiento de Toledo ha confiado a Orange el proyecto para utilizar el análisis de los datos extraídos de la red móvil -siempre agregados y anonimizados- para…

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Protecting organizations: Password smarter, not harder

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Protecting organizations: Password smarter, not harder

Picture this: You’re about to log off and shake off the workday when PING! Yet another mandatory password change pops up on your work computer. You put in what you are sure is a new password and your computer replies, “Pick a password you have not used before.” Instinctively, you might wonder, “Are these cybersecurity policies even worth it? Sisyphus had it easier than this.”  The endless battle of navigating password rules is meant to…

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This lightweight, easy-to-use Linux OS can save your aging Windows 10 PC

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This lightweight, easy-to-use Linux OS can save your aging Windows 10 PC

ZDNET There are many lightweight Linux distributions on the market, many of which are outstanding options for bringing aging hardware back to life with speed, flexibility, and security that those old computers might never have known. That’s part of the beauty of Linux — it’s not only flexible, reliable, and secure, but it’s also perfectly capable of performing like a champ on machines that modern Windows iterations would cripple. Also: If you’re ready to break up…

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