Protect 3 Devices With This Maximum Security Software

Protect 3 Devices With This Maximum Security Software

TL;DR: Protect your privacy on three devices with a 1-year subscription to Trend Micro Maximum Security for $19.99 (reg. $49.99). Cyber threats have become more sophisticated, and even cautious users can find themselves vulnerable to ransomware attacks, phishing schemes, and identity theft. A single click on the wrong link or a cleverly disguised email can lead to encrypted files, stolen credentials, or compromised accounts. Tech-savvy users know how to spot the signs of a scam…

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I tested Samsung's 98-inch 4K QLED TV, and watching Hollywood movies on it left me in awe

I tested Samsung's 98-inch 4K QLED TV, and watching Hollywood movies on it left me in awe

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Samsung Neo QLED (QN90D) 98-inch TV lists for $15,000, but is marked down to $13,000 at most vendors. Its picture quality rivals OLED models in contrast and motion handling while exceeding most of them in peak brightness. The location of its connection ports can make setting up such a large TV a bit fussy. more buying choices It’s rare for me to be blown away by the picture quality of any…

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Apple is working on a doorbell that unlocks your door Face ID-style

Apple is working on a doorbell that unlocks your door Face ID-style

ZDNET Ever wished you could unlock your door with just a glance? Smart locks that unlock your door with a code or thumbprint are common these days, and there are even versions that automatically unlock your door when you get close enough. Apple, though, is taking it a step further. In his latest Power On newsletter, Apple Insider Mark Gurman reveals that Apple is working on a smart doorbell that unlocks your door through facial recognition…

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5 biggest Linux and open-source stories of 2024: From AI arguments to security close calls

5 biggest Linux and open-source stories of 2024: From AI arguments to security close calls

ZDNET It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was the age of wise development. It was the age of open-source business foolishness. It was the spring of AI hope. It was the winter of security despair. The year 2024 saw major advances in Linux and open-source software development. However, it also witnessed some disturbing open-source business moves that raised concerns about its future. Let’s start with the bad news….

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Best Patch Management Software (2025): Compare Features & Pricing

Best Patch Management Software (2025): Compare Features & Pricing

Many security breaches can be avoided by applying software patches to known vulnerabilities as soon as they’re released by the vendor. Patch management software provides a centralized place for IT administrators to identify known vulnerabilities and deploy patches across most or all of the computer systems and applications in use across the organization. The best patch management software offers an intuitive interface, affordable pricing, and automation to improve efficiency while mitigating risk. In this guide,…

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Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape: Lessons Learned & What’s Ahead

Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape: Lessons Learned & What’s Ahead

The cybersecurity landscape in 2024 was marked by unprecedented challenges, significant breaches, and evolving regulatory requirements that fundamentally reshaped how organizations approach data protection. From record-breaking incidents to stringent new legislation, the year provided crucial insights into cybersecurity. It highlighted critical priorities for strengthening organizational defenses in an increasingly complex digital ecosystem. The escalating sophistication of cyber threats and the expanding attack surface created by digital transformation initiatives posed unprecedented challenges for organizations across all…

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Securing the OT Stage: NIS2, CRA, and IEC62443 Take Center Spotlight

Securing the OT Stage: NIS2, CRA, and IEC62443 Take Center Spotlight

In the dynamic landscape of Operational Technology (OT), robust cybersecurity measures are paramount. As the digital transformation accelerates, protecting critical infrastructure becomes more challenging. Fortunately, three key standards—NIS2, CRA, and IEC 62443—have emerged to fortify the OT sector against cyber threats. In this article, we explore how these standards synergize to create a unified front in OT cybersecurity. NIS2 (Network and Information Systems Directive 2) NIS2 expands upon the original NIS legislation, broadening its scope…

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The 4 key aspects of a successful data strategy

The 4 key aspects of a successful data strategy

A data strategy requires a culture  In recognition of Peter Drucker’s adage “culture eats strategy for breakfast,” a corresponding culture is also an essential prerequisite for a successful data strategy. (Corporate) culture encompasses the intangible foundations of an organization’s creative achievements.  Regarding data culture, for example, the question of how federal structures are designed arises: Does an organization tend to emphasize central responsibility or local responsibility? Do federal levels also correspond to hierarchical levels, i.e….

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Trump taps Sriram Krishnan for AI advisor role amid strategic shift in tech policy

Trump taps Sriram Krishnan for AI advisor role amid strategic shift in tech policy

Enterprise implications: Navigating AI in a changing landscape The appointment of a tech-savvy leader like Krishnan reflects the Trump administration’s recognition of AI as a critical element for global competitiveness. For enterprises, this could bring regulatory clarity or, conversely, added scrutiny in areas such as data sharing, intellectual property, and the ethical use of AI. Krishnan’s emphasis on platforms forming “content alliances” and exploring legal or technical solutions for data-sharing disputes highlights the growing complexity…

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Interpol Identifies Over 140 Human Traffickers in New Initiative

Interpol Identifies Over 140 Human Traffickers in New Initiative

Interpol has claimed success with a new online operation designed to uncover human trafficking victims and facilitators operating in South America and Europe. The policing group teamed up with inter-governmental body the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), in response to a growing and concerning trend. Victims are lured by fake or deceptive job offers to travel from South America to Europe where they are exploited – often by being forced into prostitution….

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