Developing With Cisco XDR at Cisco Live San Diego ‘25

Developing With Cisco XDR at Cisco Live San Diego ‘25

Cisco XDR has always been predicated on the knowledge that every customer and every SOC is different. With thousands of products on the market clamoring for attention and budgets, the likelihood of any XDR solution supporting all your organization’s needs is minimal. For these reasons, Cisco XDR is built on top of a foundationally open architecture with documented open-source protocols and RESTful APIs. If a technology your team relies on isn’t supported out-of-the-box in Cisco…

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The road to S/4HANA: How CIOs are managing SAP ECC’s end of support

The road to S/4HANA: How CIOs are managing SAP ECC’s end of support

CIOs will need to consider how many years of data need to be retained, taking into account statutory requirements for different countries, length of time data needs to be held, and what data is no longer required. “If you don’t spend time doing that, you’re just taking all the poor habits of the legacy systems and you’re not going to get the benefit of the new system,” Bilali says. Clean data helps systems run more…

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My favorite Garmin safety feature is coming to Forerunner models – and I can't recommend it enough

My favorite Garmin safety feature is coming to Forerunner models – and I can't recommend it enough

Last year’s Garmin Forerunner was one of my favorite smartwatches. Matthew Miller/ZDNET Regular readers know that I always wear a Garmin with an LED flashlight on one of my wrists, and I use it daily. It’s exciting to see, for the first time, that Garmin now has a Forerunner model with this flashlight, which serves as an important safety feature for runners. Garmin’s new Forerunner 570 and Forerunner 970 launch with vibrant AMOLED touchscreen displays, a…

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Liquid cooling becoming essential as AI servers proliferate

Liquid cooling becoming essential as AI servers proliferate

“Facility water loops sometimes have good water quality, sometimes bad,” says My Troung, CTO at ZutaCore, a liquid cooling company. “Sometimes you have organics you don’t want to have inside the technical loop.” So there’s one set of pipes that goes around the data center, collecting the heat from the server racks, and another set of smaller pipes that lives inside individual racks or servers. “That inner loop is some sort of technical fluid, and…

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SEC SIM Swapper Gets 14 Months for X Account Hijack

SEC SIM Swapper Gets 14 Months for X Account Hijack

An Alabama man has been handed 14 months behind bars after hacking an SEC social media account to post fake news about Bitcoin. Eric Council Jr., 26, of Huntsville, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit aggravated identity theft and access device fraud back in February, after the incident took place in January 2024. According to court documents, he created a fake identity card using personally identifiable information (PII) of the victim obtained from co-conspirators. He…

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Are wind power generators viable at home? My verdict after months of testing

Are wind power generators viable at home? My verdict after months of testing

ZDNET’s key takeaways A Shine Turbine kit, which includes a turbine, stand, guy lines, and pegs, costs $399, while the Essentials Kit, which adds a few more bits such as a wind speed meter, costs $488 — though both are on sale right now The kit includes everything you need to turn wind into electrical energy, and the turbine features a 12,000 mAh battery There are limitations, which include the weight of the kit and…

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I challenge you to find a better pair of budget wireless earbuds than this

I challenge you to find a better pair of budget wireless earbuds than this

ZDNET’s key takeaways The CMF Buds 2 Plus are the most premium pair of earbuds from the Nothing sub-brand. At $69, they’re one of the best-sounding and most feature-rich earbuds in the price segment. The way these earbuds are designed makes them not ideal for side sleepers. The new Nothing CMF Buds 2 Plus sit above the CMF Buds Pro 2 in price hierarchy and offer similar sound, better call quality, and longer battery life….

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Legal Aid Agency Admits Major Breach of Applicant Data

Legal Aid Agency Admits Major Breach of Applicant Data

An April breach at the UK’s Legal Aid Agency resulted in the theft of a large volume of personal information belonging to applicants, including criminal records, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has admitted. The agency, which provides citizens with access to vital civil and criminal legal services, first became aware of the attack on April 23. However, on Friday it discovered the extent of the breach was much greater than at first thought and has temporarily…

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Preparing for the Quantum Future: Insights from the NCSC’s PQC Migration Roadmap

Preparing for the Quantum Future: Insights from the NCSC’s PQC Migration Roadmap

A new era of inconceivably fast quantum machines is not far away, with computers almost ready to completely transform the way we solve problems, communicate, and compute. However, this transformation is not all positive, and the cybersecurity industry fears that functional quantum computers will be able to break even the strongest encryption we have today, rendering today’s security infrastructure obsolete. Looking back, most public-key algorithms rely on mathematical problems that are easy to solve in…

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Dead Man’s Scripts: The Security Risk of Forgotten Scheduled Tasks in Legacy Systems

Dead Man’s Scripts: The Security Risk of Forgotten Scheduled Tasks in Legacy Systems

There are ghosts in the machine. Not the poetic kind. I mean literal, running-code-with-root-access kind. The kind that was set up ten years ago by an admin who retired five jobs ago. The kind that still wakes up every night at 3:30 a.m.; processes something no one remembers, and then quietly vanishes into the system logs. Until, of course, something goes wrong—or someone takes advantage of it. Welcome to the world of dead man’s scripts:…

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