The April 2021 edition of Microsoft Patch Tuesday has arrived
Microsoft Patch Tuesday has arrived – this time around, the patches address 110 security vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows and other related products, the most crucial of which is the fix
Digital-savviness not a top requirement for board-level jobs, study shows
According to a recent study published in Harvard Business Review, being comfortable with digital technology does not top the list when it comes to job requirements for executive or board-level
Facebook will not be notifying those who had their data leaked
It has recently come to light that unauthorised individuals leaked data belonging to 533m Facebook accounts and posted it online. Despite the circumstances, Facebook is not planning to notify those
The preview release of Microsoft’s OpenJDK has arrived
Microsoft is rolling out the preview release of OpenJDK, which is available for the following operating systems: Windows Linux macOS Given that Microsoft relies heavily on Java across different projects
New CISOs should prioritise people over tech, report finds
A new report from Forrester suggests that new chief information security officers (CISOs) should be focusing on people rather than tech, at least in the beginning. To reach this conclusion,
Arm announces Armv9, a chip designed for security and AI
A decade after the release of Armv8, Arm has announced the next version of the chip architecture. In comparison to the previous release, Armv9 offers improvements in the following areas:
FLoC cookie alternative trials begin in Chrome
Google is rolling out its Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) and the trials are underway in Chrome. FLoC was designed to be an alternative to advertising cookies, the kind that
New Android malware disguises itself as a System Update
There is a new Android spyware in the wild that presents itself as a System Update, Zimperium zLabs has warned. Once it is installed your system, an unauthorised third-party can
Google Chrome to default to HTTPS in Version 90
In an effort to improve security, Google Chrome will default to Hypertext Transport Protocol Secure (HTTPS) for all URLs typed in the address bar when Version 90 of the browser
Developers will now be able to integrate Zoom via SDK
Zoom is now offering an SDK (software development kit) for developers who wish to integrate the popular video conferencing solution into their software. According to the firm, this will allow