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Why is ransomware such a big threat and how do you defend your network against it?
ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to Ann Johnson, corporate vice president at Microsoft, about the rise of ransomware and the measures you can take to avoid becoming a victim.
Dell divests VMware: Investors cheer, but what does it mean for customers?
Dell Technologies just announced the expected spin-out of that 80% ownership, making VMware a fully independent company. This move is good for investors, but we analyze if it is good for customers.
Practical 3D printing: The importance of filament runout sensors
Here's a simple feature that can save you time and money, especially for large 3D prints.
Mophie Powerstation Go Rugged lineup announced: Jumper cable output, flashlight are perfect for emergencies
Mophie is known for smartphone and portable power packs, but its newest line of Powerstation Go Rugged batteries offer the ultimate in portable power. Functions include a high-powered flashlight, air compressor, AC supply, and more to make these battery accessories perfect for the car, home, or office.
First multi-node quantum network paves the way for the quantum internet
Researchers in the Netherlands have established an entanglement-based network between three quantum processors for the first time.
Can you learn to be a great CEO? Here's the secret sauce
Tech industry pioneer Ann Hiatt tells Tonya Hall "the secret sauce" that makes CEOs successful at what they do, even during a pandemic.
Cat S62 Pro smartphone with thermal imaging and ultra-rugged design launches in the US
The Cat S62 Pro launched in Europe last fall, but was launched today the US market for $699. This rugged phone is built to withstand all that field workers throw at it with the additional FLIR thermal imaging capability.
Asus ZenBook Duo 14 (UX482) review: An improved dual-screen design, but usability issues persist
The ZenBook Duo 14 (UX482) is a capable laptop, but its unique features involve trade-offs, and prospective buyers will have to decide whether or not those trade-offs work for them.
Google backs new security standard for smartphone VPN apps
The Google One VPN app gets a tick of approval from the Internet of Secure Things Alliance.
Cyberattack on UK university knocks out online learning, Teams and Zoom
All live online teaching has been cancelled on Thursday and Friday.
