ADLINK introduces SBC35 Series: Compact 3.5-inch single board computers
ADLINK has announced its latest addition, the SBC35 Series of 3.5-inch single board computers (SBC), designed for space-limited environments. This new series comprises two models: the SBC35-RPL, which utilizes the 13th Gen Intel Core processors, and the SBC35-ALN, which features the Intel N97 processor for energy efficiency.
Each model is constructed in a compact 146x102mm form factor, aiming to support diverse applications across automation, transportation, medical industries, and smart city projects. The SBC35-RPL can support up to 64GB DDR5 4800MHz RAM and four independent displays, whereas the SBC35-ALN accommodates up to 16GB RAM and three displays.
Samsung launches new 512GB USB flash drives
Samsung has just enhanced its USB flash drive lineup by introducing 512GB capacities for its BAR Plus and FIT Plus models, and a new USB Type-C option.
The new 512GB versions promise impressive read speeds of up to 400 MB/s and write speeds up to 110 MB/s. This capability allows users to transfer large files such as a 3GB 4K UHD video to a PC in about 10 seconds. The drives are versatile, supporting a broad range of devices through their USB 3.2 Gen1 interface, and are backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. They also support various operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Azure outages should spark new urgency for a multi-cloud approach
July 19th 2024 will go down as a tough day for many IT teams, and the day started even worse for businesses using Microsoft Azure and its supported services. In addition to the widely publicized global outage caused by a CrowdStrike update, Microsoft Azure's Central US Region was down for five hours due to an unrelated failure, impacting millions of business users worldwide.
As if that wasn't enough, less than two weeks later, Microsoft Azure experienced another global outage lasting more than six hours. According to the company's service status page, it was Microsoft's 8th service status-related incident.
Switch from Microsoft Windows 11: Nitrux, Linux Mint, and Linux Lite are your new best friends
As Windows 11 continues to face criticism over its system demands and privacy concerns, many users are exploring alternatives. Linux distributions offer compelling options that not only match but often surpass the Windows experience in performance, customization, and security.
Here are the top three Linux distributions that you should consider when switching from Microsoft Windows 11.
CISOs don't feel supported at board level
While CISOs are often responsible for technology implementation, they are not getting the support they need at a strategic level according to a new report.
The study from LevelBlue looks at the dynamics among enterprise C-suite executives to better understand issues that prevent risk reduction, stall or complicate compliance, and create barriers to cyber resilience.
AI is key to innovation but infrastructure and other challenges hold back progress
A new report from Pure Storage finds that the emergence of AI is a key avenue for innovation, but infrastructure issues, talent shortages and energy costs are holding back progress.
Based on a survey of 1,500 global respondents carried out by Vanson Bourne the report finds that although CIOs and other senior IT leaders face significant economic pressures, driving innovation remains imperative for enterprises.
The C-suite conundrum: are senior executives the Achilles' heel of cybersecurity?
In today's digital landscape, an organisation's C-suite and senior executives hold the most valuable corporate data and sign-off authorities, representing the highest potential risk over email. Whether it's inbound spear phishing attacks or outbound mistakes resulting in a damaging data breach, the C-suite are vulnerable.
But what do cybercriminals want from these individuals, are breaches always a result of external actors, and what can organisations do to protect their top decision-makers?
Dealing with digital certificate vulnerabilities [Q&A]
While digital certificates are an essential part of day-to-day security they also present challenges. They can expire or be revoked, or even forged.
We spoke to Bert Kashyap, CEO of passwordless security platform SecureW2, to learn more about certificate-related vulnerabilities and what IT and security teams can do to deal with them effectively.
Devs beware: Apple announces Gatekeeper security enhancements in macOS Sequoia
Working much like Microsoft's Smart App Control tool that is part of Windows, Apple has Gatekeeper for macOS. It is a security feature which is designed to ensure that only trusted software runs on a user's Mac.
In the upcoming macOS Sequoia, Gatekeeper is being updated to help boost security. While this runtime protection change may be welcomed by many, the approach Apple has taken is also likely to irritate some users as it makes it more awkward to run unsigned software.
Google TV Streamer: A threat to Apple TV?
Google has unveiled its latest product in home entertainment: the Google TV Streamer. This new device aims to elevate the smart home experience, replacing the Chromecast with a more advanced, premium version that doubles as a smart home hub. But with such advancements, should Apple be concerned about its Apple TV media box?
The Google TV Streamer boasts huge enhancements over its predecessor, the Chromecast. It is designed to offer not only top-tier entertainment options but also to integrate seamlessly into a smart home setup. With access to over 700,000 movies and shows and 800+ live TV channels through various streaming services including YouTube TV, Netflix, and even Apple TV (the service), the device aims to be a central hub for all media consumption.
NETGEAR launches WBE710: A Wi-Fi 7 access point for business networks
NETGEAR has launched the WBE710 Insight Manageable Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 Access Point, a new component of its business-oriented Wi-Fi 7 lineup. This device is designed to meet the increasing demands of modern business environments, offering improvements in speed, latency, and data capacity.
As multi-gig capable devices become more common, the need for network enhancements capable of handling large volumes of data grows. The WBE710 uses the latest Wi-Fi 7 technology to enhance data throughput across multiple bands and reduce network congestion, aiming to provide a solution as more Wi-Fi 7-enabled devices hit the market.
Google unveils 4th-gen Nest Learning Thermostat and Temperature Sensor
Google has introduced the latest version of its Nest Learning Thermostat alongside an updated Nest Temperature Sensor. Originally launched thirteen years ago, the Nest Learning Thermostat was designed to enhance the smart home experience by integrating intelligence into household temperature control. The latest model builds on this foundation with improved design and technology.
The fourth-generation Nest Learning Thermostat offers a redesigned appearance with a larger, clearer domed LCD display and a slimmer profile, which gives it a subtle presence on a wall. The device is available in three finishes: Polished Silver, Polished Obsidian, and Polished Gold, allowing it to blend seamlessly with various home decors.
Ransomware groups develop more sophisticated business models
Ransomware groups continue to refine their craft, building and scaling business models that resemble legitimate corporate enterprises according to a new report.
The latest Ransomware Radar Report from Rapid7 finds smaller organizations are becoming a more frequent target too. Companies with annual revenues around $5 million are falling victim to ransomware twice as often as those in the $30-50 million range and five times more frequently than those with a $100 million revenue.
62 percent of phishing emails pass DMARC checks
Phishing remains a significant threat to organizations. A new report from Darktrace shows 17.8 million phishing emails detected across its customer fleet between December 21, 2023, and July 5, 2024. Alarmingly, 62 percent of these emails successfully bypassed DMARC checks.
Cybercriminals are embracing more sophisticated tactics, techniques and procedures designed to evade traditional security parameters.
Enterprises building AI infrastructure on a budget
A new study finds that 70 percent of enterprises are still experimenting with AI and preparing for it is a top priority.
However, the report from Komprise finds that budgets are an even higher priority with only 30 percent saying they will increase their IT budgets to support AI projects.
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