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Tuesday, 6 February 2018

How to use Guest Mode on your Android phone - CNET

Don't want people to swipe through your stuff when they borrow your Android? Here's how to stop it.

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Grammarly user? Patch now to stop crooks stealing all your data…

The Grammarly extension for Chrome and Firefox had a security hole that allowed crooks to take over your login and raid your account.

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Monday, 5 February 2018

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Author Nick Montfort tells us how to define the future

Nick Montfort is a professor in MIT’s Comparative Media Studies/Writing and the author of a new book, “The Future.” His book explores “future makers” – people who create the future with their work. It’s a fascinating read and he’s a fascinating thinker in the space. Our conversation on Technotopia started with the Norman Bel Geddes, designer of… Read More

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Grammarly Patches Chrome Extension Bug That Exposed Users’ Docs

The grammar-checking web service fixed the problem with "impressive" speed, a Google researcher says.

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40 kids' games and quizzes to try on Google Home - CNET

Put a new spin on family time with these kids' games for the Google Home.

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Mixpanel analytics accidentally slurped up passwords

The passwords of some people using sites monitored by popular analytics provider Mixpanel were mistakenly pulled into its software. Until TechCrunch’s inquiry, Mixpanel had made no public announcement about the embarassing error beyond quietly emailing clients about the problem. Yet some need to update to a fixed Mixpanel SDK to prevent an ongoing privacy breach. It’s unclear… Read More

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How to Hide All Other Windows Except Active App on Mac OS

Want to quickly focus your attention on the active application in Mac OS by hiding all other windows? There’s an excellent little-known keyboard shortcut and menu item that does exactly that, and when executed properly you will hide literally every window and open application on the Mac except for the currently active application. This is ... Read More

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Find out when iTunes items go on sale - CNET

TunesGenie notifies you when there's a price drop on albums, books, movies and TV shows, and even donates revenue to a good cause.

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When Doing Less - Means More of What Matters for Mainframe Resilience

Problem Statement

IBM Mainframe environments are strategic to many of our mission critical business systems. Whether or not your environment uses mainframes, you may be more dependent on the resilience of mainframe systems in the outside world than you might imagine. For instance, financial systems around the world are interconnected, and some core financial systems must be able to recover from a system outage within 2 hours, in order for other systems to recover in 4 hours and still others in 24 hours, like ripples in a pond. You can be sure that most of these core financial systems run their mission critical applications on mainframes due to their long history of resiliency, manageability, and standardization in recovering mainframe-based applications and data. Add to that IBM’s conscientious effort to add new functions and feature as new technologies, deployment models, and threats have evolved. The gold standard for IT resilience is IBM’s Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex (GDPS) family of offerings for the mainframe.

As a result, GDPS has grown in complexity as the family of offerings has grown to cover nearly every possible threat to resiliency. Currently the GDPS family includes the following products:

GDPS/PPRC based on IBM PPRC synchronous disk mirroring technology

GDPS/PPRC HyperSwap Manager

GDPS/MTMM based on IBM Multi-Target Metro Mirror synchronous disk,

IBM GDPS Virtual Appliance, a near-CA or DR solution across two sites

GDPS/XRC based on IBM Extended Remote Copy (XRC) asynchronous disk mirroring GDPS/Global Mirror based on the IBM System Storage® Global Mirror technology

GDPS/Metro-Global Mirror 3 site with two Metro and one asynch mirror

GDPS/MGM 4-site symmetrical 4-site solution provides Continuous Availability within region and DR across regions

GDPS/Active-Active, asynchronous mirroring between two active production sysplexes

GDPS automation code which relies on the runtime capabilities of IBM Tivoli NetView® and IBM Tivoli System Automation (SA)

GDPS also includes an extensive list of services. GDPS implementations have a unique requirement or attribute that makes it different from every other implementation. The services aspect of each offering requires experienced GDPS practitioners. The amount of service included depends on the scope of the offering. For example, function-rich offerings such as GDPS/PPRC include a larger services component than GDPS/PPRC HyperSwap Manager.

Competitive Offerings

IBM GDPS is designed to provide near-continuous data and systems availability across sites separated by virtually unlimited distances. Its roadmap and features include something for everyone, including future additional configurations that can lead to full active-active function. GDPS comprises a myriad of complex products and architectures to address various customer requirements.

Dell EMC’s Geographically Dispersed Disaster Restart (GDDR) is focused on automating disaster restart of applications and systems within mainframe environments in the event of a planned or unplanned outage. Also intricate in design, GDDR leverages multiple architectures and replication suites to eliminate any single point of failure for disaster restart plans in mainframe environments.

Solutions like GDPS and GDDR attempt to take the “everything to everyone” approach which can quickly add greater complexity and risk into the very environments you wish to simplify. It can be phenomenally difficult and stressful to configure and implement all the intricacies, map to existing tools and add software. Then, you must ensure you have the resources to manage a solution of magnitude. With the effort expended to implement these large solutions, you can end up with a semi-permanent level of vendor lock-in.

Enter, Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager

Hitachi Vantara has a long, proven history of delivering mainframe resilience. At Hitachi Vantara, we use mainframe services across many of our own businesses and support an ever-expanding ecosphere of mainframe tiering, analytics and functionality for customers. We have learned from decades of mainframe experience that the simpler the solution, the better. Together, our mainframe resiliency solutions are straightforward, scalable and streamlined. Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager (HMRM) is a simpler, more focused and lower-cost streamlined mainframe failover and recovery solution which can provide you with the functionality you actually care about and nothing you don’t.

We listened and collaborated with our mainframe customers to understand what resonates most for them to achieve modern business resiliency. Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager delivers mainframe processor, host and replication orchestration. Mainframe Recovery Manager is practical and easy to deploy, so you get results faster, without the typical complexity, risk or cost. Mainframe Recovery Manager is delivered as a service and is based on one cohesive, tightly integrated architecture for singular simplicity.

Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager delivers unique processor orchestration capabilities via IBM’s Base Control Program internal interface (BCPii). HMRM executes IBM BCPii commands to maintain attributes of production Image — also known as a logical partition (LPAR) — being managed and to orchestrate the Reset, Deactivate, Activate and Load of processor Images or LPARs. These BCPii Commands are identical to the commands issued manually by any IBM Z Processor Customer from the hardware management console (HMC). The beauty of Mainframe Recovery Manager’s minimalistic architecture is that you can manually intervene, using familiar HMC commands, to affect automation issues. Additionally, Mainframe Recovery Manager allows:

Authorized z/OS applications to have control over systems in the HMC network.
Direct communication with management console Support Elements rather than going over an IP network.
A z/OS address space to manage authorized interaction with the interconnected hardware

The HMRM Managed Service Offering

Unlike DR solutions that require you to mastermind and manage many moving parts, Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager solution is delivered as a managed service. We deliver greater orchestration, so you can recover easier, faster and more completely.

Mainframe Recovery Manager Services begin with an assessment of your unique mainframe ecosystem. We work with you to tailor Mainframe Recovery Manager to your specific goals. You may prefer a single, push-the-button environment or customized automation levels for various stages of failover and testing. Full implementation and ongoing support are included in Mainframe Recovery Manager Services. If you are new to Hitachi Vantara replication, our services experts can also manage the complete design and implementation, along with any migrations you require.

Where GDPS and GDDR may typically take 7 months to implement. Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager Services’ simpler approach, will take a fraction of that time.

Summary of HMRM Benefits

In summary, Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager removes the burden of juggling all those replication activities so you can improve mainframe resiliency — and do more with less. Mainframe Recovery Manager is a sleek, simplified and cost-efficient approach that is instrumental in orchestrating the “restart” of IBM Z processors, operating systems and custom applications, in half the time of competitive GDPS and GDDR solutions in the following circumstances.

Unplanned disaster event from the primary site to a secondary site.
Planned production workload switch from primary site to secondary site.
Planned production workload switch back from secondary site to primary site.
Planned disaster recovery test in parallel to production running “business-as-usual” at the primary site.

For More Information

To learn more about how Hitachi Mainframe Recovery Manager can improve your mainframe resiliency goals, please visit https://www.hitachivantara.com/en-us/products/storage/mainframe-storage.html

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Find the hidden benefits of your credit card - CNET

Extended warranties and cash back are just the tip of the iceberg. Here's how to get what's coming to you.

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Covert Data Channel in TLS Dodges Network Perimeter Protection

Researchers have found a new covert data exchange technique that abuses the TLS protocol that can circumvent traditional network perimeter protections.

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New Monero Crypto Mining Botnet Leverages Android Debugging Tool

The botnet uses port scanning code from Mirai, a first for Android-related attacks, according to researchers.

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Alleged hacker Lauri Love avoids US extradition: “Try him in England”

Lauri Love evaded US extradition on health grounds, but a UK court wants local authority to "bend its endeavours to his prosecution" anyway.

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Businesses with Apple and Cisco products may now pay less for cybersecurity insurance

Apple and Cisco announced this morning a new deal with insurer Allianz that will allow businesses with their technology products to receive better terms on their cyber insurance coverage, including lower deductibles – or even no deductibles, in some cases. Allianz said it made the decision to offer these better terms after evaluating the technical foundation of Apple and… Read More

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Apple, Cisco team up with insurance companies to offer cyber policy discounts

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Apple, Cisco team up (Reuters) – Apple Inc and Cisco Systems Inc have teamed up with insurer Allianz SE to offer discounts on cyber insurance to businesses that primarily use equipment from both technology companies, they said on Monday. The

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According to reports, buying cryptocurrency will be that little bit harder from today.

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AI’s Impact on Retail: Examples of Walmart and Amazon

This post AI’s Impact on Retail: Examples of Walmart and Amazon appeared first on CloudTweaks Connected CloudTweaks.

AI’s Impact on Retail Artificial Intelligence or AI is expected to be in major demand by retail consumers due to its ability to make interactions in retail as flawless and seamless as possible. Many of us do realize the potential

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Broadcom raises offer to buy Qualcomm to $121 billion

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(Reuters) – Chipmaker Broadcom Ltd on Monday raised its offer to buy Qualcomm Inc by 24 percent to more than $121 billion, sweetening the bid and putting more pressure on its rival to come to the table for negotiations. The

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Lauri Love Won’t Be Extradited to the United States for Alleged Hacking Crimes

A UK court of appeals has ruled that Lauri Love will not be extradited to the United States to face trial for his alleged hacking crimes. The lord chief justice, Lord Burnett of Maldon, and Mr. Justice Ouseley handed down their judgment at the Royal Courts of Justice on 5 February. Outside, supporters gathered with […]… Read More

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The Future of Cybersecurity

By Dr. Alissa Johnson

A Step Ahead: Focus on Security – download the e-magazine.

How many of us have looked ahead and asked, “What is in the future, and how can we anticipate what’s going to happen?” I am asked that many times as it relates to the future of cybersecurity.

It is as if there were only one future, but there is not. The fact of the matter is; we are not preparing for just one future – the future is an amalgamation of many future aspects. This big future contains the future of breach, the future of economics, the future of ecosystems, the future of politics, the future of privacy and that list goes on and on.

All of these futures play a role in shaping what the amalgamation of futures looks like. All of these futures are continuously moving, shifting and reshaping, which means we need to be flexible enough to move along with the ebb and flow so that all aspects are covered.

Any change in either of these futures changes their trajectory, and every change has a ripple effect on many other aspects. It is also dependent on which breaches and exposures are reported and their ramifications. These impact the future of personal responsibility as well as tolerance.

With this in mind, it is hard to really anticipate what the future of cybersecurity is, but easier to anticipate and prepare for any of these shifts that affect the future. With this level of connection, if we lose track of one aspect, then we will lose track of a critical piece that influences the future. Xerox is decomposing all those futures, and works internally and externally to address security.

6 things you need to know about the future of cybersecurity — Xerox CISO Dr. Alissa Johnson ‏explains.

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The future is the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing cybersecurity. Not only do we need to think about connectivity in our homes, but also connectivity in our offices – our printers and smart devices are now more connected externally and open us up for network exposures. We can now be potentially thought of as an endpoint and have to protect ourselves from being a conduit into the network.

The Internet of Things is also the largest ecosystem with a diverse set of components, and thus has a tendency to blur the lines between business and personal data. The goal is not to hinder this sort of innovation, but protect the data and compartmentalize it to an extent where usage is acceptable as opposed to shadow environments. We accept the fact that users want more functionality and businesses want less shadow information technology environments, so the enhancement of IoT security is important.

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The future is layered

The future is a dynamic, heterogeneous environment with many layers. Each of these layers plays an important role in maximizing the security of the environment.

The first layer is data security. In this layer, we evaluate our data and prioritize it, making our most coveted assets more important over those less meaningful.

“It is hard to really anticipate what the future of cybersecurity is, but easier to anticipate and prepare for any of these shifts that affect the future.” – Dr. Alissa Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer, Xerox

Those “most coveted” are usually referred to as crown jewels. A king and queen will have their most prized possessions protected by knights, guards, a moat, and may store them in a highly secure location. Our crown jewels should be protected in the same way. No longer can we provide the same broad-brush stroke security policies across all of our data. It is now necessary to classify the data, prioritize the data and ensure that investments are made proportional to the value of the data.

The second layer is application security. Our applications must securely handle the data to prevent leakages and exposures. Applications have essentially become a conduit to carry and process data outside of our typical network boundaries. We must encourage secure coding practices and secure data processing.

The third layer is infrastructure security, which focuses on the hardware. Vendors are always enhancing the security of their products. We must accept those enhancements and integrate them into our operational infrastructures. As a participant in the vendor population and a consumer of goods, Xerox takes a simplified approach. We have partnered with key security vendors to ensure that we easily integrate into our customers’ environments.

The last layer is our security processes. This includes processes and policies. The adversary depends on human trust so our policies must protect us. Many times, non- security controls and implementations help to increase the security posture. In this, I am including automation and simplification of our processes, which in turn will have additional benefits with security.

In the end, all of these layers have to be congruent, non-tangential. They have to work together but may not necessarily be presented in a specific order. The goal is to increase harmony in order to influence cohesive security.

The future is governance-driven

Culture should not dictate governance; governance should dictate culture. We cannot accept that an organizational culture can push back on security elements such as two-factor authentication or changing passwords. We have to instead look at what is best governance for an industry, for a company and then teach the culture to be accepting. Educating the culture is key, as security is everyone’s responsibility.

The future is partner-based

As we focus on each part of our layered architecture, we must include our partners. We are in an arms war which means we need to increase our partnerships and include our partners in our arsenal. Security is really solutions-based as opposed to device specific. A device is a part of a larger infrastructure that integrates with other vendor components. Partnerships are important in ensuring the ease of integration, acceptance of security controls and improving the security posture. It is a team event. The goal is to develop and maintain continuing partnerships to ensure the solutions are more secure and not just the individual components.

Xerox works with compliance-testing organizations and security industry leaders, such as McAfee and Cisco, to enhance and protect devices with the latest security standards. These leaders also help with integrating into our customers’ security architecture and enhancing protections within their environment.

The future is cognitive

Cognitive processes increase our ability to allow machine learning to enhance security. Right now, we allow engines to analyze data, thus the large focus on data analytics and synthesis. The future extends that in allowing the engines to react and respond based on learning baseline infrastructure behavior. This may be an interesting way to address the shortage of cybersecurity talent. The more processes that we have to react and address lower level tasks, the more we can allow human interaction to be focused on higher level, higher risk processes and procedures. That’s evolution; that’s cognitive security.

The future is exciting

It is our responsibility to ensure we continue with a partner-based strategy. We are more prepared as a community than we will be individually. As we continue to grow, collaborate and sharpen our solutions, we will continue to create synergies, we will shift, and we will grow.

The reality is we can’t stop the adversary, and we will never be bulletproof, but the strategy is to make it so difficult and so expensive for the adversary to compromise, that they will move on. Time is money; thus, time is valuable and everything is a moving target.

If we look at the game of basketball — in the most basic explanation the goal is to score more points than the opponent by shooting the ball into the hoop. Now if we changed the target and have the hoop constantly moving in a circular motion, we have increased the complexity and, in essence, changed the game. This is what we, as a technology company, try to constantly do. We are changing the game of print, and we are changing it with increased print security.

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What online sex toys can teach you about secure coding

Like other IoT security flubs, this one is full of elementary errors that you're just not supposed to make any more.

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Monday review – the hot 22 stories of the week

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Declining Corporate Longevity

Innosight, an innovation consulting firm, recently released their 2018 Corporate Longevity Forecast: Creative Destruction is Accelerating.

This report forecasts continuing corporate turbulence and a reduction in the amount of time firms spend on the S&P 500 index.

According to the forecast, by 2027 the average tenure on S&P 500 will be just 12 years, down from 24 years in 2016 and 33 years in 1964.

The reasons companies fall off the S&P 500 list vary. Key quote from the report:

There are a variety of reasons why companies drop off the list. They can be overtaken by a faster growing company and fall below the market cap size threshold (currently that cutoff is about $6 billion). Or they can enter into a merger, acquisition or buyout deal. At the current and forecasted turnover rate, the Innosight study shows that nearly 50% of the current S&P 500 will be replaced over the next ten years.

The report highlights 5 trends driving increased business turbulence. These are:

1) THE DIGITAL DISRUPTION IN RETAIL HEIGHTENS THE IMPERATIVE OF DUAL TRANSFORMATION.

2) THE RISING DOMINANCE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS CONTINUES TO SHIFT MASSIVE MARKET VALUE.

3) DISRUPTIVE CHANGE ACROSS INDUSTRIES HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTINUAL BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION.

4) CLEANTECH AND THE DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON ENERGY PRICES HAS CREATED NEW WINNERS AND LOSERS IN ONE OF THE WORLD’S BIGGEST INDUSTRIES.

5) THE EXPLOSION OF PRIVATE “DECACORN” COMPANIES SIGNALS ACCELERATING TURBULENCE IN THE YEARS AHEAD.

Each is described in detail in the free report.

One chart that caught our eye is their top 10 "decacorn" chart.

Decacorn is the term used to describe venture backed/startup companies with private valuations above $10 billion.

What we found interesting is 5 of the decorns are Chinese and the rest based in the U.S. None are European.

The size and scale of the Internet in China is not well understood here in the U.S. This chart nicely illustrates it.

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3 Simple Steps to Securing Your ICS Systems against Digital Threats

We live in a world where connectivity is key. It’s brought conveniences to our personal lives, and organizations are adopting it into the industrial world to boost productivity. Industrial control systems (ICS), which manage utilities like water, gas, and electricity, are one such example of this ongoing trend. Organizations are putting ICS systems online so […]… Read More

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Three Leaked NSA Exploits Rewritten to Affect All Windows OSes Since Windows 2000

The WannaCry and NotPetya outbreaks were by far among the most significant digital attack campaigns that took place in 2017. Together, the crypto-ransomware and wiper malware affected hundreds of thousands of computers all over the world. They achieved this reach by abusing EternalBlue. Allegedly developed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and leaked online […]… Read More

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Sunday, 4 February 2018

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How to Show a Map of All Geotagged Photos on Mac

Have you ever wished you could view all of your geotagged pictures on a map? With the Mac Photos app, you can do exactly that by accessing a handy map of all images containing geotagging and GPS data, each displayed on a nice navigable map, right within the Photos app of Mac OS. For some ... Read More

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