Why do people shop online? Mostly for convenience. But the novelty of being able to buy anything and everything from the comfort of their own homes has long worn off for many consumers. We are now looking for the innovative, the quirky, the original and really outstanding shopping experiences that Continue Reading
This post was authored by Matt McSpirit, Technical Evangelist at Microsoft. It is the ninth post in the “Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016” series. Today I got to talk with Taylor Brown, principal lead program manager for Windows Server containers. Taylor’s team is responsible for product vision and Continue Reading
Apr 28, 2016 On Monday May 2, 2016 at 4:59pm PDT (23:59 GMT), we will publish a major GitLab security update to address CVE-2016-4340. More details will be forthcoming on our blog, including which versions of GitLab are affected. We recommend installations running affected versions to upgrade immediately. Please forward Continue Reading
Twenty billion new connected devices in the coming year. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is growing massively. And so are the threats. Roger Bailey Healthcare Solutions Architect at Fortinet spoke with us at HIMSS 2016 about the emerging “Internet of Threats” – the exponentially expanding range of options for Continue Reading
This is the final post in the “Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016” series. Earlier today, Mike Neil announced the availability of Technical Preview 5 for Windows Server 2016 and System Center 2016. This is an exciting moment, and it coincides with our final installment of the video series, Continue Reading
After about six million downloads of WordPress 4.5, we are pleased to announce the immediate availability of WordPress 4.5.1, a maintenance release. This release fixes 12 bugs, chief among them a singular class issue that broke sites based on the Twenty Eleven theme, an incompatibility between certain Chrome versions and Continue Reading
What’s new in ISPConfig 3.1 ISPConfig 3.1 is the next generation of the ISPConfig hosting control panel with a completely renovated UI and a lot of new features. Here a few highlights: New responsive User Interface based on the Bootstrap framework. The interface is responsive now which makes it easy Continue Reading
From time to time, AV analysts encounter “funny” Android malware or PUA: Riskware/Secretmimi!Android is one of those. This riskware is a social app used to share secrets (gossip). The “fun” part is that you certainly should not use it if you expect them to remain secret Besides using aggressive adkits such as Continue Reading
This is the sixth post in the “Ten Reasons You’ll Love Windows Server 2016” video series by Matt McSpirit, Technical Evangelist at Microsoft. Today, Matt talks to Mathew John, Principal Group Program Manager for Hyper-V and Containers. Mathew’s team is responsible for product vision and roadmap as well as partnering Continue Reading
With 61% of customers still happy to receive promotional emails, this form of communication should be high on your list of marketing priorities. But the bar is higher than ever for what constitutes a quality email, so we’ve identified five things you can do to improve your email campaigns and Continue Reading
