Category: Security

The WhatsApp is testing a new way to allow users to store their conversations more securely. According to the WABetaInfo website, the company is working on developing its own cloud storage service. Currently, chat backup depends on the cell phone’s operating system. On Android devices, data is saved on Google Drive, while iPhone users use iCloud. […]

The challenge: Securing a critical layer of the infrastructure stack In highly regulated industries like insurance, cyber resilience depends on securing every layer of IT infrastructure—including storage and data protection systems. Following a major industry breach, a global insurance organization reassessed its security posture and identified a critical gap: while server configurations were tightly managed, […]

The modern enterprise can’t afford to choose between running today’s business and building tomorrow’s. But that’s only possible if your cyber resilience foundation is strong enough to protect both. In an environment where cyber threats are growing more sophisticated and the cost of downtime keeps climbing, the platform you trust with your backups is one […]

UA new type of banking virus aimed at Android devices targets Brazilian users and uses the Pix system to siphon money almost immediately. According to a report from Zimperium, the malware, called PixRevolution, is capable of interfering with transfers at the exact moment they are being made. According to Zimperium, PixRevolution integrates a new generation […]

When an air accident occurs, the investigation teams’ attention turns to a fundamental piece of equipment: the black box. Essential for unraveling the final moments of a flight, this technology is the key piece that allows authorities to reconstruct the sequence of events that led to the tragedy. Despite the name, the equipment is not […]

I am excited to share a couple updates in two of our core priorities: security and quality. Hayete Gallot is rejoining Microsoft as Executive Vice President, Security, reporting to me. I’ve also asked Charlie Bell to take on a new role focused on engineering quality, reporting to me. Charlie and I have been planning this […]

QNAP RAID 5 failure occurs because of member disk failure, malfunctioning RAID controller, and various other reasons. When this happens, the complete RAID array is marked as ‘degraded’ in QTS – the OS of QNAP NAS devices. In such situations, you need to rebuild the RAID array bring it. However, the rebuilding process sometimes fails. […]

In the modern high-paced digital economy, start-ups and expanding companies are under the pressure to grow in size, maintain competitiveness, and provide smooth customer experiences. Technology is no longer a supporting feature; the technology is the pillar of business operations in the present day. In the development of a proper online presence, as well as […]

If you think databases are confined to large multinational tech companies, then you’d be wrong. Even low-tech operations like restaurants, small service providers, farms and tradesmen are leveraging them to improve their capabilities. The purpose of this post is to run through some examples of how this is happening in real-time. We look at how […]

The image of a head-on collision is among drivers’ greatest fears, and the high number of fatal accidents reinforces the urgent need for greater safety. The good news is that a technological solution, nicknamed “talking cars,” already exists and promises to drastically reduce this type of occurrence by allowing vehicles to communicate in real time. […]