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Kaspersky has uncovered a zero-day exploit for the Windows OS.>>

Windows Server 2022 includes multi-layered security, hybrid capabilities with Azure, file server improvements, container support with Kubernetes, and more.>>

It is the first major operating system update for the tech giant in six years.>>

The design, according to Microsoft, has been simplified to be ‘modern, fresh, clean, and beautiful’, but a new design aesthetic isn't the only thing that has changed.>>

The newest Surface model includes an LTE option for those who need mobile connectivity.>>

Businesses in the A/NZ region can deploy Google Cloud VMware Engine closer to their operations and unlock new growth opportunities.>>

Google Cloud has announced improvements for hybrid compatibility, services, development, migration and identity security with updates to Anthos.>>

Desktop 16 for Mac is designed to integrate and blend with the latest MacOS and comes in standard, pro and business editions.>>

"What is particularly interesting in the discovered attack is that the previous exploits we found were mainly about elevation of privileges.">>

Parallels and Google have partnered to enable Windows applications to run in VMs on Chromebooks without rebooting or an internet connection.>>

By expanding its lineup of superior mobile products, the Fujitsu Group says it will continue to support such initiatives as remote work, as part of the customers' workstyle transformation.>>

Australian IT services company Linktech Australia says its Kloudily IaaS and virtual desktops solution will get employees into remote work in a hurry.>>

"It's vital that the organisations that rely on Windows 7 are aware of the risks and what they need to mitigate them.">>

Has the company figured out the answer to the elusive dual-screen touch device?>>

The consumer market outperformed expectations, with some aggressive channel loading by PC vendors.>>

Consumers and businesses worldwide are hanging on to older operating systems like Windows XP and Windows 7, despite the fact that many of those operating systems are no longer supported.>>

The new service combined advanced monitoring software with proactive support experience, and is powered by INblue, INAP’s new cloud management and support platform.>>

The report explores changes in the threat landscape over the past year, uncovering trends and how they are expected to impact cybersecurity in 2019. >>

Our perception of Microsoft and it's presence in the cyber-security sector needs updating>>

Xbash is data-destructive; destroying Linux-based databases as part of its ransomware capabilities. >>

Microsoft’s IoT partners, resellers, integrators, and OEMs will soon be able to access Windows 10 IoT Core Services.>>

Tech Data says the new agreement will allow A/NZ channel partners to drive enhanced customer experience for customers.>>

​At InfoSec Europe in London we were able to sit down with a few members of the team from Ziften, including marketing SVP Roark Pollock.>>

Ziften is now contributing macOS, Linux, and Windows support to the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) advanced hunting project.>>