User activity monitoring software – not to be confused with spyware – is a growing segment of the enterprise market with a number of companies using these tools to resolve their security tasks.
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NetMarketShare data shows only a few care about Windows 10
Who really cares about Windows 10? The data released by tracking company NetMarketShare shows there are not too many people who bother to download the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system for desktop computers.
Face to Face Training from Afar
With the tools and technologies of the internet, and even phones and fax machines before it, people are able to reach out to find new potential clients and customers all the time.
Oracle agrees to inform users if they’re running an old Java version
If you have updated the Java version in your computer and Oracle, which acquired Java developer Sun Microsystems, told you your PC would be safe, you might have been conned.
UK’s snooper bill would endanger customer trust in Apple
Apple looks to be having a bad day as the UK government is considering a proposed legislation that seeks to require technology firms to create backdoor access to encrypted messages in Apple devices for surveillance. It is like removing the citizens’ right to privacy.
Facebook at Work to debut in 2016
Normally in most workplaces, Facebook is banned because business leaders view it as counter-productive. The tides have now seemed to turn in favor of Facebook following the social networking site’s announcement that it will be launching Facebook at Work in 2016 to the general public.
