Technology

Therenever been a better time to get into network security. Itexciting, professionals are always in demand, and itlucrative, too. In fact, according to Mondo.com, people in this field can make upwards of $200k or more per year. And you don&t even need a full college degree. You can get by with a little hard work and a certificate or two, like the kind you could earn after completing The Cybersecurity Expert Certification Training Bundle.

To read this article in full, please click here

If you use a mouse with your iPad, then using Hot Corners and work spaces on your tablet may make it feel as if you are using some kind of Mac — which should be useful if you are working from home and only have your iPad with you.

What are Hot Corners and Work Spaces?

As it does on all its platforms, Apple continues to pump powerful productivity tools into iPad OS.

To read this article in full, please click here

Itbeen almost 24 hours since this monthPatch Tuesday patches rolled out. The good news: Almost everybody patching individual machines reports smooth sailing.

Thatremarkable, given the host of problems with last monthdisappearing icons (temporary profile) bug and the unending litany of complaints about the last &optional, non-security, C/D Week& patch. As best I can tell, none of those problems have been officially acknowledged, and if they&re still in evidence with yesterdaypatches, people aren&t complaining about them. Yet.

To read this article in full, please click here

Yesterday, on Patch Tuesday, as I was finishing up the column that follows lamenting the sorry state of Windows 10 patches and providing copious examples of things gone very wrong, a big, fat example landed in my lap (but happily not in my laptop). Word emerged that Microsoft had accidentally leaked news about a new Server Message Block (SMB) bug with a maximum severity rating, a.k.a. SMBGhost. The leak also said that this bug wasn&t patched in that dayreleases.

To read this article in full, please click here