| TechBrief | | | Mozilla has become the modern-day Sun Microsystems: While known for churning out showstopping innovation, its bread-and-butter technology now struggles.
Also read: Firefox falters, falls to record low in overall browser share | | | Issue highlights 1. Microsoft revises security warning for massive February IE rollup KB 3034682 2. Gmail's revised contacts page cuts down on clutter 3. Time to FREAK out? How to tell if you're vulnerable 4. Apple postpones production of larger-display iPads | | White Paper: Solutionary Read this Whitepaper that reveals an IDG study that shows how leading edge organizations are turning increasingly to managed security service providers (MSSPs) to keep both hackers and malware at bay. Learn More | | Microsoft just revised its security bulletin for MS15-009/KB 3034682 and added advice directed particularly at users who install updates manually. MS15-009/KB 3034682 is one of those typical gargantuan Internet Explorer patches that plugs "one publicly disclosed and forty privately reported vulnerabilities."
Also check out the slideshow: 20 epic Microsoft Windows Auto Update meltdowns READ MORE | | While users wait with bated breath to see if Google Inbox ends up becoming the new Gmail, Google has unveiled an incremental change to Gmail: a newly redesigned contacts page. It hasn't yet been rolled into Gmail proper, but is now available in preview form.
Also read: Google wants to manage your work email with Inbox READ MORE | | White Paper: CradlePoint For distributed enterprises that have hundreds, or even thousands of branch locations to remotely manage; network reliability, diagnostic tools, and total cost of network infrastructure ownership are immense concerns. Learn More | | Nervous about the FREAK flaw? Freakin' out? Not everyone is vulnerable to the potential attack vector that researchers from INRIA, a French research institute, and Microsoft disclosed this week. Here's how to tell if you are.
Also read: FREAK is another serious security flaw in the Web's encryption READ MORE | | Apple has delayed the production of its larger-screen iPads, while it works out the final design and features for the product targeted at businesses. The company had earlier told suppliers that it wanted to mass produce the 12.9-inch iPad in the current quarter, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Also check out the slideshow: Secrets of Office for iPad masters READ MORE | | White Paper: CradlePoint This white paper explores the practical applications for 4G LTE networks, network management through the cloud for hundreds or thousands of locations, and the keys to success when choosing a 4G LTE solution. Learn More | | | | |
