Mac OS: How to uninstall Flash (and why we all should)

	Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet | Phones code named Cityman and Talkman, rekindle hopes of Windows Phone flagships
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	Mac OS: How to uninstall Flash (and why we all should) Adobe Flash needs to be put to sleep. It's the only kind thing to do. Read More WEBCAST: CDW The Security Significance of 229 Days 229 days. That's the median number of days attackers were present on a victim's network before they were discovered according to the 2014 Verizon Data Breach Report. That sobering statistic brings to light how ill prepared organizations still are at preventing an attack. View Now In this Issue Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet Phones code named Cityman and Talkman, rekindle hopes of Windows Phone flagships Final Windows 10 upgrade forecast sees OS on 440M PCs by early '17 Windows revenue takes another bad beating 7 places you'll be surprised to learn are still using Windows XP WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. Dual Desktop Monitors Drive Productivity Adding dual-monitor systems to workstations is a relatively inexpensive way to boost productivity and improve the knowledge worker experience. This paper will convey the business and user satisfaction benefits of upgrading workers' monitor systems to HD and dual-monitor configurations. View now Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet Even though Microsoft won't say if it plans to end its 12-year practice of providing security patches on the same day each month to everyone, security experts have concluded that Patch Tuesday isn't going anywhere. Read More Phones code named Cityman and Talkman, rekindle hopes of Windows Phone flagships For users sick and tired of being sick and tired of waiting for a new Windows Phone flagship, Daniel Rubino is a hero. Read More WEBCAST: LogRhythm Panel of Experts Discuss Security Intelligence Learn about the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape and the Security Intelligence Maturity Model™ (SIMM). The SIMM provides organizations with a framework for continuous reduction in their mean-time-to-detect and mean-time-to-respond to threats. Learn More Final Windows 10 upgrade forecast sees OS on 440M PCs by early '17 Microsoft should have Windows 10 on more than 440 million personal computers by early 2017, according to a new analysis of user share data and upgrade tempo. Read More Windows revenue takes another bad beating Microsoft's Windows revenue again declined by double digits, the third straight such quarter, with sales of licenses to computer makers down 22% from the same period last year. Read More 7 places you'll be surprised to learn are still using Windows XP More than a year after Microsoft ended support for the aging OS, some high-profile organizations are still using Windows XP -- and putting themselves at risk. Read More
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