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ITworld Today Mar 04, 2016 Video How to add a checkbox in Excel, a small but powerful data tool for spreadsheets Adding a checkbox to Excel sounds like a little thing, but it opens up a new level of database-like possibilities for your spreadsheets. We show you how to get started. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • A monkey controls a wheelchair with its brain • US says cyberbattle against ISIS will black them out • Cerber ransomware sold as a service, speaks to victims • UN human rights chief warns of worldwide privacy implications of Apple-FBI case • 'Serious risk' that Apple-made iPhone cracking code will leak • 4 principles that will shape the future of IT • Trump says 'I'm changing' H-1B position -- then says he isn't • Review: 3 Bluetooth headphones for travel, work and play • Is DevOps the Holy Grail for information security? • San Bernardino prosecutor raises concerns about 'cyber pathogen' in terrorist's iPhone • Intuit selling Quicken to private equity firm HIG Capital • Amazon disabled encryption on its tablets and phones because nobody used it • HPE will take on Nutanix and Cisco with hyperconverged system White Paper: BlueWolf 2015-2016 The State of Salesforce The State of Salesforce is Bluewolf's annual report of how the best companies use Salesforce. With data collected from over 1,500 Salesforce customers, this year's report uncovers trends and opportunities specific to each Salesforce cloud. Read More ▶ Video A monkey controls a wheelchair with its brain Researchers at Duke University in North Carolina have managed to detect the thoughts of a monkey via Hair-thin microfilaments in two regions of the monkey's brain. Watch Now ▶ Video US says cyberbattle against ISIS will black them out The U.S. is aggressively targeting ISIS in cyberspace, attempting to halt the group's ability to communicate electronically, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Thursday. Watch Now ▶ Cerber ransomware sold as a service, speaks to victims The Cerber ransomware is sold as a service to cybercriminals and contains an audio message for victims, researchers find. Read More ▶ UN human rights chief warns of worldwide privacy implications of Apple-FBI case Apple got a shot in the arm in its dispute over helping the FBI crack an iPhone used by a terrorist, with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein warning that an outcome against Apple will set an unwelcome precedent. Read More ▶ 'Serious risk' that Apple-made iPhone cracking code will leak Security experts warned there is a "serious risk" that the special iPhone-cracking software sought by the FBI would fall into the wrong hands. Read More ▶ 4 principles that will shape the future of IT It's a software-driven, open source world, and we're just living in it. Read More ▶ Trump says 'I'm changing' H-1B position -- then says he isn't Early in his quest for the GOP nomination for president, Donald Trump promised major H-1B reforms. But Thursday night, he said he was "softening" his position. Read More ▶ Review: 3 Bluetooth headphones for travel, work and play Three lightweight Bluetooth headphones from Audio-Technica, Bose and Plantronics offer private listening and calling for a reasonable price. Read More ▶ Is DevOps the Holy Grail for information security? DevOps is the computing philosophy that, through unified agile software development and business operations, you can improve your products and time to market. But does it actually improve information security? Read More ▶ San Bernardino prosecutor raises concerns about 'cyber pathogen' in terrorist's iPhone The district attorney of San Bernardino County, Michael Ramos, has raised concerns about the possibility of a 'dormant cyber pathogen' in the iPhone 5c used by a terrorist in attacks in the county on Dec. 2. Read More ▶ Intuit selling Quicken to private equity firm HIG Capital Intuit is selling its Quicken personal finance software to private equity firm H.I.G. Capital, with the current head of Quicken, Eric Dunn, continuing to run the business under the new owners. Read More ▶ Amazon disabled encryption on its tablets and phones because nobody used it Amazon caught flack on Wednesday for disabling the encryption capabilities of its Fire phones and tablets with a software update. The company says its reasoning was simple: people didn't use it. Read More ▶ HPE will take on Nutanix and Cisco with hyperconverged system Hewlett Packard Enterprise will enter the fast-growing market for hyperconverged systems with a new product that it plans to unveil this month, CEO Meg Whitman said Thursday.. Read More ▶ White Paper: Blue Coat Systems 2H 2015 Shadow Data Report The 2H 2015 report's findings are based on the analysis of nearly 63M documents Elastica customers are storing and sharing in popular collaboration and cloud file sharing services such as Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and Office 365. Read More ▶

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