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ITworld Today Sep 25, 2017 6 DoS attacks that made headlines As times have changed, so have these venerable attacks. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 10 tips for change management success • What is a fileless attack? How hackers invade systems without installing software • What is edge computing and how it's changing the network • Facebook buckles under pressure over hated React license • How a data center works, today and tomorrow • Keybase takes on Slack with new end-to-end encrypted team messaging tool • What is multicloud? The next step in cloud computing • What is SaaS? The modern way to run software • Android file management: An easy-to-follow guide • FAQ: What is NB-IoT? • Imagination wants to add intelligence to smartphone chips • How Windows 10 S is different from the Windows 10 you know • Google's HTC move borrows from Apple's playbook White Paper: Digital Shadows The Pressing Need for Digital Risk Management: ITworld White Paper CISOs and risk officers must adopt a thorough digital risk management strategy that includes monitoring, filtering, prioritizing, and responding to threats across the public Internet and dark web. Read More ▶ 10 tips for change management success Change management is the discipline of leading individuals, teams and entire organizations through organizational change via a combination of behavioral and social sciences, information technology and business solutions. Here are 10 steps to success when transforming your company. Read More ▶ What is a fileless attack? How hackers invade systems without installing software Cyber criminals don't need to place malware on your system to get in. Fileless or zero-footprint attacks use legitimate applications or even the operating system. Read More ▶ What is edge computing and how it's changing the network Edge computing is a way to streamline the flow of traffic from IoT devices and provide real-time local data analysis. Read More ▶ Facebook buckles under pressure over hated React license The popular JavaScript UI library's BSD + Patent license will be replaced with the friendlier MIT license—but only if developers update their React code Read More ▶ How a data center works, today and tomorrow The future of data centers will rely on cloud, hyperconverged infrastructure and more powerful components Read More ▶ Keybase takes on Slack with new end-to-end encrypted team messaging tool Keybase Teams is one of a variety of collaboration tools that sees secure communications options as a selling point. Read More ▶ What is multicloud? The next step in cloud computing You might think "multicloud" and "hybrid cloud" mean the same thing, but they are in fact quite different stages in the evolution of cloud computing Read More ▶ What is SaaS? The modern way to run software The era of installing software from a CD or from a datacenter's server is coming to a close, as internet-delivered software makes applications available anywhere, anytime Read More ▶ Android file management: An easy-to-follow guide From managing files on your phone to seamlessly syncing folders with your computer, this guide will turn you into a certified Android file master. Read More ▶ FAQ: What is NB-IoT? A quick look at NB-IoT, the carriers' version of a low-power IoT communications standard. Read More ▶ Imagination wants to add intelligence to smartphone chips Specialized hardware needed to accelerate machine learning algorithms is moving out of the data center and into high-end mobile phones. Soon it could be in everyone's pocket, if chip designer Imagination Technologies has its way. Read More ▶ How Windows 10 S is different from the Windows 10 you know Windows 10 S isn't just for education; Microsoft hopes the new Windows edition will find its way into homes and enterprises, too. But beneath the familiar user interface are some significant differences. Read More ▶ Google's HTC move borrows from Apple's playbook Google's $1.1 billion acquisition of HTC's smartphone engineering arm is a recognition that to produce a quality device you need to control over the hardware and software – just like Apple. Read More ▶ White Paper: Digital Shadows Inside Online Carding Courses Designed for Cybercriminals: ITworld White Paper Digital Shadows researchers find online course teaching carders how to commit fraud successfully. This report looks at the main approaches taken to carry out card fraud and how companies can protect themselves from payment card fraud. Read More ▶

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