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Jan 16, 2017

Reality check: How Windows 10's new privacy controls stack up

A hands-on look at whether Microsoft's Win10 Creators Update will win back your trust Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Google Cloud Platform finally offers key management service

•	51% off Foval 150PSI Car Digital Tire Pressure Air Gauge - Deal Alert

•	Nim language draws from best of Python, Rust, Go, and Lisp

•	Face-off: Oracle vs. HPE for data warehousing

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Seven Myths of Cloud-Managed Wi-Fi

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Google Cloud Platform finally offers key management service

Google prides itself on its encryption efforts, but it lags behind Amazon and Microsoft in providing encryption tools for the cloud Read More ▶

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51% off Foval 150PSI Car Digital Tire Pressure Air Gauge - Deal Alert

This pressure guage from Fovsal features a lighted nozzle and display screen for ultimate visibility in low light, and doubles as a vehicle emergency tool with LED flashlight, car window breaker, seat belt cutter, and red safety light. Read More ▶

Nim language draws from best of Python, Rust, Go, and Lisp

Nim compiles and runs fast, delivers tiny executables on several platforms, and borrows great ideas from numerous other languages Read More ▶

Face-off: Oracle vs. HPE for data warehousing

Considering a data warehouse system? Download this free report for side-by-side comparisons of rival products from Oracle and HP Enterprise, based on reviews written by enterprise users of the products Read More ▶

Video/Webcast: Carbon Black

The Rise of Malware-Less Attacks: How Can Endpoint Security Keep Up?

Traditional antivirus (AV) solutions no longer stop advanced attacks. Modern attackers can easily get their hands on the static and highly predictable prevention models used by legacy AV vendors, which means they can reliably find ways to bypass them. Unfortunately, many emerging "next-gen" vendors are using approaches that fall victim to the same fundamental flaw. Read More ▶

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