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EY Canada, Microsoft launch climate stress testing initiative for FIs

Paul Barker - February 14, 2024

Lock down TeamViewer or pay a price

Howard Solomon - January 19, 2024

Many IT departments still don’t know how many APIs they have: Report

Howard Solomon - January 9, 2024

Cisco launches video-publishing gear

Phil Hochmuth - September 26, 2006

Cisco wants to bring the YouTube phenomenon to enterprises with the launch this week of its Digital Media System -- a product set designed to let businesses create, manage and publish IP video content.

IBM likely to back China’s Red Flag Linux

James Niccolai - September 25, 2006

The next Linux distribution that IBM Corp. throws its weight behind is likely to be China's Red Flag Linux, suggesting that for businesses elsewhere in the world the Linux market will remain a two-horse race for the time being.

Microsoft under pressure to patch IE flaw

Robert Mullins - September 25, 2006

Hackers are intensifying their attacks on Internet Explorer users, increasing the chances that Microsoft Corp. will patch a critical flaw in the software ahead of its regularly scheduled Oct. 10 security update.

Explorer security hole about to go global

Matthew Broersma - September 21, 2006

The unpatched Internet Explorer exploit discovered in the wild this week could quickly spread to thousands of malicious websites as soon as this weekend, warn security researchers.

City of Munich switches from Windows to Linux

John Blau - September 20, 2006

Munich has begun its migration to Linux on the desktop, a year later than planned and nearly three years since the city announced its move to open-source software.

What you should know about the latest IE bug

Angela Gunn - September 20, 2006

What's the problem? A vulnerability newly discovered in Microsoft Internet Explorer could allow an attacker to take over a targeted machine -- even a machine with all its patches up-to-date.

Music download store uses watermark, not DRM

John Blau - September 17, 2006

A German company is offering MP3 files for download, unencumbered by DRM (digital rights management). Instead, Akuma discourages copying by adding a unique "watermark" to each download.

BMC updates batch management tools

Eric Knorr - September 14, 2006

In a real-time world, batch processing has all the sex appeal of an old grey filing cabinet, but as Gur Steif, a product marketing vice-president for BMC, said,

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Microsoft introduces several new capabilities to Office 365 and Surface devices

SlimAI’s John Amaral discusses open source security and the responsibility of software vendors

DocuSign invests in Canada with new Microsoft Azure partnership

EY Canada, Microsoft launch climate stress testing initiative for FIs

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As intelligent applications become more popular, here’s what product leaders need to know

Gartner - November 6, 2023

Intelligent applications are software applications with behaviors and outcomes achieved through learning, using one or more artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. These applications are applicable...