Retailers stories - Page 252

Tesla's new Kontrol app, boasting a sleek design and enhanced features like Touch ID, aims to elevate user experience and security while driving.

Quad9 Domain Name Service protects users from accessing malicious internet sites that are known to steal information and other harmful activities.

Futuresource Consulting has announced the key findings from its latest global consumer electronics retail channel trends report.

​The way criminals ply their trade has changed dramatically since the rise of the digital era, and not for the better – at least for the victims.

Connection methods include data center to data center, office to office, cloud to cloud as well as data center or office to cloud.

According to recent forecasts by Gartner, more than 20.4 billion devices are expected to be connected by 2020.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has increased connectivity in enterprise, but challenges remain for implementation. Edge analytics may be the solution.

Logitech unveils VR-ready keyboard kit priced at USD $150, aiming to revolutionise text entry and interaction in Virtual Reality with an HTC Vive partnership.

As NZ's Cyber Smart Week kicks off, CERT NZ urges businesses to start using password managers to combat the rising threat of compromised credentials.

We covered an expert commentary story of the Uber breach - this is round 2 with Check Point, Barracuda, Digital Shadows, Mimecast, and Webroot.

As Black Friday opens the holiday shopping floodgates, Australian retailers must bolster their tech to prevent site downtime and boost customer satisfaction.

Indra expects that IT innovation in the global utilities market will increasingly make its presence felt in the year ahead in Australia.

Aussies are embracing 3D tech for health, social life, and even dating, with 37% of men keen on using 3D scans on dating sites, new Sony research finds.

Epson has launched the PrecisionCore-powered WorkForce ET-4750 refillable EcoTank all-in-one multifunction printer.

Director WEUR at Rubrik discusses a number of hot topics including if storage still really exists, multi-cloud environments, and ransomware.

SAP and Huawei are highly compatible, with SAP as a provider of enterprise applications and Huawei as a provider of IT infrastructure.

SAP HANA can transform business modelling, implementation, and interconnection as well as explore new business opportunities.

Regardless of where you’re located or where the data you’re processing come from, you’ll need to ensure that the data is transparent.

These incidences demonstrate how the lines between IT and the IT-supported businesses are becoming blurred. All industries are being affected.

Traditional SIEM use cases include compliance, storage & forensic investigation, but it is evolving to include many more features for threat response.