Trello is an awesome project management tool that makes collaboration easy. This visual list tool can do so much more, whether you’re organizing work projects, family chores, travel plans, or just about anything else.
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How to Install Free, Effective Antivirus Software (for Beginners)
Anyone running a Windows computer knows how important it is to have good anti-virus software—but you don’t need to pay for good protection! If someone you know still doesn’t have anti-virus software running, here’s a quick guide you can send them to help them set it up – recommendations for quality free anti virus software.
Five key IT security trends for 2015
Here’s a look at five key IT security trends and solutions for 2015 as identified by Ian Kilpatrick, Chairman of Wick Hill Group.
1) Rise in security breaches
2) Cloud / Virtualization
3) Mobile and Wireless
4) Big Data
5) Visibility Reporting and Remediation systems
Read the full article at Net-Security.
Infographic: The state of enterprise security
This infographic by SysCloud features cyber security trends in the enterprise and showcases how data breaches in the enterprise can be prevented.
Infographic link:
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Google makes Earth Pro available to virtual travelers for free
While we’re sure Google Earth works just fine for your daily virtual ’round-the-world travels, the Pro version comes with some really useful features — even better, it’s now completely free. Google Earth Pro, which used to cost an eye-watering $399 per year, gives you the tools to measure 3D buildings and other locations, print high-resolution screenshots, view demographic and traffic layers, and even record your virtual trips. To use it for free, you’ll first need to sign up for a license and make sure your PC or Mac meets the minimum system requirements needed to run the program.
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Russians hacked Sony? The saga continues…
A new whitepaper has been released by Taia Global which claims that Russian hackers “also breached Sony” and “those hackers still have access to Sony’s network.”
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Singapore Forms New Cyber Security Agency
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, to be established on April 1, will provide dedicated and centralized oversight of national cyber security functions.
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Microsoft’s Office for Android tablet apps arrive
MS Office is now available on Android.
The requirements for downloading said apps include having a tablet that’s 7-inches or larger that’s also running Android 4.4 KitKat or newer. They also have to have an ARM-based processor and 1GB of RAM or above.
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Google now lets Brits send money over Gmail
Instead of smartphone apps and traditional bank transfers, Google is hoping that its Gmail and Google Wallet integration can strike a chord with people wanting to send money in the UK. The feature has been available in the US for ages, but finally it is headed for British shores too.
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Operating a Fake Bank
A fake bank in China that looked exactly like a real bank managed to scam people of almost 200 million yuan (HK$253 million) worth of deposits in just a year
The “bank”, in Nanjing’s Pukou district in Jiangsu province, promised customers 2 per cent interest a week for their deposits. Almost 200 people were conned.
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