This is now to protect your online identity; Windows 10 secrets

ZDNet Week in Review

June 21, 2019

Protect your online identity now: Fight hackers with these 5 security safeguards

Having your identity stolen can be a nightmare, and cleaning up the mess can take months. You can make life difficult for a would-be identity thief by locking down these five key aspects of your online life.

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•	Three quarters of mobile apps have this security vulnerability that could put your personal data at risk
•	Homeland Security: We've tested Windows BlueKeep attack and it works so patch now
•	Cyberwarfare escalation just took a new and dangerous turn

Google Drive vs. OneDrive: Which one is better for your business?

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Windows 10 yields more secrets: How Microsoft plans to split OS from shell

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Python vs R and biggest salaries: Top data science job trends

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Iridium GO! Turn any smartphone into a satellite phone with internet access

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Fun and functional Raspberry Pi accessories

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For Gmail power users: Essential tips and tricks

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Simplify IT Tasks with a Smarter Service Desk

Downloads from SolarWinds

You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge

Research from IBM

Order management just got more critical

White Papers from IBM

How to Win with Prescriptive Analytics

1. Descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics: How are they different?

2. How the NHL is planning on using data analytics to change the game for everyone

3. CIO Jury: Two-thirds of tech leaders are using prescriptive analytics

4. Executive's guide to prescriptive analytics

Cyberwar and the Future of Cybersecurity

1. Everything you need to know about the frightening future of digital conflict

2. Telegram says 'whopper' DDoS attack launched mostly from China

3. Governments and nation states are now officially training for cyberwarfare: An inside look

4. Cyberwar and the future of cybersecurity (free ebook)

SIM swap horror story: I've lost decades of data and Google won't lift a finger

First they hijacked my T-Mobile service, then they stole my Google and Twitter accounts and charged my bank with a $25,000 Bitcoin purchase. I'm stuck in my own personal Black Mirror episode. Why will no one help me?

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