Cybersecurity: The number of files exposed on misconfigured servers, storage and cloud services has risen to 2.3 billion

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ZDNet Week in Review - UK May 31, 2019

Cybersecurity: The number of files exposed on misconfigured servers, storage and cloud services has risen to 2.3 billion Digital Shadows research finds that the number of exposed files -- including sensitive information -- has risen by 50 percent compared with last year. But there are some signs the problem can be fixed... READ FULL STORY RELATED • What is malware? Everything you need to know about viruses, trojans and malicious software • Malware and botnets: Why Emotet is dominating the malicious threat landscape in 2019 Intel's future of PCs: Extra screens, modular computing and laptops that know where you are READ FULL STORY Google still plans to cripple ad-blocking in Chrome, but enterprises will be exempt READ FULL STORY Can technology fix the NHS? Here are four ways it might READ FULL STORY First 5G laptop: Lenovo and Qualcomm showcase always-on PC due in early 2020 READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM Dawn of the Terrorbit Era NETSCOUT Threat Landscape Report Research from NETSCOUT You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge Research from IBM The Industrial IoT What is the Industrial Internet of Things? Read our guide to find out more. More ZDNet CXO stories › The 5G revolution Here's how 5G networks and technologies will change everything about the world of work. More ZDNet innovation stories › 10 years from now your brain will be connected to your computer Brain-machine interfaces will be increasingly common, with consumer and business applications as well as medical. READ FULL STORY More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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ZDNet Tech Today - Asia May 30, 2019

Alibaba Cloud touts Asian heritage and focus as competitive advantages While coy over how the Huawei-US debacle may impact other Chinese technology vendors, Alibaba Cloud executives play up their "in Asia, for Asia" focus and investment in the region as a key competitive advantage over its US competitors, including AWS, Microsoft, and Google. READ FULL STORY Hong Kong and Singapore sign memo on personal data protection READ FULL STORY With H-1B rejection rates approaching 40%, Indian IT will urgently need a new service delivery model READ FULL STORY Lenovo's Motorola launches the Moto Z4 with value price, strong specs, and business potential READ FULL STORY Uber lost $1 billion in first quarter as a public company READ FULL STORY Google takes a stance against permission-grabbing Chrome extensions READ FULL STORY Dell Technologies fiscal Q1 mixed as storage, server and networking sales fall READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge Research from IBM Fulfillment is at the heart of the customer experience White Papers from IBM Security The Japanese government will tighten the rules for foreign investors that are looking to buy into domestic tech companies. Meanwhile, Lenovo's CEO has said he does not think the company has a reason to be targeted by the US's trade restrictions. Read more about Security › Huawei Huawei Deputy Chairman Ken Hu has compared the United States' trade restrictions imposed on Huawei to the erection of the Berlin Wall. At the same time, Japanese telcos have pulled back the sale of new Huawei smartphones. Read more about Huawei › Salesforce tells customers its software isn't for gun sales In a controversial move, the software company tries to limit what its software can be used for. But is Salesforce a touch hypocritical? READ FULL STORY Order management just got more critical White Papers from IBM Download Now IDC Marketscape: WW Distributed Order Orchestration for Enterprise Retailers 2018 Vendor... White Papers from IBM Download Now The Elephant in the Room: Why Cloud Communications Providers Dont Like to Talk About... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now How to Solve the Enterprise Communications Crisis with an Open Cloud Strategy White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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