Monthly Archives: October 2024

SEC Charges 4 Companies Over Misleading SolarWinds Cyberattack Disclosures

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged four current and former public companies for making “materially misleading disclosures” related to the large-scale cyber attack that stemmed from the hack of SolarWinds in 2020. The SEC said the companies – Avaya, Check Point, Mimecast, and Unisys – are being penalized for how they handled […]

Crescendo Software Review: How Good Is It for Music Notation?

In need of a Crescendo software review before making a purchase? I got hands-on with the NCH music notation and composition tool to test its key features and interface. NCH Crescendo is a desktop and Android app that helps musicians and composers create, edit, and print sheet music. It’s also available across macOS and iOS. […]

Despite recent layoffs, Blizzard Entertainment now hires roles for “unannounced projects.”

Blizzard Entertainment is hiring for “unannounced projects” despite the layoffs of 1,900 employees in Activision Blizzard & Xbox divisions. The post Despite recent layoffs, Blizzard Entertainment now hires roles for “unannounced projects.” appeared first on MSPoweruser.

Irish Watchdog Imposes Record €310 Million Fine on LinkedIn for GDPR Violations

The Irish data protection watchdog on Thursday fined LinkedIn €310 million ($335 million) for violating the privacy of its users by conducting behavioral analyses of personal data for targeted advertising. “The inquiry examined LinkedIn’s processing of personal data for the purposes of behavioral analysis and targeted advertising of users who have created LinkedIn profiles (members),” […]

Apple creates Private Cloud Compute VM to let researchers find bugs

Apple created a Virtual Research Environment to allow public access to testing the security of its Private Cloud Compute system, and released the source code for some “key components” to help researchers analyze the privacy and safety features on the architecture. […]