Phishing attacks still on the rise – bank customers suffer

Phishing attacks become increasingly popular among cybercriminals. Stealing passwords and posing as legitimate organizations are well-known techniques used especially in mobile banking. The most recent example was an attack targeted at customers of one of the major Polish banks. It’s important to know what these new types of threats are and how can we protect ourselves. During a typical phishing attack cybercriminals send fake emails to customers, mimicking valid communications from a well-known company or institution. Such emails usually contain a request to click the link and login on a…

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10 Things You Didn’t Know You Agreed to via Terms of Service

The terms of service, also known as the document you’re supposed to read before signing up for a site or platform, is a treasure trove of legal guidelines, rules and permissions that few people really care about. But there are a few things you’re agreeing to, hidden within the jargon, that might change the way you use the web. Some permissions, like keeping personal information, protecting copyrights and preventing impersonation, are well-known and relatively innocuous. That said, there’s a chance you’re violating a term of service without even realizing it.…

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Ahead of the digital transformation of Serbia

The Missing Link talked to Zoran Kovacevic, from Internet Ogledalo Zoran Kovacevic launched a magazine about Internet when everyone else in Serbia was still hung on hardware news. He navigated the trying times of economic crisis with expertise, invested in understanding the behaviour of the Millenials and reduced the operational costs of his business by 80% by going digital. The Missing Link talked to Kovacevic about the challenges and delights of bridging the gap between offline and online newsrooms. Tell us more about your company and its beginnings? We launched the magazine Internet Ogledalo (Internet…

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7 Creative IT Effectiveness Ideas

For as long as I’ve been working with companies to get more out of their IT investments, we have used the term “IT Effectiveness.” The approaches for helping IT organizations get the most out of what they do have been studied and applied by many leaders and consultants for a long time.  Some refer to this discussion as “doing more with less” but I’ve argued that it’s more about doing the most important things with the available resources and being really focused on business-driven prioritization.  IT effectiveness is about making planning,…

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Gartner Says Supply Chain Management Software Revenue Is on Course to Reach $10 Billion in 2014

Supply Chain Management Revenue to Grow 12 Percent, the Highest Rate since 2011 Analysts to Discuss Creating Excellence and Sustainability at the Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference 2014, September 10-11 in London Revenue from supply chain management (SCM) software is on track to reach $10.0 billion in 2014, a 12.2 percent increase from 2013, according to Gartner, Inc. This would be the highest annual growth rate since 2011. “The market for supply chain technologies is buoyant,” said Chad Eschinger, research vice president at Gartner. “Both supply chain execution and supply…

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With ‘Thermal Touch’ tech, the world is your touchscreen

What if the world were one giant touchscreen? That’s the promise behind Metaio‘s “Thermal Touch” technology, which combines thermal imaging and augmented reality with spectacular results. Announced today, Thermal Touch uses standard and thermal cameras to track heat signatures people leave when they touch surfaces. The potential applications are enormous: Tap your door to enter a keycode without the keypad; tap your table to play a game of chess without the board; tap a print ad to hit ‘buy’ without a smartphone. “We can now essentially turn every surface into a touchscreen,” Metaio marketing director Trak Lord told VentureBeat. “Someone’s got to do…

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Do You Know Who Your Cloud Vendor Contracts to Handle Your Data?

Cloud-based applications, also called Software as a Service (SaaS), have become the mainstay of many businesses these days. It makes sense to move many applications to the cloud because of the reduced costs of those applications and the increased speed with which they propagate through the organization, but the convenience of cloud doesn’t come without some risk. One risk that is often overlooked is the risk that is inherently involved with data. In the case of cloud-based apps, the concerns associated with data are usually focused on the security of…

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Hackers hit the European Central Bank

Although no market-sensitive data was compromised, the hackers stole personal information Hackers targeted the European Central Bank on Monday, stealing personal information data after requesting a ransom. The hacker, whose identity is not known, stole 20,000 email addresses, plus telephone numbers and addresses. The details are said to belong to people who registered for ECB events and although some of the data the company held was encrypted, email addresses, phone numbers and physical addresses were not. However, the personal data was held in a separate database to market-sensitive information that was…

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HP, Microsoft prove it again: Big Business doesn’t create jobs

The recent news of layoffs from computing giants provides proof, once again, of an old economic saw. It is not actually big businesses that create jobs, it’s the small and new ones. Our problem is that we’ve a political class (yes, all of it) that doesn’t really quite get this. They would like there to be lots of jobs, of course, but they think that the way to get them is to suck up to – to give privileges to – large extant employers instead of the people who actually…

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You ‘posted’ a ‘letter’ with Outlook… No, NO, that’s the MONITOR

What in HELL does ‘hit go’ mean?! Something for the Weekend, Sir? “Sorry to bother you. Are you busy?” Instinctively, I look at my watch. Here we go. Bet you he’s going to ask me to fix something trivial. “Don’t worry, Bill,” I reply. “What’s up?” “The computer web isn’t working.” Ah bless, the guy’s long past retirement age but still hangs in there. In fact, he’s a bit of an entrepreneurial demon. It’s just that he can’t conceptualise computers and can’t handle the terminology. “You mean there’s a problem…

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