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CISOs are working harder than ever, but their pay isn’t keeping pace
CISOs have reported the scope of their role has widened to encompass business concerns that extend beyond cybersecurity, but believe their compensation doesn’t reflect this. The 2025 State of the CISO report from IANS Research includes testimony from roughly 800 CISOs on the growing importance of the role, and the simultaneous growth in the role’s complexity and scope of responsibilities.…
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Apple says Siri isn’t sending your conversations to advertisers
The section specifically responding to the rumors reads: Apple has never used Siri data to build marketing profiles, never made it available for advertising, and never sold it to anyone for any purpose. We are constantly developing technologies to make Siri even more private, and will continue to do so. After The Guardian’s report in 2019, Apple apologized and changed…
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Why Arch Isn’t My Daily Driver, but I Use It Anyway
Summary Arch Linux provides quick updates to software packages and allows for deep customization of Linux components. Arch’s documentation on its wiki is praised for clarity and serves as a resource to understand technical aspects of Linux. On the other hand, Arch’s fast updates can cause bugs, there’s a greater need for manual intervention, and sometimes a stable base system…
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Balatro’s creator isn’t happy about the game’s 18-plus rating in Europe
The creator of the poker roguelike Balatro, who goes by the alias LocalThunk, has been sharing some frustrations over the game’s 18-plus rating in Europe. “Since PEGI gave us an 18-plus rating for having evil playing cards maybe I should add microtransactions / loot boxes / real gambling to lower that rating to 3-plus like EA Sports FC,” LocalThunk posted…
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Cyber Monday isn’t over — 35 deals you can still shop for a limited time
Although Cyber Monday is technically over, the deals and discounts we’re still seeing say otherwise. Retailers across the board are continuing to slash prices on hot tickets items like TVs, laptops, home appliances, apparel and much more. Our prediction? These deals will only stick around for a limited time. Some of my favorite sales that are still going strong include…
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PowerPoint Isn’t Just for Business Presentations: 4 Other Real-World Uses
Quick Links Photo Albums or Portfolios Although best known for professional presentations in the workplace, PowerPoint is incredibly versatile and can be used in many different contexts. In this guide, I’ll show you other ways to make the most of Microsoft’s slideshow program. 1 Training and Tutorials Many companies and schools pay for in-house training software when they could instead…
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HPE announces VM Essentials – the VMWare competitor that isn’t
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has unveiled Virtual Machine Essentials (VME) this week at its annual European conference, HPE Discover Barcelona 2024. The company’s virtual machine plans were teased in June at its flagship conference but are now finally starting to be made available to customers outside of just its private cloud offering. VME is available both as an embedded software…
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Intel Isn’t Adding 3D V-Cache to Its Consumer CPUs Anytime Soon
AMD came across a hack for greatly improved gaming performance—stack multiple layers of L3 cache for improved performance. It looks like we won’t be seeing an Intel equivalent of 3D V-Cache on consumer chips anytime soon, though. Intel is set to challenge AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology in the data center market, but gamers hoping for a similar boost in their…
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I’ve been playing Overwatch since Day 1 — here’s why Overwatch Classic isn’t working
I’ve been playing Overwatch on and off since its launch, and over the past eight years, it has provided some of the most exhilarating moments in my gaming career. Few experiences compare to the thrill of landing a quad kill with D.Va’s self-destruct, re-meching, and single-handedly securing a point. That rush remains just as potent now as it was in…
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AI PCs might be all the rage, but the channel isn’t fully sold
While the channel is increasingly optimistic about AI, that enthusiasm doesn’t extend to AI PCs, according to new research from Canalys. AI-capable PCs – desktops and notebooks that include a chipset or block for dedicated AI workloads such as a neural processing unit (NPU) – have seen a growth rate of 49% in the last quarter, the consultancy found. They…
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