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HP pushes out BIOS update addressing high-severity vulnerability affecting 200+ models

TechSpot

As reported by Bleeping Computer, HP has issued an advisory over potential security vulnerabilities that could allow arbitrary code execution with Kernel privileges, which would enable hackers to access to a device's BIOS and plant malware that can't be removed by traditional antivirus software or reinstalling the operating system.

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Major security vulnerability found in top servers

Network World

Security firm Binarly has discovered more than 20 vulnerabilities hiding in BIOS/UEFI software from a wide range of system vendors, including Intel, Microsoft, Lenovo, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, HPE, Siemens, and Bull Atos. Get regularly scheduled insights by signing up for Network World newsletters.].

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Maximise productivity for employees and IT staff in the hybrid work era

CIO Business Intelligence

IT professionals now need capabilities that allow them to remotely support and secure user devices, as well as solutions that maximise their own productivity. All of this means that organisations require a tech strategy that provides tools to ensure all employees can get their work done effectively and securely — from anywhere.

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The Internet of (Secure) Things – Embedding Security in the IoT

CTOvision

Security alarm systems have communicated with operations centers and police for a long time, but now allow monitoring and control from your smartphone. In terms of sensors, HP Labs estimates that we’ll hit 1 trillion before too long. With these burgeoning capabilities, there needs to be some focus on cyber security.

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Amazon puts Fire TV Cube to work, repurposes streaming device for desktop computing

GeekWire

In launching the new thin client, Amazon will be competing against some of its existing partners, thin client hardware vendors such Dell, HP, and IGEL that offer devices compatible with Amazon WorkSpaces. AWS is marketing the WorkSpaces Thin Client to industries like healthcare, financial services, and contact centers.

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5 security experts share their best tips for ‘fringe’ devices

Network World

As with any security concern, many of these devices are overlooked. There might be security policies and software used to track and monitor iPads and Dell laptops, but what about the old HP printer used at the receptionist’s desk? In a more technical shop, it could be a new smartphone running an alternate operating system.

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Do you have a plan for moving from Windows XP?

Eric D. Brown

This post is brought to you by HP. Did you realize support has ended for the operating system? As of April 8th, 2014 support and security updates are no longer available. Do they have the budget to move users from XP to another operating system? This post is brought to you by HP.

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