Does Microsoft share blame for the SolarWinds hack?

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Does Microsoft share blame for the SolarWinds hack? Critics, including a prominent U.S. senator, are pointing fingers at Microsoft for not warning customers about the Golden SAML security hole. Doing so might have headed off SolarWinds. Read more ▶

Sponsored by Google & Intel: Unleash the Full Potential of SAP With Google Cloud Fueling innovation to meet – and exceed – customer demand is one of the greatest challenges businesses face today.

Microsoft provides Exchange Server defensive tool to help SMBs stymie zero-day attacks The one-click tool is intended as a stopgap measure to protect vulnerable on-premises Exchange servers, deployed mainly by small and midsize businesses.

Android apps for Chromebooks: The essentials Turn your Chromebook into a uniquely versatile modern computing machine with these Chrome-OS-enhancing apps.

How to choose the right Windows 10 preview and update channels Individual users and IT administrators alike are confused by the options Microsoft offers for Windows 10 Insider Previews and updates. Here's help choosing the best method of testing and updating Windows 10 for yourself or your business.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and the coming hybrid workplace Apple's leader expects the future of work to be a hybrid mix of remote and on-premises roles.

Hackers target developers to break into Apple's garden Apple developers beware -- cybercriminals have figured out that you may be the weakest link in Mac, iPhone and iPad security.

IBM's Project Debater showcases next-gen AI-driven productivity Could artificial intelligence help companies make better decisions? We may soon find out.

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