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Just in time for summer holidays, BBQs, and fireworks, Microsoft has released the latest series of Cumulative Updates for Exchange 2016 and 2013, as well as Update Rollups for Exchange 2010 and 2007.

In Europe, the use of new information and communication technologies ( ICT) at the workplace has spread rapidly in recent years.

Putlocker. BitTorrent. PirateBay. Napster. Mediafire. Ring any bells? We'll bet they do.

Microsoft has been pummeling us with security updates for the past few months, and seemed to be stuck on the number 16 for a while there.

Cyber security is a prominent issue on the EU's digital agenda. Many governments and companies are vulnerable to cyber security threats.

In Europe, online sales are set to reach 191 billion Euro by the year 2017.

December is a busy time for most of us, what with the holidays, family matters, and the many tasks involved in wrapping up one year and preparing to embark on another.

It's September and business for sysadmins is back to normal, so we got a brand new batch of seven critical and seven important updates.

MS16-063 (KB 3163649): This is the usual monthly cumulative update for Internet Explorer that applies to IE 9, 10 and 11 (all supported versions) on all supported versions of Windows.

Autumn season brings falling leaves and a new set patches, with an unusually large security patch bunch coming from Apple, and a regular monthly number of patches from other vendors.

IT pros who are looking for relief from the heavy patch loads we've seen recently will find August is a mixed bag. Firefox 48 is here now, along with a bunch of security updates from other vendors.

With data breaches in the headlines most days, executives are increasingly concerned about data privacy and security issues.

Sysadmins are often pressured by pushy and arrogant users trying to break out of the boundaries of established policies.