This Week, “Operating System as a Service, part 4” In this post, learn about the history of Cortana, the sexy, naked digital assistant that evolved from a parrot, the government accessing your files, and Microsoft currently managing the single largest repository of PII in the world. In the last three […]
This Week, “Operating System as a Service, part 3” Sorry about the length, but there is a lot of content to cover. In part two, we reluctantly accepted the fact that Windows 10 may be “NSFW“. While it is an incredible operating system and a brilliant achievement for Microsoft, Windows 10 […]
This Week, “Operating System as a Service, part 2” In part one, we learned about how Windows evolved to be a very connected operating system. The various items collected by Microsoft through their various services is explained in detail. While Microsoft’s privacy agreements may be factual when looking at any […]
This Week, “Operating System as a Service, part 1” Windows 10 was released on July 29, 2015. Since then, over 200,000,000 users have upgraded across 190 countries, one fifth towards Microsoft’s goal of a billion users in two years, and by far, the largest software upgrade performed in parallel in […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 9″ The term “internet” was initially used in 1974 in reference to the interconnected, global network that we have come to know. Since the late 60s when the high level idea was proposed and funded, time allowed companies, governments, schools and smart individuals to […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 8″ Protocols were developed, graphical browsers established, and a technology leader was in place. Interest was growing in this new web, and users around the world were taking notice. About SafeView The SafeView Research Report is intended to give you a snapshot […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 7″ Funding in place, smart people engaged, infrastructure connected, protocols developed, applications available. At this point, it is necessary to go backwards in the chronology just a bit. The browser wars had long been raging by the time of Netscape and Microsoft in […]
Airius Internet Solutions provides professional services focused on strategic and tactical risk management. Airius developed reference implementations for Intranet in the early days of networked computing and has developed SafeView as a working and reliable repository of risk data, and a result of a decade of participation with the Security […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 6″ Some level of oversight has to exist to identify names, addresses, and claims on names. More standards need to evolve to simplify the sharing of information. Finally, tools have to get easier to use so that users can access the information on this growing […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 5″ Standards started to take shape, making it possible to grow and add nodes to the network. Researchers had to make it easier to navigate the network of nodes without having to remember numeric IP addresses. About SafeView The SafeView Research Report is […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 4″ The network was growing, and key applications were designed. Now, key innovations had to be created to allow this to grow and scale. About SafeView The SafeView Research Report is intended to give you a snapshot of technology risk management issues. SafeView […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 3″ With a working network in place, innovators around the world took notice. Key developments had to focus around how to use this network for business, information sharing and communication. About SafeView The SafeView Research Report is intended to give you a snapshot of […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 2″ Built on the back of innovation and government support, a handful of distributed computers would be interconnected. Smart people had to develop communications technologies, architecture, applications and infrastructure to expand this concept into reality. About SafeView The SafeView Research Report is intended […]
This Week, “Adoption of the Internet, part 1″ In 1995, our world changed. On April 30, 1995, the Internet as we know it began. The infrastructure was originally established by ARPANET, and then run for a decade by the National Science Foundation as NSFNET before being opened for commercialization and public […]
