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AppWizard

April 23, 2025

PC Action Games Market Size and Outlook by Application, Type, and Geographic Scope

The global PC Action Games market is expected to grow significantly from 2025 to 2032, driven by increased demand for interactive entertainment, particularly among younger audiences, and advancements in technology. Key factors contributing to this growth include the popularity of competitive action games, improved gaming equipment, faster internet, and the rise of digital distribution platforms. Challenges include high initial investment costs, regulatory complexities, supply chain disruptions, market saturation in developed regions, and intense competition. Emerging trends involve the integration of advanced digital technologies, a focus on sustainability, and a demand for personalized offerings. The competitive landscape features intense rivalry, with companies prioritizing innovation, strategic partnerships, and regional expansion to enhance their market positions.

Winsage

March 24, 2025

New Browser-Based RDP for Secure Remote Windows Server Access

Cloudflare has launched a clientless, browser-based Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) solution that enhances its Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) capabilities for secure access to Windows servers. This solution eliminates the need for traditional RDP clients and utilizes IronRDP, a high-performance RDP client developed in Rust, which operates within the browser. The implementation secures RDP sessions using TLS-based WebSocket connections and integrates with Cloudflare Access for authentication through JSON Web Tokens (JWT). The system supports modern security standards, including Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and device posture checks. Cloudflare plans to add session monitoring, data loss prevention features, and pursue FedRAMP High certification for compliance with government standards.

AppWizard

March 24, 2025

Messaging apps: a report on Australian Government agency practices and policies

Out of 22 surveyed Australian Public Service agencies, 16 (73%) use messaging apps for work-related purposes, while 3 (14%) prohibit their use and 3 (14%) are undecided. Policies governing messaging app usage often do not align with statutory obligations such as the Freedom of Information Act 1982, Privacy Act 1988, and Archives Act 1983. Among the 16 agencies that allow messaging apps, only 7 shared their policies, with 5 addressing security classification needs and 6 lacking necessary archiving protocols. Furthermore, 5 agencies did not adequately meet FOI search requirements, and none required the use of official accounts or devices. Recommendations for agencies include developing clear policies on messaging app usage, addressing information management, FOI, privacy, and security, and ensuring preferred messaging apps properly manage personal information. The survey involved 25 agencies, with 22 responding, to assess messaging app usage and associated policies.