Who Got Hacked This Week? September 16 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, September 16, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Skokie Engages New Technology from Fracta to Evaluate Water Main Infrastructure
Each day, the Village of Skokie, Illinois residential and commercial water customers receive an average of 7.7 million gallons of drinking water that is distributed through some 180 miles of water mains throughout the community. Unexpected water main breaks are costly for the Village. In addition, they are disruptive and inconvenient for both residents and businesses, sometimes […]
Scale Computing HC3 Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Puts It All In One Place
The Harlingen WaterWorks System (HWWS) serves approximately 27,000 water customers, as well as the towns of Combes, Primera and Palm Valley. HWWS also services over 19,000 sewer accounts in addition to the towns of Combes and Primera. The Tech Decision A user of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) technology for over six years, Harlingen WaterWorks System […]
Anti-Fraud Platform Releases Comic Book About eCommerce Fraud Prevention
A new comic book all about eCommerce fraud prevention was commissioned and released by Covery. Covery is a global risk management platform helping online companies prevent fraud and mitigate risks. The company specializes in KYC automation, device fingerprinting, user events analysis, and user risk scoring that help to solve fraud typical in low- and high-risk […]
Apple Releases New Policy Aimed at Preventing Online Web Tracking
The WebKit Tracking Prevention Policy from Apple explains the anti-tracking methods the company has developed, and expands on what should be considered harmful methods.
Arkose Labs Report Finds Half of Logins on Social Media Are Fraudulent
After analyzing over a billion transactions across multiple industries, Arkose Labs has found that more than half of social media logins are frauds.
NEC Display Solutions Introduces New PE Series of Laser LCD Entry-Installation Projectors
NEC Display Solutions of America, a provider of commercial LCD projectors and displays, announces its new NEC PE Series of entry-installation laser projectors, bringing 4,500 lumens and features like filter-free, maintenance-free design and ultra-quiet operation for customers who need a high-resolution image at low price points. The PE455WL and PE455UL both feature NEC’s sealed optical […]
Symphion Applies Cyber Hardening Service Solution to Corporate IoT
Symphion, Inc., a software and services company, announces the launch of IoT Cyber Security as a Service solution. This new offering is “the only service available today to cost-effectively secure IoT devices, independent of make, model or type,” the company says. “New laws like California’s SB 327, which will take effect in January 2020, require connected devices […]
Walmart Robots: How Should They Work?
You may have already seen robots in grocery stores, but prepare to meet up with Walmart robots on upcoming visits to the widespread superstore chain. Walmart has already used robots in their warehouses for years, but now, according to a Fast Company article, they’ve started rolling out roaming robots which scan shelves for out-of-stock items […]
Digital Signage Value Proposition: How to Make it More Profitable
Digital signage has a number of what you might call “intangible benefits.” For internal comms, things like employee engagement, which leads to happier, more productive workers who stay in a job longer. For public-facing communications, building brand legitimacy and making a visitor’s experience a pleasant one leads to loyalty and word of mouth recommendations. Digital signage […]
