New York Landlord Seeks To Use Facial Recognition On Tenants
The controversial technology may be able to be regulated at the public level, but can we keep private entities from infringing on privacy rights?
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3 Cybersecurity Companies That Don’t Trust “Trust but Verify”
Gone are the days of “Trust but Verify,” the framework made obsolete by an increasingly-malicious digital threatscape, says cloud columnist Louis Columbus in this Forbes article. Now, he says, it’s all about “Zero Trust Security,” something that emphasizes a “never trust, always verify, enforce least privilege” approach to cybersecurity. In his article, Columbus exemplifies ten cybersecurity […]
The Good, Bad, and Ugly Things AI Provides Small Businesses
While AI might be a big benefactor to small businesses, it can also be a huge risk.
Cybersecurity Remains Inadequate Following 2016 Election
Despite the fact that scandals relating to cybersecurity and privacy policy riddled headlines following the presidential election, there has been little federal reform in those realms.
BlackBerry Discontinued Its Famous BBM Service – Here’s What Replacing It
Amid tight competition in the instant messaging market, BBM is folding, and BBMe is emerging.
US Immigrants Must Provide Social Media Credentials in Visa Applications
The Trump Administration is further expanding the vetting process for immigrants by increasing the amount of information they must provide.
While 5G Promises Improvements, Here Are 3 Bugs to Look Out For
End users who hope to utilize 5G networks should watch out for slow upload speeds, battery drainage, and increased data plan costs.
Nonprofit AI Group Will Track Air Pollution and Make It Public
Funded by Google.org, WattTime will hold power plants accountable for the first time with comprehensive and accurate air pollution data.
Broken Net Neutrality Laws Are On the Rise in Europe – So Are the Worries
Concerns about net neutrality rules are on the rise while the European government works with telcos to develop new ones.
The Government is Cracking Down on Robocalls – Here’s How
The newly passed TRACED bill will cut down on robocalls, and boost penalties for parties that continue to pester the country with them.
