What Decision Makers Need to Know About Faulty Android Antivirus Apps
A recent test shows that most of them are a sham, and don’t protect users against viruses as advertised.
Blogs
Who Got Hacked This Week? March 1 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, March 1, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Robocalls Were Up 46 Percent in 2018
The FCC has been swamped with complaints regarding robocall frequency, which hit new spikes in 2018 and are expected to keep rising this year.
Trump to Sign Executive Order to Keep Chinese Tech Out of US Networks
Entering the age of 5G cautiously, the Trump administration wants to limit Chinese control over American wireless networks and beef up cybersecurity efforts.
Assess Your Cyber Risks and Vulnerabilities
Most of these vulns can be patched by updating the firmware, securing the network, and/or enabling the passwords on the devices. But uncovering and patching these device vulnerabilities is only one aspect of securing AV installations.
U.S. Government is Planning on Investigating VPNs – Here’s Why
Two U.S. senators brought up concerns surrounding the possibility of foreign cyberthreats breaking through VPNs, and spying on America.
Gmail AI Blocks 100 Million More Spam Emails Daily
By implementing machine-learning AI, Gmail is blocking 100 million more spam emails per day, demonstrating significant advancement in Google’s AI efforts.
Russia is Disconnecting from the Internet Soon. Here’s Why.
Russia will soon conduct an disconnection experiment to boost the independence of its internet, Runet.
Sprint Sues AT&T Over Misleading 5G Branding
As Sprint tries to develop legitimate 5G capabilities, they chastize AT&T for taking shortcuts, misleading consumers, and bastardizing the 5G name.
What Decision Makers and End Users Need to Know About the New Google Maps
The new augmented reality version of Google Maps will help users get around easier than the original solution – here’s how.
