IBM 5 in 5 Campaign Will Bring Blockchain and AI to Food Industry
IBM predicts that technology boosts in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other technologies will help everyone involved within the foodchain thanks to its 5 in 5 campaign.
Blogs
Netflix is Harvesting Data From Your Bandersnatch Quest
Though it is understandable that Netflix would need to process and save your decisions as you walk through Black Mirror’s choose-your-own-adventure movie, they are reportedly storing and aggregating that data.
Facial Recognition Technology is Being Used for More Than Security
Aside from keeping people safe at large events like concerts, facial recognition technology is now being more widely used for marketing opportunities.
Harvard Business Review Provides Guide to Implementing New Technologies
Bringing new technologies into your business can threaten your employees’ sense of privacy, trust, and job satisfaction, so it’s important you are careful with implementation.
4 Ways Technology Helps Corporate Employees Learn at Work
Decision makers in the corporate world can use technology to provide employees better learning opportunities while barely adjusting their workflows.
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.
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.
