Illinois Supreme Court Aims to Protect Privacy from Biometric Data
A crucial biometric data privacy policy, BIPA, was in danger of rollback in the Illinois Supreme Court due to an incident regarding fingerprinting at Six Flags.
Blogs
Who Got Hacked This Week? February 8 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, February 8, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About Green, Clean Energy, and How It’s Snuffing Out Coal
Due to the increased competition of more environmentally friendly fuel resources, companies and individuals are moving away from coal.
Bluetooth Chip Eliminates Need for Batteries Thanks to Air
A new Bluetooth chip that draws power from frequencies in the air eliminates the future need for batteries in our devices.
AVI-SPL Symphony as a Service Makes Monitoring Collaboration Spaces Easy
Tech managers can leverage AVI-SPL Symphony as a Service (SYaaS) to monitor and manage collaboration spaces and devices.
New Food Delivery Robot Graces College Campuses
A new food delivery robot, developed to swiftly bring food and drinks to patrons, is serving lattes, breakfast sandwiches, and more to the students at George Mason University.
Microsoft CTO Says Professionals Need Better Understanding of Artificial Intelligence
Decision makers and end users alike should consider educating themselves on where artificial intelligence is headed in order to use it wisely in their respective work fields.
Senate Introduces Bill to Regulate Data Collection
Senator Rubio from Florida announced the bill earlier this month in hopes of federally regulating big tech companies’ data collection and dissemination methods.
Federal Shutdown Immobilizes Government Sites through Security Certificate Expirations
Since there is no personnel to manually renew security certificates, a growing number of government agency websites will likely be inaccessible for the duration of the shutdown.
Meeting Room Audio Deserves a Bigger Slice of Your Tech Budget
Too often, technology managers and IT directors spend tech budget disproportionately on more visually commanding items such as big video displays while ignoring all-important meeting room audio.
