Marriott Concedes Failing to Encrypt 5 Million Passport Numbers
Marriott is dealing with the largest data breach in history and admitting to not properly securing passport numbers.
Blogs
Facial Recognition Being Embraced by Consumers
National survey finds that few Americans want limits on facial recognition technology.
Research: AV-over-IP Adoption Is Growing … But Not Exploding
Futuresource Consulting has released research, analysis and commentary on the growth and adoption of AV over IP that also shows obstacles to mass adoption.
Who Got Hacked This Week? January 18 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, January 18, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Quantum Internet Is Officially A Possibility – Should We Care?
While potential rise of the quantum internet seems to promise airtight security, scientists are still working out if we actually need it.
Artificial Intelligence Uses Machine Learning to Fake Photos
The newest artificial intelligence is able to replicate the human face with few errors, creating photos that look like they were taken of actual human.
SpaceX and the U.S. Air Force Will be Experimenting with Data Connectivity in Space
SpaceX recently received a multi-million dollar contract from the Air Force to experiment with connectivity and communication options via satellite constellations in space.
CenturyLink Outage Hinders 911 Services
Many customers across America were unable to make 911 emergency calls and use other wireless services following a CenturyLink outage.
The Internet is Faker Than You Think. Here’s How to Not Get Duped
When scrolling through websites, decision makers should bone up on how to detect fake metrics, people, business and content. Doing so can keep a company credible and staying on track to success.
Net Neutrality Fight to Head to Federal Court of Appeals
Though legislators tried to protect net neutrality from regulation rollbacks imposed by the FCC, the fate of the internet will likely be left up to the Supreme Court.
