Who Got Hacked This Week? January 4 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, January 4, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Blogs
Workplace Trends for 2019: Will Your Office Be Ready?
IT professionals and tech decision makers should make sure they’re ready for the dramatic impact of these 4 workplace trends for 2019.
Report Shows Equifax Could Have Prevented 2017 Breach
Equifax left almost 150 million people’s information vulnerable to attackers in 2017, and a recent report claims this would have been easily avoidable.
The Porn Industry Leads Streaming Services In User Data Mining (UPDATED)
While they don’t sell your information to third parties, MindGeek, the owner of Pornhub Networks, is the master of mining data and producing custom content accordingly.
The United States Has Some of the Most Expensive Cell Phone Bills
Compared to other developed countries across the globe, Americans typically pay more for their cell phone bills due to lack of antitrust enforcement, pro-competition policies, and the interconnection between telecom companies and policy-making.
Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics: 2019 Trends That Might Impact You
Research firm DMI predicts artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics trends that will gain steam in 2019 and potentially impact what you do.
Cuba Opens Up 3G Network to Citizens
Cuba, who currently provides some of the most limited internet services in the country, is rolling out full 3G Network internet access capabilities to its citizens.
Artificial Intelligence is Helping in Delivery Rooms
Even though artificial intelligence can help physicians make safe decisions during a delivery, humans are still needed to support new mothers, and keep mom and baby alike healthy.
MIT 3D Printer Destroys Competition With Speed
A team of professors at MIT developed innovative solutions to common design problems, allowing them to develop a 3D printer that is faster than any of its competitors.
New California Law to Increase Cybersecurity of Personal Devices
Starting in 2020, devices created in California will have better security. But, holes in the new law might keep decision makers guessing.
