Ivanka Trump Used Personal Email in Government Matters
Daughter and aide to Donald Trump reportedly used her personal emails in government-related matters, an event that echoes a scandal that carried Trump through his presidential election campaign.
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The Dark Side of Deep Learning – When Malware Attacks
Today’s cyberattacks in deep learning comes in two major forms: targeting and obfuscation.
FCC to Increase Speed Standard for Rural Broadband
The Federal Communications Commission announced before Thanksgiving their plans to bring rural broadband standards to less populated regions.
The FBI is Using Data Collection to Improve Its Practices
While data collection can help a company keep tabs on how well it’s doing, it might not be able to paint the whole picture of what a company needs to do to improve.
China Brings Global Competition to the Satellite Navigation Industry
China will spend at least $9 billion in expanding its space program that challenges the American-owned GPS and heightens tensions in the two countries’ space race.
A Case for Cloud-Based Access Control
ProdataKey president Jeff Perri makes a case for the cyber security and utilization benefits of wireless and cloud-based access control.
Who Got Hacked This Week? December 7 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, December 7, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Infographic: Breaking Down the Top Smart Cities
Smart cities are quickly becoming a reality, with many cities around the globe introducing internet of things (IoT) devices into everyday operations in order to improve their communities. Check out some of the top smart cities in this infographic.
You Think You Have Cybersecurity Woes? So Does the Military
The military is working to keep its equipment and networks safe from hackers, including its F-35 aircraft.
Annual AWS re:Invent Event Utilizes CenturyLink for Cloud Connectivity
CenturyLink brings network and cloud connectivity to one of the world’s largest tech events.
