Amazon’s Facial Recognition Software Mismatches 28 Congress Members with Mugshots
Amazon’s Rekognition facial recognition software has been of concern for many organizations nationwide, and early tests assuage nothing.
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Who Got Hacked This Week? August 3 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, August 3, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Don’t Be Fooled By These Cloud Security Myths
While the Cloud is seeing increased adoption in various sectors, there are still a number of misconceptions about what it really means to work within the Cloud.
Walmart Patented Surveillance Technology – Here’s Why It Might Not Work
While Walmart intends to improve employee efficiency, the surveillance technology might have a more negative impact. Read on to learn more.
Costs for Data Breaches Up 6 Percent According to Study
The average cost per lost or stolen record for healthcare organizations is $408, compared to $148 within other industries.
California Reaches 2020 Emissions Goals Early
A recent report of 2016’s carbon emissions show that the state has dropped below the level of 1990 emissions.
Robocalls Are Getting Worse, But Businesses Still Need Them – Here’s Why
Even though robocalls are becoming more frequent, and customers are annoyed, businesses still need them to thrive. Plus, the law is getting involved.
The UK to Require Car Charging Capabilities in New Homes
The country is on its way to developing and implementing technology that will open doors to a cleaner future, with car charging required in new homes.
Can Artificial Intelligence Read Human Dreams? Eventually
Based on work conducted by the University of California, artificial intelligence will one day be able to detect and recreate human dreams.
ACLU Combats Push Towards Facial Recognition in Government
The civil liberties group is concerned with the constitutional legitimacy of such a powerful and new technology as facial recognition.
