FBI Fails to Provide Accurate Information Regarding Unhackable Devices
The FBI cites a ‘programming error’ as the reason why they have been providing false information to the public about their inability to access certain encrypted devices.
Blogs
Decision Makers Are Looking at Job Automation Wrong
Instead of holding onto the common notion that technology will automate low-skill jobs, they might actually open up new positions at the top.
Senate Votes to Halt Net Neutrality Repeals
All 49 Democrats and 3 Republicans voted to block the FCC’s attempt to dissolve net neutrality.
AV-over-IP Products to Look Out For at InfoComm 2018
AV-over-IP products will dominate InfoComm 2018 as the AV industry accepts what was once a shunned technology. Learn where to find it on the show floor.
Bitcoin is Bad for the Environment – Here’s Why
As a digital currency, bitcoin needs power to be mined. The more bitcoin is mined and energy is consumed, the environment takes a hit.
Why Cisco’s Recently Detected Vulnerabilities Are a Good Thing for Decision Makers
Even though Cisco found three vulnerabilities in its backend, the steps it took to find them is a good reminder that audits are important.
The Rise of Employee-Owned Cooperatives
Employee-owned cooperatives can be an elegant solution for struggling businesses.
The Wind Energy Industry Moves Offshore
As prices decline and states commit to offshore contracts, wind energy gets ready for a boom.
Who Got Hacked This Week? June 1 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, June 1, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
How Can the Security Industry Embrace Robotics?
Thought leaders from the security industry lend a state-of-the-market view with the latest developments, applications, projections, regulatory issues and challenges in robotics, drones and AI.
