3 Ways Blockchain Technology Can Get Your Privacy Back On the Internet
Blockchain works three ways to help end users reclaim and keep their privacy during the age of surveillance and nonstop hacking.
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Super Bowl LII Experiences Audio Problems During Justin Timberlake Halftime Show
Super Bowl fans complain about ‘muddy’ audio during Super Bowl LII halftime show, while I’m bummed JT didn’t get to sing with a Prince ‘hologram.’
UK Will Fine Organizations with Poor Cybersecurity Millions
As Europe sees upcoming data protection regulations, the United Kingdom plans to introduce fines for critical organizations with poor cybersecurity.
Why Consensus-Based Blockchain Technology is Better At Keeping Code Safe
Consensus technology, or blockchain technology, is helping end users and businesses minimize database weaknesses and keeping code safe.
Flash Storage Solutions Are On The Rise – Here’s What You Need to Know
In order to keep up with fast-paced customer preferences, decision makers should consider moving to flash storage solutions.
Who Got Hacked This Week? February 9 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, February 9, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Top 5 Access Control Trends for 2018 According to HID Global
HID Global has released its top access control trends to keep an eye on in 2018, which will change how organizations leverage security technology.
Want To Know Why Your Wi-Fi Stinks? There Are Apps For That.
End users can now use apps to determine why their Wi-Fi signal isn’t up to par, and locate a solution to boost their connection.
Alpha Video Integrates Technology for Super Bowl Stadium
Minnesota integrator Alpha Video & Audio acted as integrator for U.S. Bank Stadium, and now their technology will aid the Super Bowl.
Researchers Hope This Bug-Mining Tool Will Combat Network Vulnerabilities
Red Balloon’s “n-days” tool aims to find network vulnerabilities and improve them before hackers attempt a digital break in.
