Ransomware is dangerous to all computer users, but those at colleges and universities are particularly vulnerable.
Workplace data from IoT can prove invaluable aiding corporate planning for deployment of rooms and tech solutions. But who should own that data?
The benefits of wireless systems are well known. But how can security pros arm security systems against attacks via the Internet of Things?
Many companies are moving to the cloud, and it’s true that the pros outweigh the cons. But there are still problems to consider.
In an election year that has yet to produce a clear frontrunner in either party, maybe tech issues will be the deciding factor.
A lower total cost of ownership is one of the factors that’s expanding biometrics’ security applicability.
For years, colleges have been utilizing the Cloud and Internet of Things, which are two trends that are expected to soar in higher education in 2016.
The new standard is a first step in outfitting the world for Internet of Things, but immediately means higher reliability and connectivity in problem areas.
Since the Qi charging standard was agreed upon, wireless charging has pushed into the home, car and workplace.
Forbes compiled a list of 5 new technologies that companies should start to consider integrating into businesses.
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