Edge Computing: Why You’ll See More of It in the Future
Anne Taylor of Network World notes that edge computing is likely to affect many industries in the future. It could even have a future in education.
Four Ways to Better Protect the Cybersecurity of Your Smartphone
Although allowing cybersecurity updates to your smartphone is one way to ensure its security, there are other ways to further protect your phone.
Web Developer Communities and the Capital One Hack
The FBI arrested Seattle software engineer Paige Thompson for her alleged masterminding of a massive data theft involving banking giant Capital One.
Why the US Needs More than GDPR to Preserve Data Privacy
Over time, it may be possible to pass a national law that provides data privacy for people of all ages. It should include penalties for violators.
Travel Phishing: Protect Yourself from Summer Scams
Attention to detail and common sense go a long way in helping you to avoid becoming the victim of a travel phishing scam.
Active vs. Passive Cyberattacks: Which Is More Dangerous?
Cyberattacks generally fall into two categories: active cyberattacks and passive cyberattacks. But which is more dangerous?
Coming to the Office Environment: Virtual Reality Training
Many enterprises use virtual reality training for their employees. It appears likely that other companies may eventually follow the same path.
Digital Data: The Trade-Off between Privacy and Necessity
Ultimately, we have to trust the guardians of our digital data to do their jobs. However, we should also exercise caution whenever we provide information.
3D Printing Software Contains Some Cybersecurity Risks
3D printing’s capabilities are still being explored. But as its popularity increases, there will be an even greater need to protect 3D printing software.
Smart Devices Providing Helpful Evidence in Crime Solving
Smart devices have proven useful for law enforcement. The data that smart devices collect has provided evidence that has been introduced in court.