Network Security

Cybersecurity: Pros And Compliance Requirements You Must Meet

We are all living in a cyber world, computers and their applications have that much connection in our lives as well as in culture. We can’t even imagine a day without the ...

by Mark McDonnell

Southeast Asia Vows Stronger Cybersecurity Collaboration Amid AI Challenges

On October 16th, 2024, the ASEAN Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) physical facility was launched. The initiative behind such a facility was taken by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to ...

by Mark McDonnell

Most Common Cybersecurity Threats And How Hackers Exploit Them

The digital world is a rapidly evolving industry with constant innovations and additions. While it is a good thing, it also opens up new doors for hackers to exploit. According to various ...

by Mark McDonnell

YouTube To Lead Ultra-HD Industry Shift with 4K Streaming

January 3, 2014 12:10PM One major downside to the VP9 video codec that YouTube is pushing for 4K streaming is that both it and VP8 have been relatively unpopular, so TVs and ...

by Mark McDonnell

Can Foxconn Partnership Save BlackBerry?

December 20, 2013 12:44PM Beleaguered Canadian handset maker BlackBerry has inked a deal with iPhone maker Foxconn, under which the Taiwanese company will develop BlackBerry phones. Foxconn will also manage BlackBerry’s inventory, ...

by Mark McDonnell

L.A. Cloud Contract Goes To Google Over Microsoft

Los Angeles has awarded a $7.5 million contract for cloud-computing services to Google, which beat out Microsoft. Despite protests, the L.A. City Council accepted Google’s bid with incentives to avoid security breaches. ...

by Mark McDonnell

It’s Official — Bing Goes the Microsoft Search Engine

May 28, 2009 2:36PM It’s official — Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has announced that Bing is the new search engine that will replace Windows Live Search. When Bing is fully ready, it ...

by Mark McDonnell

Chrome Is Like Teflon in Browser-Hacking Contest

The Pwn2Own contest at the CanSecWest security conference aims to unearth browser flaws. This year, “white-hat” hackers at Pwn2Own took down Safari on Mac OS X, IE8 and Firefox. Only Google’s Chrome ...

by Mark McDonnell

Researchers Show ‘Secure’ Sites May Not Be Safe

U.S. and European researchers have demonstrated that digital certificates using the MD5 algorithm can be faked. While some https sites are moving away from MD5, virtually all browsers still accept those “secure” ...

by Mark McDonnell

DVRs Are Essential To Households, Study Finds

September 3, 2008 10:22AM Digital video recorders like TiVo have become the second most essential technology in a home, behind mobile phones, a new NDS Group survey says. DVRs were ranked more ...

by Mark McDonnell