A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Explore search services beyond Google and Bing for a wider range of results, customization and privacy options.
If you search the web in English, you most likely use Google. Search engine market share lists ...
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We got an email from Hyundai about upgrading the navigation system, so that it would be compatible with the new 5G cellular networks. My wife drives a Hyundai Santa Fe, and pays an annual fee for Hyundai BlueLink, which allows her to remotely start the car, provides accident detection and reporting, and other services.
We thought it ...
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A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Original release date: June 22, 2022
Cybersecurity authorities from the United States, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom have released a joint Cybersecurity Information Sheet (CIS) on PowerShell. The CIS provides recommendations for proper configuration and monitoring of PowerShell, as opposed to removing or disabling it entirely due to its ...
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Smart video surveillance is the kind of technology that lets you see through your cameras from your smartphone over the internet, or connect your cameras with other devices in your home. They’re great for improving the physical security of your home or business, but they can be a security liability in another sense — cybersecurity.
So just how vulnerable are surveillance cameras to cybersecurity threats? Here’s what you should know about the potential cybersecurity risks of ...
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The world of technology has changed beyond description in the previous decade. Consider the start of the year 2009. You grew up before the iPad, Uber, and even Instagram. Fitness trackers were, in essence, pedometers. “If the smartphone looks to be more of a slow mobile, hang in there,” Wired encouraged consumers in 2010. The fourth ...
A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.[Bob’s comment: If you have taken a CISSP or other cybersecurity class from me, you already know that the CIS 20 Controls are my favorite cybersecurity framework. Here is a new set of tools for doing a risk assessment based on the 20 Controls.]
Over the past year, the ...
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By Joey Pepka of Peptronics
Home automation encompasses everything from the very simple (smart lighting) to the extremely complex (full-home security–both indoor and outdoor–including motion-activated video with smartphone alerts). Where you start will depend on your priorities, your home, and, very likely, your budget. Because with home automation, the sky’s the limit for both possibility and price. Smart homes can feature either wireless or hardwired systems—or both. Wireless systems are easier to ...
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Technology, like money, is a driver for company growth, and businesses are continually reinventing and upgrading their processes to embrace the latest innovations. If you want to stay competitive, you must be aware of what is coming next so that you can prepare for the future. In this post, we’ll look at some of the important ...
Editor’s note: This is a very interesting and quite different article from the sort we generally post. It is an interesting report on the convergence of fashion and the Internet of Things.
by Juliane Burton
Trends change at a faster rate than you can imagine, and the wearable electronics fashion trend appears to have taken over the world as we enter 2022. ...
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by Arthur Rowley
Explore what identifying and authenticating IoT (Internet of Things) is all about. This article discusses schemes available for IoT identification and authentication in depth. You will also get to know why it is essential to carry out both processes.
IoT refers to technology known as the Internet of Things. It is a transformative and beneficial ...
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