While the technology can add an effective, additional layer of cybersecurity, it’s not a catch-all. In fact, the very nature of biometric technology can introduce additional security gaps.
Smart devices are everywhere, and the growing market for smart homes tethered to smart devices, and thus home security systems, is developing quickly.
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Security threats are growing at the same time that users are demanding the ability to confidently connect to and use more applications, on the go, than ever before, with a single, trusted ID that can be carried on a smart device.
Samsung will finally offer monthly security updates.
Report finds scanning social media accounts is best done by humans.
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Physical identity access management (PIAM) solutions have changed the way leading organizations approach security.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show had many security companies showing off their latest innovations.
Vehicle attacks, hacks and police ambushes make the list of top physical security events of 2016.
Smartphones have changed the way we do business in virtually every industry that touches the Internet, which is now virtually every industry on the planet.
The Boston Globe is moving to a new building in downtown Boston and with the move comes a new Crisis Communication plan.
A recent study found that almost all of the network software vulnerabilities detected in the last year could have been prevented by software fixes and patches that were readily available before a breach occurred.
The popular game is making Android phones vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
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Technology is changing rapidly, transforming the campus landscape. Mobility trends, real-time, location-based services/global positioning systems (GPS) and even social media are having an impact.
There are currently 1.4 billion active Android devices worldwide, but what about the users behind them? Do they know about security patches and who is responsible for securing their device? How do they feel about privacy?
Coachella, a music festival in Indio, California, will be seeing an increase in security measures due to recent world events.
Law enforcement, homeland security, surveillance, emergency response and military operations may span a range of operations, but they all share a crucial need for a detailed, real-time picture of rapidly changing events from various field locations.
The public has spoken. It is clear as day. Mobile is winning. People are increasingly using on-the-go applications in their everyday lives.
MasterCard has already announced they are looking to implement the new technology, but now so is Amazon.
This year’s Oscar show will be the first since the terrorist attacks in San Bernardino and Paris resulting in intense security of those attending.