Cybersecurity has long been defined by digital borders—network perimeters, firewalls, and hardened endpoints. But today, the most vulnerable surface in an organization isn’t a server, application, or device. It’s a person. As modern workflows expand across smartphones, messaging apps, and
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In an era of smartphones and tablets, our information moves with us. We work on the move, bank on the move, shop on the move, and all our sensitive information comes along for the ride. Credit card data, banking data,
Security on the Go: Protecting the Data on Your Mobile Devices Read More »
CEOs have come and gone–falling gracefully with massive golden parachutes–while BlackBerry itself has been in virtual freefall for years. The company stubbornly insists on manufacturing new smartphones despite years of history and mountains of evidence suggesting that ship has sailed.
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AMD’s story is an interesting one particularly as their new CEO Lisa Su did her first financial analyst briefing this week. You could call AMD’s basic goal over the last several decades to simply get out from under Intel’s shadow
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Immediately after 9/11, the U.S. Congress cobbled together a bill called the USA Patriot Act, a grab bag of goodies the intelligence community had long craved. The intent was to remove limits in the gathering and use of intelligence on
What we really lost after 9/11 Read More »
The price of something is its price. The price is the same for everyone. Value, on the other hand, is relative and may be different for everyone. If someone gives you a free book, but it’s written in a language
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