If you’ve read our article on website security tips, and taken all the necessary steps to secure your new website before it goes live, well done. You are clearly taking your own security seriously. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for many web hosts. And even more, unfortunately, the security features of

Big tech doesn’t have to make all the rules; here are five things we should demand from all our gadgets, or else we risk losing all our privacy. We’re in the middle of an Internet of Things gold rush, with big tech companies racing to persuade us to cram as

The full-blown internet of things may seem far in the future, but IT decision-makers need to address it now. “Smart home” applications are becoming commonplace in the consumer world, and IoT adoption is growing quickly in the enterprise. Given that IoT is all about collecting and sharing data from a

The number of smart connected devices on the Internet, including cameras, machines, and sensors, has grown exponentially. According to the premier market research firm, International Data Corporation, by 2025, it’s estimated that we will have approximately 41.6 billion connected devices. That number includes the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT)

Cyberthreats have become increasingly sophisticated –– the top threats predicted in 2020 include weaponized email attachments and links, ransomware, and banking trojans and other browser-based password hijackers –– as well as greater in scope. According to TechRepublic’s Jack Wallen, businesses should be prepared for “an inordinate rise of security breaches, attacks, and incidents”