While the number of businesses investing in IoT across all markets continues to grow, recent research shows that 60 percent of IoT initiatives stall at the proof-of-concept (POC) stage.Read More…
Thermaltake and LUXA2 have been awarded the 2017 Red Dot Design Award, making it the 8th time Thermaltake has received this prestigious award.Read More…
Channel Post speaks to Alex Hinchliffe, the Threat Intelligence Analyst at Unit 42, Palo Alto Networks, about the recent Petya cyberattack Why is the Petya attack more serious than the previous WannaCry attack? There are a few of reasons why Petya is notable compared to WanaCrypt0r. First, it contained additional methods forRead More…
OT-Morpho, a provider of digital security and identification technologies, today announced that Asus Read More…
By Rick Holland, VP Strategy at Digital ShadowsRead More…
Millennials, the name given to the demographic cohort born, roughly speaking, between 1980 and 2000, are members of what is now the largest living generation. As they mature into 20 and 30-something professionals, they are taking over the helm from their parents across all sectors. But with a predicted shortage of 1.8 million workersRead More…
InnJoo has launched a range of new ultra-thin laptops called LeapBook.Read More…
Honor has officially launched the Honor 9, its flagship product of 2017, today in Berlin, Germany. The Honor 9 boasts a 3D glass back and a metal bezel that creates a subtle metal aurora – unlike anything you’ve ever seen in smartphone design. Featuring an upgraded 20MP +12 MP dual-lens camera,Read More…
Qualcomm has announced its next-generation of Ultrasonic fingerprint sensors, which will work under a display, metal or glass.Read More…
When you think of the brand Nokia, you almost find yourself walking down memory lane.Read More…
The rapid pace of the new Petya ransomware attack points at another worm that can spread from computer to computer by itself, Mimecast has said. In an advisory, Steven Malone, director of security product management at Mimecast, commented, “Many commentators think WannaCry came from hackers in Russia, perhaps as an experiment thatRead More…
The WannaCry ransomware is not dead yet and another large scale ransomware attack is making chaos worldwide. The attack is shutting down computers at corporate houses, power supplies, and banks across Russia, Ukraine, Spain, France, UK, India, and Europe and demanding $300 in bitcoins. According to multiple sources, a newRead More…
