Computer Chip Flaws Impact Billions Of Devices

A cybersecurity expert explains how the flaws affect computers and smartphones and what it will take to fix the vulnerabilities.

Jan 4th, 2018

In this file photo, Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Chad Wolf, speaks during a news conference in Washington.

Senators Press for Details on SolarWinds Hack

Key lawmakers are concerned they've been kept in the dark about what suspected Russian hackers stole from the federal government.

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Supply Chain Agility Begins with Analytics

Data can unlock new opportunities by demonstrating agility and the ability to meet ever-changing demands.

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Vaccinated Employees Returning with Un-Vaccinated Devices

Workers coming back on site will be utilizing devices that may have been absent from the network for a year or more, presenting unique security challenges.

In this file photo, a bottle of Coors Light sits on the bar as a patron sips a beer at a tavern.

Molson Coors Says Cyberattack Impacting Operations

The company has hired forensic information technology experts and legal counsel to help it investigate the incident.

In this Monday, March 9, 2020 file photo, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization speaks during a news conference, at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. When the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic one year ago Thursday, March 11 it did so only after weeks of resisting the term and maintaining the highly infectious virus could still be stopped. A year later, the U.N. agency is still struggling to keep on top of the evolving science of COVID-19, to persuade countries to abandon their nationalistic tendencies and help get vaccines where they’re needed most.

A Year On, WHO Still Struggling to Manage Pandemic Response

One big challenge is in persuading countries to abandon their nationalistic tendencies and help get vaccines where they’re needed most.

What Data Analytics Really Means to the Industrial Sector

It goes beyond just positive trends and their causes in driving ROI, value and efficiency.

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How Robotic Processing Automation Will Change in 2021

The worldwide pandemic helped spur unprecedented growth in the adaptation and use of RPA, but manufacturers are now struggling to scale these automation initiatives.

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Microsoft Server Hack Has Victims Hustling to Stop Intruders

The White House has called the hack an “active threat.”

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6 Challenges for Industrial IT Over the Next 5 Years

IT/OT convergence, Industry 4.0, and increased digitization are all shaping the way the production floor connects and interacts with IT.

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Dozens Burned with a Single Hack

The victims include New Zealand’s central bank, Harvard Business School, and the high-powered law firm Jones Day.

In this Dec. 12, 2012 file photo, anti-virus software founder John McAfee answers questions to reporters as he walks on Ocean Drive, in the South Beach area of Miami Beach, Fla. McAfee was indicted on fraud and money laundering conspiracy charges alleging that he and cohorts made over $13 million by fooling investors zealous over the emerging cryptocurrency market, authorities said Friday, March 5, 2021.

Ex-Software Exec McAfee Charged with Fraud

He and cohorts allegedly made over $13 million by fooling investors.

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Best Practices for Strengthening Your Security Posture

Cyber attackers are using COVID-19’s chaos to exploit security vulnerabilities and gain access to sensitive information.