A recent series of white papers released Global Knowledge and specifically authored by James Michael Stewart (CISSP, CEH, CHFI, ECSA, and Security+) reveal some startling
Those who are put-off by noisy or inefficient PC cooling fans should consider upgrading to the new Corsair ML-series fans. They use maglev technology to
In order to remain in business, stay competitive, and keep yourself and your company safe from a data loss disaster, there is a fairly standardized
In case you needed another reason for regularly changing your passwords, the recently-uncovered Yahoo hack of 500 million accounts is probably the reason of the
A new study done on online safety by German scientists reveals that 56% of email recipients and roughly 40% of Facebook users click on links
Although empirical evidence that Facebook is listening to its users through the microphone settings available on smartphone apps for the social media Leviathan doesn’t officially
It’s a concern many of us may have – whether or not someone has read a sent email message. It concerns both personal and business
They date back all the way to 1971, but the Pentagon is still employing floppy disks as part of their tests and military maneuvers. A
After spending a half-decade operating undetected, an APT (advanced persistent threat) known as “ProjectSauron” has been uncovered by both Symantec and Kaspersky Labs. A group
We can’t escape it in our current-day, online, Web-connected culture: Every day it seems there is another news story about a business organization that’s been
