By STACEY HIGGINBOTHAM – Last week, four Senators and two members of the House introduced a new bill aimed at protecting connected devices that are used by the U.S. government. It is called the Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Improvement Act … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence will unleash changes humanity is not prepared for as the technology advances at an unprecedented pace, leading experts told an audience at the official opening Monday of Stanford University’s new AI center. At a day-long symposium accompanying the … Continue reading →
Ransomware has long been the scourge of the cybersecurity industry. When that extortionate hacking goes beyond encrypting files to fully paralyze computers across a company, it represents not just a mere shakedown, but a crippling disruption. Now a nasty new breed … Continue reading →
By Chris Neiger – The market for the Internet of Things (IoT) has been slowly developing over the years, and now includes connected devices and automated systems for everything from agricultural equipment to autonomous vehicles. But since the IoT isn’t … Continue reading →
By Bernard Marr – There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is a transformative technology – perhaps even the most transformative technology available today. But if you think the transformative nature of AI is limited to global tech giants and blue-chip companies, think … Continue reading →
By Sean Bryson – The Internet of Things promises to reshape much of how we live and work today, whether we’re changing the temperature of a thermostat at home or waiting at an IoT-enabled traffic light. Connected sensors and the … Continue reading →
By Caroline Seymour – In January, a ransomware attack on the city of Del Rio, Texas, shut down City Hall servers and forced officials to resort to pen and paper to provide services. The city of Sammamish, Wash., also had to declare … Continue reading →
By Michael Spencer – Artificial intelligence is a tool humanity is wielding with increasing recklessness. We say it’s for our common good with machine learning hype equal to business profits. But what happens when we don’t have the code of … Continue reading →
By Thomas Wagner – Worldwide HR Document Management Software Market has supported the worldwide economy powerfully since a decade ago. The market has been giving monetary soundness just as animating advancement in its companion and parent markets. The report is a … Continue reading →
By Joe Mariani, Johanna Zmud, Elizabeth Krimmel, Rana Sen, Matt Miller– DIGITAL technology seems to connect everything today. So it is perhaps no surprise that airports—the infrastructure that helps billions of travelers connect across the globe each year—are themselves becoming more digitally connected. The connected, or … Continue reading →