We all know that Prism is most likely just the tip of the snooping iceberg.
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The latest Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor for May 2013 shows a marked increase in available professional job opportunities year-on-year, and the same level decrease in the number of professionals seeking employment.
US law enforcement is calling for a mandatory kill switch on all mobiles, enabling the shut down of stolen phones in the hope of rendering them worthless.
Have you ever wondered whether Google is a computer security threat? After all, they do collect an incredible amount of data about you. Instead of telling you whether or not Google is a computer security threat, let’s review all the ways they monitor you on the Web so you can decide for yourself whether or not they’re a threat.
Businesses are vulnerable to security breaches due to their inability to properly analyze or store big data, according to McAfee.
Taking a cue from Twitter, Instagram, and every other social media service out there, Facebook launched support for hashtags last week.
The IT Transformation Institute’s John Palinkas and Kathy Tito recently “sat down” with IT leader Will Lassalle to discuss his perspective on where IT currently sits as an industry, and where it is likely headed in the coming year
India is preparing to roll out a new cyber-security system, amid reports it was among the top five countries compromised by US surveillance.
Simply put, work consists of one or more tasks that are executed using a process or series of processes to ensure the outcome is as close to ideal as possible. It can vary from extremely consistent to dynamically variable based on changing circumstances.
Could attackers make your web browser mine for bitcoins? How about your TV? Security flaws in some systems might make it possible, say experts.
