It’s hard not to take privacy and security measures seriously at a time when government surveillance programs have become seemingly the rule, and Internet companies are at the forefront of efforts to beef up encryption as the most effective and practical means of warding them off.
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Android bug leaves cryptographic keys open to hackers
It’s hard to make financial and banking transactions through your smartphone without feeling wary about the security implications, but sometimes users trade safety for comfort and time.
Orkut support strings to be cut off by Google
Google’s Google Plus is not the only social network that it possesses which has been marked by an abysmal failure. In the past, even though the advertising giant has had better luck running social networks; better social networks in the form of Facebook were born and started taking away all of the members present on […]
Trend Micro Found Botnets Being Hosted on Cloud Servers
Cyber threats and all forms of attacks have evolved through the years and their impact on individual and enterprise users could only be so much, a caveat worth taking seriously after security firm Trend Micro discovered a legion of botnets being maneuvered and harbored on cloud computing servers.
Google finally moves to protect enterprises with EMM
For quite a long time, Google had shrugged off demands for enterprise protection in a marketing strategy that has been heavily invested in consumer focus. Add to the dilemma the diverse ecosystem of Android-toting devices that send developers struggling to create standardized security tools for those platform variations.
Bringing Facebook to workplace is antithesis to productivity
It might be thought that Facebook is still at pains trying to push its way through the enterprise ecosystem where social media is being viewed as an impediment to productivity, but the social networking site has probably reached the homestretch into that goal.
