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Mobile app security is a collaborative pursuit
With mobile applications quickly becoming as powerful and popular as their web-based predecessors, it's come time for both developers and users to have serious discussions regarding security.The post...
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Innovative classroom computer program backfires because of malware
One forward-thinking classroom computer program meant to instigate further learning instead has caused a massive headache for one school district's IT department.The post Innovative classroom computer...
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New ways mobile devices are affecting healthcare IT
Two recently released studies found that mobile devices are forever changing the way patients are diagnosed.The post New ways mobile devices are affecting healthcare IT appeared first on Faronics.
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Application security is no accident
In reality, most companies are addressing only a fraction of their potential vulnerabilities, trusting application developers to handle the rest. The post Application security is no accident appeared...
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Connecticut college experiences data breach scare
The latest higher education institution to learn the hard way about the dangers of a data breach is Western Connecticut State University.The post Connecticut college experiences data breach scare...
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Moving beyond zero-tolerance social media policies
While the hard line approach would seem to be the most obvious and effective defensive strategy, efforts to prohibit employees from using social media may do more harm than good.The post Moving beyond...
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The best higher education classes, now online
Thanks to the world wide web, some of the most prestigious universities in North America will be making their coursework more widely available online.The post The best higher education classes, now...
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PC power management helps hospital stack savings
One healthcare complex recently reduced its computer energy consumption by 44 percent after employing a simple PC power management solution.The post PC power management helps hospital stack savings...
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Apple wants to replace textbooks with iPads
Apple thinks that its tablet can help school districts save money in the long term while also providing children with the skill sets they need to succeed in the classroom and beyond.The post Apple...
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Police pounce on pop star’s tormentor
The Vancouver Police Department recently announced that it had made an arrest in connection to a March incident in which photos were stolen from Carly Rae Jespen's computer.The post Police pounce on...
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Can computers rule the world? Scientists want to find out
Researchers at the University of Cambridge recently organized a new center designed to look at the possibility that today's computer technologyy morphs into tomorrow's threat to humanity's very...
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Tech visions helping, hurting two DC universities
Whereas a coalition of GW professors have insisted that their school may still be years behind the digital curve, Georgetown is eagerly awaiting the result of a new multi-million dollar modernization...
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FTC highlights mobile application privacy threats
Mobile application developers and advertisers must be more forthcoming with how they handle user data.The post FTC highlights mobile application privacy threats appeared first on Faronics.
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Healthcare orgs need to seriously up their security, new study shows
In regard to protecting our personal information, healthcare providers are, on average, not making the grade.The post Healthcare orgs need to seriously up their security, new study shows appeared first...
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US government increasingly turns to the web to monitor persons of interest
New reports show that the United States and other governments around the world are increasingly using web-based tools to gather evidence and monitor the behavior of its residents.The post US government...
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Could BYOD go back in the garage?
Now that employees have gotten a taste of the freedom and flexibility offered by BYOD programs, is there any going back?The post Could BYOD go back in the garage? appeared first on Faronics.
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Hackers hold hospital records hostage
Administrators from Australia's Miami Family Medical Center recently received an unwelcome introduction to one of the world's fastest spreading cybercriminal scare tactics: ransomware.The post Hackers...
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Facebook helps FBI cripple botnet
Ten individuals with ties to the Butterfly Botnet cybercrime ring were arrested across four continents in an impressive display of international law enforcement.The post Facebook helps FBI cripple...
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To prepare for standardized tests, turn to online study tools
To help boost pupil performance, many educators are turning to classroom software designed to bump up standardized test scores. The post To prepare for standardized tests, turn to online study tools...
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Data breaches cost healthcare billions each year
The bring your own device (BYOD) trend has extended to many industries in 2012, including the healthcare sector. The post Data breaches cost healthcare billions each year appeared first on Faronics.
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