Clash of the titans: iPhone 7/7 Plus vs Galaxy Note 7 quick look
iOS vs Android. Apple vs Samsung. The debates rage on, and pick up steam whenever a new flagship from either…
Russia previously tried to influence US elections, says spy chief
Russia has tried to influence U.S. elections since the 1960s during the Cold War, Director of National Intelligence James R.…
Navigating the muddy waters of enterprise infosec
Executives at Booz Allen Hamilton learned the importance of information security the hard way back in 2011 when the hacker…
Larry Ellison says Amazon is '20 years behind' Oracle
Larry Ellison continued his assault on Amazon during his second keynote address at Oracle OpenWorld on Tuesday. “Amazon Web Services…
Why (and when) outsourcing security makes sense
Phenix Energy Group, an oil pipeline operator and construction company, is preparing to take its IT infrastructure from zero to…
Gringo Digs Deep into John McAfee’s Heart of Darkness
The new documentary brings to light even more about the eccentric millionaire’s time in Belize. Watch a clip from the…
As Elections Loom, Officials Debate How to Protect Voting From Hackers
With elections a few weeks away, government officials and lawmakers are debating whether to classify voting systems as critical infrastructure.…
The Government’s Top Financial Regulator Is Investigating ExxonMobil
If the SEC gets the goods on Exxon, its sanctions could affect the way publicly-traded companies account for the costs…
Why the World Can’t Quit Dots, the Brilliantly Designed Non-Game
Although the game is three years old, it remains popular and has of late appeared in everything from magazines to…
What Gives With So Many Hard Scientists Being Hard-Core Endurance Runners?
A surprising number of physicists and astronomers and STEM professionals compete in long, hard, miserable athletic endeavors like ultramarathons. Why?…