Something strange just happened with North Korea's Internet
Ever since North Korea directly connected to the Internet in 2010, there’s been a lot of interest in how the…
Cryptoworms: The future of ransomware hell
If you haven’t embraced backups yet because you think you are so tech savvy that you wouldn’t open spam email…
The CSO identity management survival guide
Identity management, as Gartner defines it, is the “security discipline that enables the right individuals to access the right resources…
FBI bought exploit from hackers to access San Bernardino iPhone
The FBI reportedly paid professional hackers a one-time fee for a previously unknown vulnerability that allowed the agency to unlock…
Everspin ships high-density MRAM to safeguard data in flight
Everspin today announced it’s shipping samples of the industry’s most dense magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM), which can replace standard DRAM for…
Facebook sees its future built on artificial intelligence
SAN FRANCISCO — According to one Facebook executive, if you think you’re drowning in a flood of information now, you…
Intel starts baking speedy FPGAs into chips
With rivals Nvidia and AMD both offering graphics processors, Intel is now deploying screaming co-processors of its own — in…
Grim PC business shows no sign of recovery
PC shipments plummeted in the first quarter, dropping 11.5% compared to the year before, researcher IDC said Monday. The impressively…
House panel moves to require warrants for stored data
A U.S. House of Representatives committee has advanced a bill to give email and cloud-stored data new privacy protections from…
EU privacy regulators: Commission ‘could do better’ on Privacy Shield
The Privacy Shield trans-Atlantic data transfer arrangement is better than its predecessor, Safe Harbor, but still not good enough, European…