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Unisys plans consulting push in Latin America
The company wants to accelerate local strategy by providing direction to clients as regulatory and compliance requirements increase.
Fear not deep fakes: OpenAI’s machine writes as senselessly as a chatbot speaks
Non-profit AI research organization OpenAI caused quite a stir by showing off a new deep learning approach that creates some fairly convincing english-language paragraphs, launching a new chapter in the "deep fakes" saga. One has only to read a little more closely to see the cracks that betray the lack of logic and consistency.
Google working on new Chrome security feature to 'obliterate DOM XSS'
Google announces Trusted Types browser API, a new defense against DOM-based XSS attacks.
Ulefone Armor 6 hands-on: The ideal rugged device for professional phone warriors
The Armor 6 from Ulefone is a workhorse of a device with a range of useful tools.
How AI and machine learning can help you defend the enterprise from cyberattacks
As attack methodologies advance, tool-assisted detection is indispensable for security professionals to manage sprawling networks of devices that are not necessarily trustworthy.
Five emerging cybersecurity threats you should take very seriously in 2019
Ransomware isn’t the only cyberthreat your business will face this year. Here are five emerging threats that leaders need to know about.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
The EU's new copyright laws threaten to destroy the internet
The EU's new copyright laws will force all websites to check all posts to see if anything ever published might be a copyright violation. That will include photos, videos, words, tweets, memes, source code -- you name it.
Architects anticipate robots on construction sites
So, why would an architecture firm bother experimenting with robots? The automotive industry was revolutionized by robotics, but it's a lot harder to apply robotics to buildings.
The hacking strategies that will dominate in 2019
If you thought sophisticated cyber criminal gangs were the only threat to your organisation, think again. Now almost anyone can access the tools to conduct hacking campaigns.
GAO gives Congress go-ahead for a GDPR-like privacy legislation
Government officials, academia, and advocacy groups say it's time for the US to get its own GDPR-type law.
