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Accenture acquires cybersecurity startup Revolutionary Security
Revolutionary Security's portfolio includes services for risk assessment, breach and attack simulation testing, and designing and building security programs
Chrome 81 released with initial support for the Web NFC standard
Chrome 81 was initially scheduled for release on March 17, but delayed to today due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
How Realeyes uses AI to help brands detect their customers' emotions
Karen Roby sits down with Max Kalehoff, vice president of marketing and growth at Realeyes, to learn more about the technology used to analyze customers' emotions when viewing commercials and why that data can be important to organizations, especially now during so much economic uncertainty.
Google backs Apple's SMS OTP standard proposal
Apple's proposal to standardize the format of SMS OTPs (one-time passcodes) moves to the WICG.
Microsoft makes more tweaks to its M365 services in light of increased remote-work demands
Microsoft is continuing to make adjustments to various Microsoft 365/Office 365 services with the aim of providing continuity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cisco to acquire Fluidmesh Networks to bolster Industrial IoT business
Fluidmesh Networks are makers of a wireless backhaul system for Industrial Internet of Things deployments.
Time to patch your iPhones and iPads… again (FaceTime and Bluetooth fixes)
Two weeks following the release of iOS and 13.4, Apple follows up with a patch for a few bugs that have surfaced.
Domain name registrar suspends 600 suspicious coronavirus websites
Web domain name registrars are stepping up their efforts to tackle scammers, and it starts even before their websites go live.
Taiwan instructs government agencies not to use Zoom
Citing security and privacy concerns, Taiwan's Department of Cyber Security has issued an advisory to all government agencies prohibiting the use of certain video software, such as Zoom.
NXP rolls out new SoC portfolio to bring wi-fi 6 to a wider market
The new products are aimed at bringing the benefits of the next generation of wi-fi to the smart home, automotive and industrial IoT markets.
