Meta Moves To Back Off Removing Covid Misinformation From Platforms
The company, which owns Facebook and Instagram, is asking its Oversight Board for an advisory opinion on whether measures taken to squash dangerous Covid-19 misinformation should continue or be modified.
Home Security Market Thriving Despite Dread of False Alarms
Despite promising growth, accurate detection of security threats remains a problem. False alarms threaten user satisfaction with their systems, with about two out of three security system owners having paid a fine for a false alarm.
Unprotected Machine Identities Newest Enterprise IT Security Concern
Companies have a long road ahead to protect privileged identities and access, despite corporate leaders’ good intentions. Less than half of the organizations surveyed by Delinea have implemented ongoing security policies and processes for privileged access management.
Lucid, Nvidia and the Rapidly Changing Future of Electric Cars
The Lucid Air and the coming SUV code named Gravity, due in 2024, appear very different from every other car on the road, including Tesla. Tech analyst Rob Enderle talks about the future of electric cars, then closes with his product of the week: an update on the Bartesian robotic bartender by, no kidding, Black+Decker.
Leapwork is used by Global 2000 companies — including NASA, Mercedes-Benz, and PayPal — for robotic process automation, test automation and application monitoring. We asked its Co-Founder and CEO Christian Brink Frederiksen (pictured right) to reveal more details about the inner workings of the company's no-code solution.
6 Signs Cybercriminals Infected Your Phone and How To Fix It
The Android and iOS smartphone platforms present the same set of common symptoms to indicate malware may have infected a device. Here's what to do if you suspect your smartphone has been hacked or has a virus.
For years, U.S. broadband has received a bad rap by comparing it to the European market. That rap -- and the comparison it's founded on -- is dubious, according to a new report by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation
Tech analyst Rob Enderle argues that sometimes it is better not to rush into a new technology and instead be more measured in our approach. This is why, for now, a hybrid car may be the more sustainable choice over EVs.
Unresolved Conflicts Slow eSIM Upgrade Path to Better IoT Security
Led mostly by the automotive and transportation industries, eSIMS also contribute to tracking functions in health care, smart mobility, utilities, and other sectors. But eSIM technology so far remains controversial. More in our interview with Webbing CEO Noam Lando.
