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It's official: biometric technologies have emerged as the new front-runner in the race to become the security industry's next big thing.
Wireless technologies can plug in mobile workers securely as long as managers act with caution.
The Federal Trade Commission during the past few years has taken the lead among federal agencies in tussling with online privacy issues, but its aggressive stance may stall, or even be reversed, with the change in administrations.
Would you want to see a virus crawl into your PC from a message? Of course not, and neither do your users.
The world of digital snoops and spooks is a pretty dark space, but Richard M. Smith has illuminated some of its darker corners.
Industry reps and government officials prepare to do battle over Internet taxes and other tech issues
"Spy vs. Spy" is Mad Magazine's classic cartoon that pits two virtually identical characters against each other in an espionage and dirty-tricks contest that never ends. Great news: Hacking is heading straight into "Spy vs. Spy" te
Shopping on the Internet is like signing up for a supermarket saver card or getting that extra 10 percent discount when you sign up for a retail store's credit card.
In the northern parts of our country, it's time, if you want to stay warm, to start dressing in layers.
Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates said he believes technology can solve many of the privacy woes caused by the Internet.
eWeek Labs, Prudential IT pros test four PKI systems
Enterprise Tech Videos
How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
eWEEK VIDEO: BlackBerry CTO Charles Eagan explains where his company's cyber-security efforts are headed and why, after 35 years and many technological changes, BlackBerry is fundamentally on...
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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