Migrating to Windows 10? Back It Up First!
If you are like me, your office life probably extends into your home, where you not only do some of your office work but also support the computing requirements of your children, spouse and pets. [...]
A Look Into the Cyber Crystal Ball
IT Pro Portal has put together a list of key events and trends that have defined the last year for the IT industry, and offered some predictions as to what will define 2016. The trends [...]
Lessons Learned by Baltimore After the Riots in 2015
In the aftermath of the riots and protests throughout Baltimore ignited by the death of Freddie Gray, an independent review has found that the Baltimore Police Department was unprepared and lacked proper training, according to [...]
Healthcare Cybersecurity Gets a Checkup
The healthcare industry continues to be in the news for the wrong reasons, as it remains the top industry for data breaches in the first half of 2015, according to Tech Republic. Based on Gemalto's [...]
Planning for Disaster
From suspending garbage pickup to battening down the hatches with a declared emergency, several areas of California are preparing for El Niño in different ways. In cases of inclement weather, Los Angeles officials are considering [...]
Malware Hits the Malls
Just in time for the holiday rush, cybersecurity firm iSight Partners is warning shoppers and retailers of piece of malware targeting point-of-sale (POS) systems, according to CIO Today. Called ModPOS, the software has been around [...]
The Next Generation of 911
Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has offered some observations in an op-ed piece for the NY Times into the issues and concerns facing the 911 emergency system as people within the United [...]