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Record Numbers of Americans Own Smartphones

January 15, 2017

Nearly nine-in-ten Americans today are online, up from about half in the early 2000s.

What Office Item Will Be Obsolete in 2017?

January 15, 2017

With today’s continuous technological advancements, 2017 promises to leave a few once relevant items in the dust.

What the Most Common Passwords of 2016 List Reveals

January 13, 2017

According to a new study, nearly 17 percent of users are safeguarding their accounts with “123456.”

eBay Launches eBay Authenticate to Prevent Counterfeiting

January 13, 2017

eBay is developing a new authentication program for some of its higher-end items to create a network of professional authenticators it can use to verify that products are legitimate.

Many Companies Unprepared for Location-Based Security Incidents

January 13, 2017

A large percentage of organizations have an emergency communication plan, but they take too long to implement, says a new study.

98 Percent of Generation Z Still Shop In-Store

January 13, 2017

Despite expectations that the first “digitally native” generation would want to shop online, a study found that almost all members of Generation Z prefer to shop in bricks-and-mortar stores.

Majority of Americans Want Ban on Handguns in Checked Baggage

January 11, 2017

Most Americans, including half of independents and Republicans, support a ban on checking handguns into aircraft baggage.

Air Rage Incidents are Increasing

January 10, 2017

An industry study has determined that incidents of air rage are increasing.

Email Privacy Act Reintroduced in Congress

January 10, 2017

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced the Email Privacy Act that would require government agents to get a warrant to look at your emails.

FTC Sues D-Link for Poor Security Measures

January 8, 2017

The FTC has filed a complaint against D-Link, a computer networking equipment manufacturer, for failing to take reasonable steps to protect the security measures of its baby monitors, cameras, and home internet routers.