TechRepublic's Karen Roby talks with futurist Brian Solis about the trends shaping digital transformation.

Princeton computer science professor Ed Felten says blockchain will enable smart contracts that provide trust to company systems in the future, but there are some myths and misconceptions.

An unsecured NFC tag opens a door to trivial exploitation of robots inside Japanese hotels.

State-sponsored groups take advantage of the lack of effective mobile malware solutions to target mobile users, according to a new report from BlackBerry.

RoboForm is more than a password manager--you can also use it as a tool for syncing your browser bookmarks.

IXP Filter Check gives Internet Exchange Points a way to verify whether they are properly filtering out incorrect and malicious routes.

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GlobalPlatform launches an initiative to help companies secure connected devices and services across markets.

How IBM works with clients in regulated industries to scale AI across public clouds and protect data.

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It’s the first time we’ve gone after a stalking app, the FTC said. In this case, that would be a stalking app that got breached – twice.

At work, security pros have their fingers on some pretty cutting-edge technology. But are their homes souped up, too?

The everything-as-code revolution requires cybersecurity to increasingly enlist the help of developers to solve the industry's most pressing issues.

Is ‘quantum supremacy’ the moment that the rarefied world of quantum computing finally enters popular consciousness? Probably not.

Researchers have uncovered malware in 17 iOS apps that are currently available on Apple's official App Store.

Consumers don't vet apps well enough to mitigate mobile threat risk, according to the latest mobile-threat report from RiskIQ

Next time you just might want to answer the phone.