Security

Is your TV watching you?

You probably enjoy watching your smart TV, but chances are that you don’t want it to watch you, too. However, “watching its watchers” is precisely what a smart TV can do.

McAfee Launches Industry’s Most Comprehensive Cloud Security Solution for Microsoft Azure

McAfee has announced that it has extended its Cloud Security Platform to consistently protect Microsoft Azure.

How Machine Learning Could Change Cybersecurity For The Worse

In the very near-future, machine learning is likely to be re-deployed by cyber-attackers looking to develop and distribute more dangerous and malicious threats. Worse still, this escalation might have already happened and we just don’t know about it yet.

D-Link ANZ Partners Exclusively with AVSystem for Zero-Touch Device Management in Australia and New Zealand

D-Link ANZ has announced an exclusive partnership with European-based AVSystem that enables remote management and provisioning of devices purchased by Service Providers and ISPs in Australia and New Zealand.

Security software is getting sexier, less annoying, and more reliable

Christopher Bray from artificial intelligence-based security company Cylance discusses how to take a proactive approach to home computer security.

Intel tells customers to stop rolling out faulty patches

Intel asks computer makers to stop rolling out a set of faulty patches it issued to fix security flaws in its chips and instead start testing updated version.

CES 2018: Google Assistant To Come To Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt

Schlage Sense has announced that new and existing owners of its Smart Deadbolt will be able to integrate their home security with Google Assistant in the first quarter of 2018.

Keep Watch Day and Night with Uniden’s Two-In-One Camera and Spotlight

The two-in-one Uniden Guardian App Cam Spotlight camera is the perfect way to maximise lighting when it’s needed most.

McAfee Labs Previews Five Cybersecurity Trends for 2018

McAfee Inc. has released its McAfee Labs 2018 Threats Predictions Report, which identifies five key trends to watch in 2018.

Man charged in Yahoo hacking case to plead guilty

A Canadian accused by the United States of helping Russian intelligence agents break into email accounts as part of a massive 2014 breach of Yahoo accounts is expected to plead guilty next week, according to court records