Collaborate Disseminate
Analysts and executives are concerned that political reaction may hinder the rapid growth of the drone industry. Continue reading Drone Industry Fears Political Attack After Gatwick Shutdown
International Business Machines Corp. says it doesn’t have any evidence that hackers took “sensitive” company and client information after Reuters reported China’s Ministry of State Security attacked IBM and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Continue reading IBM Says No Evidence That `Sensitive' Data Was Taken by Hackers
Facebook, bound by a 2011 settlement with the FTC, isn’t supposed to share private data without the permission of users or misrepresent its privacy policies. But a New York Times report earlier this week said Facebook shared users’ private messages and… Continue reading Facebook's Spiraling Data Issues Could Lead to Billions in Fines
The European Union is investigating “a potential leak of sensitive information” following a report that hackers breached the bloc’s diplomatic communications network. Continue reading EU Investigating Report of Massive Hacking on Diplomatic Cables
Oracle Corp.’s shares rose on a strong sales forecast, signaling the world’s second-largest software maker expects greater customer demand in its transition to cloud-based computing. Continue reading Oracle Sees Stronger Sales Growth in Cloud Transition
The bug, which spanned the 12 days between Sept. 13 and Sept. 25, potentially gave developers access to other images, such as photos uploaded to the site but not yet posted, the Menlo Park, California-based firm said. Continue reading Facebook Bug Gave Developers Broader Access to User Photos
There is a growing sense that an industry whose bedrock business is providing real-world security isn’t equipped to look after its guests in cyberspace. Continue reading Marriott Breach Exposes Weakness in Cyber Defenses for Hotels
Google said its cloud business won’t sell a general type of facial recognition software until questions around the controversial technology have been answered. Continue reading Google's Cloud Unit Won't Sell a Type of Facial Recognition Tech
An unusual consensus emerged recently between artificial intelligence researchers, activists, lawmakers and many of the largest technology companies: Facial recognition software breeds bias, risks fueling mass surveillance and should be regulated. Deci… Continue reading Almost Everyone Involved in Facial Recognition Sees Problems
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to clarify that telephone companies may block unwanted text messages in a move the agency said would help prevent spam from polluting the popular service. Continue reading FCC Encourages Phone Carriers to Block Unwanted Text Messages