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Intel No More: Apple Designs its Own Processors

May 2, 2020 | Apple, Business, CPU, GPU, iMac, iOS, Mac Pro, MacBook, Mobile, Proprietary Design, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Technology

Intel No More: Apple Designs its Own Processors Covid-19 spells the end for Intel (at least for Apple). Next year Apple will be using its own proprietary CPU’s an GPU’s in its products. They will be basing the design of these on their company developed...

Your mobile device is safer on the road/at home if you do a few things

Apr 28, 2020 | Business, Features, iHeart, Internet, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Patching, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Tracking, Updates, updates and patches

You’re mobile device is safer on the road/at home if you do a few things Hi. Craig Peterson here with a blink into mobile device security. The true cost of a lost mobile device goes far beyond the cost of replacement. Totaling up the expense of lost productivity,...

Contact Tracing = Limited Privacy

Apr 25, 2020 | Android, anonymity, Apple, Applications, apps, Big Tech, Biological Viruses, Business, contact tracing, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Covid-19, Epidemiology, Google, Government, Internet, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Monitoring, Monitoring, Pandemic, Privacy, privacy, Public Health, Quarantine, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Surveillance, Technology, Technology, Tracking

Contract Tracing = Limited Privacy Inital projected models for the spread of this novel virus were designed specifically to ramp up fear. Big Tech and Governments are working on ways to try to control the spread of a pandemic that frankly is really not much worse than...

3 Mobile Security Problems That Most Security Teams Haven’t Fixed Yet

Apr 4, 2020 | Applications, Attack Vectors, Business, Internet, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Phishing, Phone, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Technology, updates and patches

3 Mobile Security Problems That Most Security Teams Haven’t Fixed Yet Workplaces continue to expand beyond the walls of the traditional office building and out into unsecured environments, increasingly relying on mobile devices. But as mobile usage increases, so...

Technology Empowers Pandemic Response, But Privacy Worries Remain

Apr 4, 2020 | Agencies, Big Tech, Biological Viruses, Business, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Covid-19, FDA, Fines and Penalties, Government, Hacking, Mobile Phones, Monitoring, Monitoring, Pandemic, Patching, Privacy, Quarantine, Quarantine, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Remote-Work, Security, Security Alerts, social distancing, Technology, Technology, Tracking, Updates

Technology Empowers Pandemic Response, But Privacy Worries Remain In late January and early February, a study of influenza had the ability to reveal whether subjects in the Seattle area were infected by the novel coronavirus. But medical privacy rules scuttled...

Introducing Zero-Trust Access

Apr 4, 2020 | Access Controls, Attack Vectors, Business, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Government, Hackers, Internet, intrusion tactics, Malware, Mobile, Networking, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Regulatory Compliance, Remote-Work, Security, Technology, Technology, Vulnerabilities, Zero Trust, Zero-Day

Introducing Zero-Trust Access Working remotely has been a reality for many knowledge workers for many years, enabled by the growth and development of the Internet, Wi-Fi connectivity, and mobile computing devices. Indeed, it was this trend that powered the...