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Management consulting giant Accenture launches dedicated Cyber Intelligence Platform

By Duncan Riley Feb 29, 2016

Management consulting services giant Accenture PLC has entered the cyber intelligence space with the launch of its new Accenture Cyber Intelligence Platform Monday. The platform, an addition to Accenture’s existing Managed Security offerings, is…

Caught in a trap: Snapchat employee leaks payroll data in spear-phishing attack

By Duncan Riley Feb 29, 2016

Payroll data from messaging app maker Snapchat, Inc. has fallen into the wrong hands after an employee was fooled into emailing it to a person who was pretending to be an employee of the…

It had to happen eventually: Google self-driving car partially blamed for bus accident

By Duncan Riley Feb 29, 2016

In a case of “it had to happen eventually,” a Google self-driving car has been partially blamed for an accident with a bus on Valentine’s Day, February 14. In a statutory filing submitted (pdf)…

Kumbaya! Amazon Echo beats Apple, Google smart home efforts

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 29, 2016

A new report from Argus Insights, Inc. reveals that though homeowners are not that happy with their smart home devices, there’s one device that’s delighting the masses. The report reveals that consumers are frustrated…

Major update proves Bethesda hasn’t forgotten about Fallout Shelter

By Eric David Feb 29, 2016

In all of the excitement surrounding the release of Fallout 4, you may have forgotten Bethesda Game Studios’ surprisingly successful mobile game, Fallout Shelter, but the developer has kept up its promise of adding new…

Encryption adoption low for cloud users, but it’s growing

By Michelle Davidson Feb 29, 2016

Encryption is the first line of defense when securing data in the cloud, but many companies don’t make use of it. A new study on encryption trends found 56 percent of organizations transfer sensitive…

What you missed in the Smart World: It’s flu season for IoT

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 29, 2016

It’s flu season for the Internet of Things. This past week saw an infectious virus spreading across connected devices as easily as the common cold, new security tools from Verizon and BlackBerry, and an…

HTC Vive pre-orders are now live if you can afford that sort of thing

By Eric David Feb 29, 2016

For those of you who fall into the wealthy early adopter demographic, you now have another ridiculously expensive option to join the virtual reality craze, as the HTC Vive is now available for pre-order…

Rejoice Raspberry Pi users: the new Pi 3 is 64-bit with on-board Wi-Fi

By Kyt Dotson Feb 29, 2016

The Raspberry Pi Foundation just announced the release of the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, a tiny open source hardware platform for Internet of Things applications, which comes with 802.11n wireless LAN and Bluetooth…

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Dell-EMC merger receives approval from EU regulators

By Maria Deutscher Feb 29, 2016

Less than a week after receiving the blessings of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Dell Inc.’s proposed acquisition of EMC Corp. has cleared another major regulatory hurdle on the other side of the pond.…

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Management consulting giant Accenture launches dedicated Cyber Intelligence Platform

Caught in a trap: Snapchat employee leaks payroll data in spear-phishing attack

It had to happen eventually: Google self-driving car partially blamed for bus accident

Kumbaya! Amazon Echo beats Apple, Google smart home efforts

Major update proves Bethesda hasn’t forgotten about Fallout Shelter

What you missed in the Smart World: It’s flu season for IoT

HTC Vive pre-orders are now live if you can afford that sort of thing

Rejoice Raspberry Pi users: the new Pi 3 is 64-bit with on-board Wi-Fi

Dell-EMC merger receives approval from EU regulators

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