Protecting Privacy and Cybersecurity in the IoT and Connected Devices Era with Advanced Technologies

Armin Intrigen
July 13, 2024
Filed in: Cybersecurity • Privacy

The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized the way we live and work, bringing unprecedented convenience and efficiency to our daily lives. But as we increasingly rely on connected devices to manage everything from our homes to our health, a daunting question looms: how do we safeguard our privacy in this brave new world? The answer, it turns out, is not a simple... read more

Transform Remote Workspace Security By Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Protect Against Emerging Threats

Armin Intrigen
July 11, 2024
Filed in: AI • Cybersecurity • Remote Working • Startup

The rapid shift to remote work has fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape. As organizations grapple with securing dispersed networks and protecting sensitive data across countless home offices, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a critical tool in the fight against cyber threats. This technology is not just enhancing existing security measures; it's... read more

How Does Web Hosting Work? Here’s How To Start Your Blog In 2022

John Watson
May 27, 2022
Filed in: Digital Nomad • Startup

Many are calling it "The Great Resignation", and others are calling it the "The Big Quit". Millions of people are quitting their day jobs, especially in America. Everyone is tired of the grind and lack of meaning and purpose at jobs they hate, and many have no idea what they're going to do next. Without a purpose, a job seems meaningless, and people dread going to work... read more

Google Acquires Biometric Data Of 30 Million People Through Fitbit Acquisition

John Watson
January 14, 2021
Filed in: Big Data • Internet Security • Privacy • Tech Trends • Technology

Thought your data on Fitbit was safe? Google just acquired Fitbit for $2.1 Billion , which is more than they purchased YouTube for 15 years ago ($1.65 Billion). Fitbit has nearly 30 million users in 2021 (29 million to be precise) , and this means a huge amount of biometric data. Google had first stated its intentions to purchase Fitbit in November of 2019 . Many users... read more

Forced Lockdowns & Big Tech Tyranny Will Create A New Era Of Digital Innovation

John Watson
January 12, 2021
Filed in: Startup • Tech Trends • Technology

It's been a long year and you made it through 2020 alive, although maybe not unharmed. Government imposed lockdowns in nearly every country in the first world have created a significant loss to businesses, where as many as 60% of small businesses have shut their doors and will not reopen. There are only a couple of countries which did not destroy their economy by not... read more

Could Bitwarden Be The Best Free Password Manager To Replace LastPass?

John Watson
March 14, 2019
Filed in: Privacy Apps • Tech Trends • Technology

Bitwarden is an open-source, free password manager, featuring the ability to store unlimited logins, which sync to unlimited devices and browsers - including mobile devices, for free; a secure password generator, and secure notes. 2 step authentication is a paid feature. LastPass is also a password manager with all of the same features, and which has been around for... read more

Could Apple’s New Quiet AI Acquisition Indicate A Turning Point For The Company – And Perhaps The World?

Alaric Anderson
November 26, 2018
Filed in: AI Apps • Big Data • Future AI • Future Tech • Internet Security • Tech Trends

While Google has never really been privacy-focused, but rather in recent years has become more and more dangerous for consumers who desire to maintain a level of privacy and security in our increasingly technological and Orwellian society, Apple on the other hand recently made a purchase of an AI company which may indicate a shift in the other direction. Apple vs... read more

Automated Recruiting: A Dangerous New Tech Trend Harming Both Employers and Job-Seekers

John Watson
August 15, 2018
Filed in: Startup • Tech Trends • Top 10

Have you ever received an email asking to take an automated video interview or automated phone interview? Are you a company which uses this practice? This abomination is becoming more prevalent, but the damage it leaves in its wake is causing great harm to the hiring market and companies which use it. Here are the top 10 reasons you should ignore and immediately delete... read more

AOL Mail Begins Permanently Deleting Accounts Not Used Regularly With No Way To Recover Your Emails Or Data

John Watson
July 29, 2018
Filed in: Internet Security • Security

AOL Mail is no longer a safe place to use email or to use as an OpenID endpoint - and that includes past and old accounts you may have. While AOL mail lost the majority of new email signups when they began requiring a real phone number for all free email accounts, now they have begun permanently deleting all accounts which have not been active over the last 180 days. If... read more

As Internet Regulation like GDPR Continues To Grow, Internet Privacy Will Get Worse

Alaric Anderson
May 25, 2018
Filed in: Cybersecurity • Internet Security • Privacy • Security

The release of the recent GDPR Compliance regulation by the EU which threatens to fine all companies up to 2% of total global annual turnover or €10 million Euro (about $11.66 million USD) for failing to adhere to ambiguous and oppressive new regulations concerning privacy of user data is counterproductively a danger to the security and privacy of the internet. As a... read more

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