Behind The Scenes, Sony Was A Complete Mess After The Attack

The recent Sony attack is considered one of the worst cyberattacks in US corporate history. The hackers stole over 100 terabytes of data, including personal data of thousands of employees and business partners. So it’s not hard to imagine how chaotic it was for the 6,000 employees at Sony.  According to The Wall Street Journal, company email was immediately shut down after the attack, forcing every employee to resort to “an old-style communication network.” They relied on phones, gmail accounts and note pads to reach each other.

Apple hit with class action over storage eaten up by iOS 8

Apple has been hit with a lawsuit alleging that it doesn’t inform users just how much storage its new operating system will eat up – and then prods them to buy more space through its iCloud service. The case, filed in the Bay Area’s federal court on Tuesday, claims iOS 8 can take up as much as 23.1 percent of the advertised storage capacity on Apple gadgets, but few users realize that when they make their purchases.

5 mobile advertising trends to watch out for in 2015

What will the new year bring in for the mobile marketing ecosystem? Dippak Khurana, Co-founder and CEO, Vserv decodes… Emerging markets will continue to outshine developed markets when it comes to growth in smartphone and mobile internet penetration. While mobile and PC have often been treated alike by marketers, there is a radical difference in...
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Connected devices and APIs will change retail forever, says MuleSoft: 2015 Tech Predictions

In 2015, we will see the rise of the API economy in which business leaders will deliver APIs as products to their customers. We will also see a growing number of wearable devices in the enterprise. 2015 will also be … Continue reading →

The FBI Is Hiring Hackers

The FBI has launched a new campaign to hire a group of tech experts to join the agency and become "cyber special agents." An official FBI news story has been posted to describe the kind of role it's hiring for. The agency says that it's looking for people with experience in computer programming, malware analysis, and even ethical hacking.  An ethical hacker is someone hired by the owner of a computer system to try and break into it in order to test its security. Now, the FBI is looking to hire people with hacking skills to become cyber special agents.

The Small Business Revolution Will Be Measured

In 2015 I predict we will see a rise in the number of small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that collect and analyze data for improving operational efficiencies, reducing risk, and better meeting customer needs. People tend to think of big data and business intelligence as living mostly in the realm of the big enterprise. Large […]

When Internet addiction is actually a good thing

A new study from researchers at the University of Hong Kong claims that 420 million people are addicted to the Internet, about 6 percent of the world’s population. That 6 percent number may not sound high but it is – it’s actually more than three times the rates of pathological gambling observed in even the […]

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