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Half of U.S. businesses have no formal BYOD policy for security

Emergence of biometric smartphone security is rare, survey says

STEAM Carnival aims to get kids interested in tech

The son of Pong creator Nolan Bushnell creates a carnival for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math education.

Why IT and Operations are on a collision course

Long autonomous, IT and operations are now forced to work together, spurred by increasingly complex digital devices that pose fearsome cybersecurity threats.

App companies propose new model for worker benefits

Some app companies are facing pressure to provide benefits to their workers

Digitization project shows college kids haven’t changed much since 1743

IT Resume Makeover: How to inject some personality

In a world of bland resumes, color, graphics and creative formatting will get you noticed. But how much is too much? Award-winning resume writer and career coach Donald Burns helps one client successfully add personality in this month's makeover.

MacBook ‘vending machine’ dispenses loaners at London School of Economics

LSE’s iRoam laptop service lets students borrow Apple laptops from the library

Study reveals that most companies are failing at big data

Research from PwC and Iron Mountain reports some surprising statistics about how companies are using the data they collect.

If one of Pluto’s moons spins any faster its surface might fly off

Pluto’s moons are some of the wackiest in known space world

10 reasons why phishing attacks are nastier than ever

Forget Nigerian princes -- today’s spearphishing is sophisticated business, fooling even the most seasoned security pros