Automated License Plate Readers, which collect not just numbers and letters but the location and time of the scan, are both a privacy and security concern. While they are supposed to be confidential, accessible only to law enforcement, recent reports
Legislation now pending in Congress would outlaw the use of bots – coded automation used by scalpers – to buy up tickets to concerts and other events before the average buyer can even get in line.
A ‘historic’ agreement in September between the U.S. and China to curb economic espionage hasn’t made much difference yet. Some experts hope that, over time, it will decline, but if it doesn’t, there isn’t much the U.S.
An interview with the author of "Lights Out"
Given numerous examples of catastrophic security risks from third-party relationships, the merger and acquisition industry needs to get caught up
The advertising contractor for metropolitan Boston’s subway rail system is launching a program to track riders with smart beacon technology. The company emphasizes that it is voluntary and anonymous, but privacy experts are not convinced
The Oct. 1 deadline to shift from “swipe-and-signature” credit cards to EMV, or “chip and PIN” has been known for years. But merchants, and even some of the card brands, have been slow to respond. One major reason, according t
Training and experience are mandatory just to be considered for top security jobs. But they aren’t enough.
Security executives say the sharing of threat information is useful – and they’re already doing it. Legislating it, some say, could get in the way
