It’s official: Adobe Flash is the program of choice for cyberattacks. But is dumping it a viable solution for increased system security? Heinan shares his thoughts on Flash’s vulnerabilities, our need for the software, and the new beta version of Flash Player 20 in his latest article for the
The use of bright screens late at night can do significant damage to our sleep cycles. Unfortunately, turning the brightness down isn’t enough to protect our internal clocks from impairment.
It’s been quite an eventful year of tech news, with the introduction of key consumer products, and instances of peculiar—and particularly frightening—cyberattacks. What’s the forecast for tech trends in 2016?
What does successful innovation look like? It looks like technology that has been completely repurposed, reimagined, and reinvigorated. What it doesn’t look like is the same old functionality in a different shape or form. Read more about what Tesla got right and what the Apple Watch got wrong in Heinan’s latest
This summer, if you browsed to Yahoo.com while running an old version of Adobe Flash, you may have become infected with malware. How? It’s called “malvertising,” and we are all vulnerable to it. Find out how malvertising works, and how you can best keep yourself protected from it in this article
The news these days is all but overrun with stories of hackers, cyberattacks, cyberterrorism and the importance of cybersecurity. While concerns about external threats to network security are completely valid (I think Target and its former CEO would vouch for us here), this only makes up one side of the