"DATA" content on TweakTown - Page 2
We found 163 items for the tag: DATA
AP: IRS believes tax data thieves came from Russia
IRS tax thieves likely were from Russia, the IRS believes.
Tech companies don't want police to receive encrypted phone data
Silicon Valley executives hesitant of data law enforcement receive.
Gartner names CoolIT Systems a Cool Vendor in Data Center Management, Power and Cooling Report
Report: Need better breach crisis? IT manager may not be best bet
Companies must be prepared for a data breach, and it looks like IT managers may not be best choice for breach crisis.
Report: 29 million healthcare records compromised in past four years
New report indicates almost 30 million healthcare records have been stolen in the United States over the past four years.
Gartner: Security analytics could be crucial for breach detection
Cybersecurity is evolving and companies are adopting new security practices to try to defend security breaches.
Netflix wishes they didn't give Aussie ISP quote-free deals
Netflix wishes it didn't sign deals to offer Aussie's unmetered Netflix data streaming.
The government has control of your naughty selfies, Snowden says
Edward Snowden relates surveillance to the masses - the government has your naughty naked selfies.
Apple spending big dollars investing in two new Euro data centres
Apple has announced two sustainable data centers to be constructed in European countries to service local customers.
DHS recommends users uninstall Superfish adware from Lenovo products
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is strongly urging users uninstall Superfish adware from their products.
The Wall Street Journal warned us in 1990 about sale of personal data
The Wall Street Journal published an article in 1990 warning us about sale of personal data. It's interesting and awakening to reflect on past information.
Optus gives Aussies bonus' for going prepaid on their mobile
Optus are giving Australians a limited-time upgrade on their current prepaid plans.
SplashData unveil their most popular passwords of 2014 list
SplashData release the top 25 password used and stolen in 2014 - if you've set anything like what is on this list, please change it ASAP.
Synology introduces its new DiskStation 1-bay NAS server
Synology has released its new DiskStation DS115 - a 1-bay NAS device with a dual-core processor.
Facebook doubles closest competitor - 58% of Americans are still on
Facebook still reigns supreme but its growth has almost slowed to a halt. Who's next in line?
North Korean Red Star OS not the most secure choice in the world
The Red Star operating system used in North Korea has glaring security holes that western cyber experts could exploit.
DriveSavers discusses the latest data recovery techniques
Chris Bross from DriveSavers talks about the numerous challenges associated with data recovery.
Westfield Insurance Selects IBM to Transform Claims Processes; Leverage Analytics to Improve Customer Service
Android apps can access your data on 4.3 and older without permission
Running Android 4.3 or older? Your sensitive data is available for apps to steal as claimed by the Hong Kong PCPD.
Alps Electric Launches the World's Smallest Automotive 4G LTE Communication Module Powered by Marvells ARMADA Mobile Solution
A VMWare AirWatch bug allowed users to access others sensitive data
VMWare have recently patched a loophole that allowed hackers to access sensitive customer information on AirWatch systems.
The Sony Pictures hack is much more in-depth than originally known
Sony Pictures in continued turmoil over hackers efforts steal much more than originally known.
DriveSavers and SanDisk announce data recovery partnership
DriveSavers and SanDisk have forged a technical alliance for data recovery.
Australian University pioneers DVD with 1,000 TB capacity
If only I could store 40,000 movies for 13.8 Billion years on this DVD.
Final season of Star Trek: The Next Generation remastered in HD
Six disc Blu-ray boxset coming in December.
FMS 2014 - DriveSavers Data Recovery discusses latest projects
DriveSavers stops by the booth to talk about the latest in data recovery.
Thousands rally behind lawsuit that claims Facebook broke EU data law
Over 17,000 people have joined a lawsuit against Facebook accusing it of assisting the NSA's spying programme.