Videos

Dan Patterson interviewed Alissa Johnson, Xerox Chief Information Security Officer, at Black Hat. She discussed defining IT processes, simplifying the tech industry, and more.

Daniel Crowley, research baron for X-Force Red at IBM, and Jennifer Savage, security researcher at Threatcare, show an exploited demo based on vulnerabilities found in the Meshlium router at Black Hat.

TechRepublic’s Jack Wallen helps you resolve your Outlook connectivity issues

Fortunately, unrooting is not all that hard on most devices. The process requires an app called SuperSU.

TechRepublic’s Jack Wallen walks you through the installation of Ubuntu Mini by way of a VirtualBox VM (but the process will be the same on bare metal hardware).

TechRepublic’s Jack Wallen walks you through how to install MCRYPT

Cubic is a custom Ubuntu ISO creator, and with it you can take a standard Ubuntu ISO image, install all the third-party software you need, and create a custom, bootable image from that

Samsung’s Jonathan Wong explains how defense-grade security keeps the company’s mobile platform secure.

Samsung’s Jonathan Wong explains how your mobile phone could power a PC-like productivity experience.

We invite insecurity and hacking, says Scythe CEO Bryson Bort, by pushing millions of insecure IoT devices into the environment.

IBM security researchers have discovered invasive and targeted artificial intelligence-powered cyber-attacks triggered by geolocation and facial recognition.

Want to hire and retain better employees? Check for these warning signs with potential job candidates.

Facial recognition and artificial intelligence could remove all of the privacy we have come to expect, says Intrepid Corporation’s chief scientist Lance Cottrell.

IBM security researchers demonstrate how new artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology can trigger malware lurking within common applications.

Here’s a quick overview of Google’s ARCore, an SDK that enables developers to work with augmented reality on Android, iOS, Unreal, and the web.

When I have a bad day it’s a bad day for a lot of people, says Sergio Caltagirone, former NSA cyber-defense expert and director of threat intelligence at Dragos.

TechRepublic’s Tom Merritt sounds off the top 5 ways to get podcasts on the go

The new $1,000-plus smartphone is geared toward business users with everything from an improved DeX interface, to more memory, and an updated S Pen.