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Uncertified devices with older Android firmware could be disconnected from Google’s productivity services, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Josh Sternberg, Tech Editor at Adweek, explains how big data, mobile devices, and IoT are changing how advertisers find and convert customers.

Dan Patterson and Zilliqa’s Amrit Kumar answer the pressing question, can blockchain streamline your industry?

Josh Sternberg, Tech Editor for Adweek, explains why editorial content is so effective at communicating brand identity by building trust.

Josh Sternberg, Tech Editor for Adweek, explains how advertisers track user web and mobile behavior to serve targeted advertising using cookies.

Jenny Soubra, US head of cyber for Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, spoke with TechRepublic’s Dan Patterson about detecting and preparing for major attacks before they happen.

Timeline, Near Share, and Cortana are all coming in the next big Windows 10 update, says TechRepublic’s Nick Heath.

Often data breaches and cyber-attacks target companies and access sensitive information using third-party vendors, says Jenny Soubra, head of cybersecurity for Allianz.

Josh Sternberg, Tech Editor at Adweek, explains how advertisers use mobile devices to track and target users.

Every business can be hacked, says Allianz head of cybersecurity Jenny Soubra, and it’s critical to perform risk analysis before a cyber-attack happens.

Dan Mallin of Equals 3 talked with TechRepublic’s Tonya Hall about how his company’s cognitive marketing assistant, Lucy, can assist with research, personality profiling, and media optimization.

Mac users exercise less caution, says Secdo security evangelist Mitchell Bezzina, which means there is a higher risk of exploits and malware infection.

Apple is targeting Chromebooks with a new entry-level iPad. Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler analyze Apple’s attempt to break Google’s grasp on the education market.

Prior to the advent of the internet, personal data was siloed in hard-to-find places, says Abine CEO Rob Shavell. Today data about all of us is remarkably easy to find.

The Amazon Echo, or Alexa, has come along way since its introduction. Here are five situations where having Alexa on your desk comes in really handy.

In a move that signals data is more valuable than cash, phishing and ransomware cyber-attackers are now demanding sensitive company information, says ZDNet’s Danny Palmer.

Abe Burmeister, cofounder of Outlier, explains the interwoven history of technology and fashion.

“Consumers have a right to know how their information is used,” says New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.