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Ben Cade, CEO of Trustonic, talks about how smartphone security is more important than ever, and awareness is one of the keys to solving the problem.

The Virgin Hyperloop One CEO has a clear plan for where the company will decide to do its first builds and how it will commercialize the groundbreaking technology.

Beyond the super-fast, inexpensive rides, Virgin Hyperloop One is designing a partner ecosystem that lets riders select the fastest, cheapest, or greenest total trip.

Core Security’s Bobby Kuzma, explains what zero day exploits are, how they work, and who target.

“Technology is our life support system,” says wingsuit pilot and BASE jumper Jeb Corliss. “The future is coming fast and there are no limits.”

Bitcoin Cash is a faster, more flexible and more spendable fork of Bitcoin, explains TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Litecoin is a smaller, more accessible and more easy to acquire altcoin, explains TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner filters out the most important developments for the enterprise to watch at CES 2018.

Entrepreneurs thrive on risk. But risk has consequences, says wingsuit pilot Jeb Corliss. You can transform failure to success with planning, preparation, and remaining laser-focused on your goals.

2018 will be the year that we see major companies demonstrate a fast and appropriate response to a large-scale data breach or cyberattack, says IBM Security VP of Threat Intelligence Caleb Barlow.

Brexit is imminent. TechRepublic’s Nick Heath explains how Britain’s departure from the EU will impact business and technology.

Ransomware, data breaches, and a false sense of security are the imminent cybersecurity concerns of executives, says TechRepublic’s Olivia Krauth.

Hacking is cheap, and everything from ransomware to zero day exploits is now available as a service, says Intsights Director of Research Itay Kozuch.

The Apple Watch and an AR-assisted helmet help me make critical decisions instantly, says BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot Jeb Corliss.

Last year over 2.2 billion personal records were hacked. In 2018 expect data firms to move away from using identifiers like Social Security Numbers, says IBM Security’s Caleb Barlow.

With its growth in technology adoption and rising economy, says IBM Security’s VP of Threat Intelligence Caleb Barlow, Africa has the largest potential for impactful cyber-events.

The 2018 ransomware rollercoaster will be a rough ride for consumers and business alike, says senior security researcher Kyle Wilhoit.

Millennials, often accused of disregarding security, are early adopters of biometric and other forms of passwordless authentication, says IBM Security’s Limor Kessem.