Dan Patterson

The brain-computer analogy hampers advancements in artificial intelligence, says Starmind co-founder Pascal Kaufmann.

George Townley, Director of Wireless Development and Project Management at Skypackets, explains how New York City builds wireless networks in parks.

BioCatch’s VP Frances Zelazny explains how biometric security could soon replace passwords.

BioCatch’s VP Frances Zelazny explains the mechanics of pretexting and social engineering, and why your company is vulnerable to low-tech hacks.

Cooperation between the private sector and government, says attorney and former CIA case officer Jack Rice, is the best way to protect corporate data from cyber-attacks.

Spear phishing emails targeting business users are so well-crafted they should be called “laser” phishing attacks, says Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Field CTO Diana Kelley.

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

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.

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.