Author name: Trey Pascador

Connected gadgets are sure to show up under Christmas trees next month but Australians are still well behind the curve when it comes to securing them, one technologist has warned as new survey results suggest that many users still can’t pick out a phishing email – and that 4 in 5 users have no idea

DESPITE widespread publicity about cyber attacks and scams, Australians are still sharing passwords, leaving devices unprotected and engaging in risky online behaviour. The annual Norton Cyber Security Insights Report shows even Australians affected by cybercrime continued unsafe behaviour. Almost 1 in 4 (24%) are likely to share their password with others, negating their efforts to

I’ll admit it. I kept calling my Google Home “Alexa” (followed by an expletive when my Dot perked up, ready to help). But can you blame me? There’s a lot of overlap between Google’s voice-controlled speaker and Amazon’s range of devices with Alexa. Both have smart assistants that can tell you the latest news and

Daymond John was born in Brooklyn, New York, and he grew up in Hollis, Queens. After his father walked out when John was ten years old, his mother hustled, working two and three jobs at a time, but she could still barely cover expenses. There were months in the winter when they couldn’t turn the

Top executives discuss multifamily’s biggest innovations and concerns Technology is transforming every imaginable aspect of the multifamily industry, from top-level corporate strategies to the ways residents interact with their apartment units. Multi-Housing News gathered five technology experts to discuss how these trends are shaping the way their companies do business and how they will impact