It’s day 4 of RSA Conference 2017 as I write this. For me, the event ends with a flight home in a few hours. Before doing so, a review of the week is in order. Journalists often write preview stories for RSA, and we’re no exception. My preview appeared on Naked Security last week, and now it’s time […]
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See video on YouTube; National Law Journal article on keynote The growth of the internet, the ubiquity of smart phones and social media have transformed life and the law in America, according experts gathered for a recent cyberlaw symposium organized by the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and its Maryland Law Review. The
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At CES 2017, Ford announced that they were adding support for Amazon’s Alexa into their SYNC3 infotainment system. In January, Ford rolled out the update to a few of their vehicles, with the remaining portion of their fleet getting the update before the end of the year. The Ford Fusion Energi was one of three
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(Credit: Shutterstock) The Internet of Things crashed into the old Internet on Oct 21st, and it wasn’t pretty. A specialized but fairly simple bit of malware known as Mirai was used to cause huge numbers of simple Internet-connected devices (cameras, home routers, baby monitors, etc.) to flood the infrastructure of a service provider called Dyn.
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Shutterstock photo The world around us is moving towards pervasive connectivity, and as a result, any connected device can be a potential Point of Sale (PoS). This is exactly what the new initiative by IBM and Visa intends to accomplish, by combining “the business of the Internet of Things with the technology of the Internet
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The Internet of Healthy Things (IoHT): Now we can start to take control of our own health regimes and live better. Image credit: Medelinked This is a contributed post written by Jas Singh in his role as chief technology officer for mobile & online health platform company Medelinked. The organization aims to empower people to take control
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The global Internet of Things devices market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 4 percent from 2017 to 2021, according to a new report from market research firm Technavio. In a press release highlighting the new report, Technavio said the global IoT devices market size is forecast to reach $1.37 billion by
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http://www.pymnts.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/TSYS-Hackathon-Interview.mp3 As the world of payments continues to change and evolve, it’s tough to know exactly where new technologies and innovations will take commerce next. But the recent FinTech Hack @ ATDC competition, which was held at the Georgia Institute of Technology and sponsored by global payments companies TSYS and Worldpay U.S., provided entrepreneurs, developers,
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Home News IBM Pushes Machine Learning into Cloud, IoT, and Beyond Michael Feldman | February 17, 2017 08:55 CET If you’ve been tracking IBM’s newsfeed lately, you’ll notice the company is expanding its cognitive computing strategy to encompass more and more platforms, not to mention customers. Recent platform upgrades include IBM’s BlueMix cloud, private clouds
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The Internet of Things comprises billions of sensors around the world and many of those sensors will ultimately lead to transactions. As many of those transactions will involve payments, IBM and Visa are now teaming so that those payments can be made through any IoT device. IBM’s Watson, of Jeopardy fame, already allows businesses to
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