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Evaluating the Cyber Risk

Thanks to connected devices, book worms can download novels at the beach, small-business owners can swipe credit cards using smartphones, and first responders can access realtime GPS-routing information when it’s needed most. However, could this convenience be opening doors for cyber criminals?

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FTC Endorses Do Not Track

M2M (machine-to-machine) technology—in the form of GPS-enabled location-based services, for instance—has the potential to give us peace of mind, or to put us on edge due to privacy and security concerns. An application that uses a mobile-device user’s current location often does so to deliver the most relevant data and services in realtime.

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Symantec Focuses on Mobility for the Enterprise

Mobility is an important part of connected solutions, and at MobileCON, Symantec announced new solutions designed to help businesses use mobile solutions more effectively.

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Verizon Wants to Keep Data Secure

We all know that today there is more data floating around than ever before. As our world becomes more connected, our information is more often digital, and thieves and hackers are always in the shadows, ready to pounce on under-protected data. While data breaches often make news, the fact is they are usually the exception rather than the norm. But that doesn’t mean companies can become lax about how they protect data. One of the first steps is understanding when and how data can become vulnerable.

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Smart Security

There is no question connected technology is changing the way we carry out simple, everyday tasks within our homes. The smarter our products are getting, the easier our lives are becoming, whether we are away from home or sitting on our couch. In many ways, this is due to the fact M2M (machine-to-machine) technology has taken over more parts of the home.

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