The surprising truths and myths about microchip implants
Microchip implants, now being offered to workers by some companies, do come with risks, but not the ones you might imagine. The tiny bump on the back of Dave Williams’ […]
It’s happening! Wisconsin company becomes first in the U.S. to microchip employees
A Wisconsin company called “Three Square Market” will have employees (voluntary) receive RFID (microchip) implants that will allow them to access doors, vending machines and other facilities around the workplace. […]
Google funds automated news project
Google is funding a robot journalism project in which computers will write 30,000 stories a month for local media. The Press Association (PA) news agency received £622,000 for its Reporters […]
You don’t need a metal hook anymore to steel a car. A smartphone will do just fine!
Charles Henderson found he still had smartphone access to his old car even though he’d sold it Charles Henderson loved his “awesome” convertible, particularly the fact that he could start, […]
Astonishing! How Facebook’s tentacles reach further than you think
Facebook’s collection of data makes it one of the most influential organisations in the world. Share Lab wanted to look “under the bonnet” at the tech giant’s algorithms and connections […]
Ransomware cyber-attack threat escalating – Europol
Friday’s cyber-attack has affected more than 200,000 victims in 150 countries, Europol chief Rob Wainwright says. He told the BBC the act was “unprecedented in its scale”. The virus took […]
Which locks your phone best: Pins, Patterns or Passwords?
The popular pattern lock system used to secure millions of Android phones could be cracked within just five attempts – and more complicated patterns are the easiest to crack. With […]
Trending topics on The Resilience Post
A new Twitter feature to make life easier for emergency managers! Top 5 misconceptions of IoT network and device security Nintendo offers $20K to hack the Switch Adidas and Amazon […]
Apps vs. Chatbots: The fight for the Supply Chain future
Apps mean a simpler Supply Chain; Bots mean a more personal one The user end of the supply chain has a huge effect on the whole thing. It’s for this […]
Report: 95% of businesses have migrated critical applications to the cloud
SolarWinds recently released its 2017 IT trends report, examining the effects of increasing cloud adoption on IT and the shift to a hybrid infrastructure. The SolarWinds IT Trends Report 2017: […]
Catastrophic blackout a real possibility unless critical infrastructure improvements are made…
The connected world in which we live could suffer a catastrophic blackout unless critical infrastructure is secured, warns Eugene Kaspersky founder and CEO, Kaspersky Lab. The ramifications of a blackout, […]
Why the humble router remains one of the most insecure devices in your home
For all the time that we spend thinking about the security of our phones and laptops — about encryption, strong passwords and two-factor authentication — comparatively little attention is paid […]