Tagged - security

10 Global Tech Trends Off the Mainstream Radar

I am often asked: "What are you watching now?" This is a tougher question than it may seem, when one is watching hundreds of threads, in a larger number of pattern...

What Will Go Wrong: A Cyber Warning

I asked my friend Joi Ito, now head of the MIT Media Lab, what he thought of a certain Japanese prime minister. Without a moment's hesitation, he answered: "BM, or AM?"...

A Centerpiece Conversation with Mark Hurd

Mark Anderson interviewed Oracle CEO Mark Hurd, and the two cover such topics as cloud computing, Platform as a Service, security, data center management, and hardware...

Commercial Surveillance

Which are you more concerned about spying on you and your data: national intelligence agencies or corporations? If national intelligence agencies have access to virtually...

The Real Security Problem: People

​The collapse of the old-style security firms that we predicted a few months ago is now well under way, with the largest of these talking publicly about the demise of...

Special Letter: The Second Internet Revolution - Bringing Democracy Up to Speed

This week’s issue describes how we might bring elections and voting into the 21st century, enabling increased fairness and objectivity in the ongoing struggle for real...

The Internet of Other Things

There is no question that the large ship of technology funding and planning has shifted toward the Internet of Things. From the smallest startups (remember cute little...

FiRe 2014: The Inventions and Trends We're Watching

Here is a selection of what we will be talking about, and doing, at FiRe 2014, with a few words on the trends behind them and why we picked them.

Asia Letter, Q2 2014

This week, Asia Editor Scott Foster takes a close and detailed look at country plans and hopes in the worlds of sustainability and energy, from vendor to customer, supply...

The New INSecurity and INVNT/IP

The nation-sponsored cyber attacks on US corporations are not the result of a purely military plan, but of a new national business model.
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