Many companies don’t set policies around telecommuting tools--leaving companies vulnerable to lost or stolen data.

True story. I'd been getting fed up with Firefox, in part because it was acting sluggish and flaky, so I decided to give Google's Chrome browser a try. And by "try," I mean make it my primary browser for a couple weeks.

After earthquake, hurricane, fire and flood, surely there's much to be learned about continuity.

A new Mac Trojan disguises itself as a Flash installer. Here's what to watch for, and whether you should be worried.

As facial recognition tech moves onto the streets of your town, will your privacy be a casualty?

The spy agency has invested in Oculis Labs, a company that uses facial recognition software to blur your computer screen.

There have been two major Certificate Authority attacks this year--and the hackers are wielding fake certificates

The tools used to ring up sales have come a long way since the cash register. The first point-of-sale (POS) software for Microsoft Windows emerged in the early 1990s. POS systems have since evolved from souped-up cash registers that did nothing more than record sales into hubs for business management, operations, and analysis. The past decade has seen the rise of touchscreen interfaces, customer self-checkout stations, and payment kiosks.

An attack on a Dutch company that issues certificates used to authenticate websites was state-sponsored, according to the chief executive of Comodo, a company that also issues digital certificates and suffered a similar setback in March.

Researchers have found easy methods that hackers can use to gain access to your data using the office printer.