The price of getting hacked could offset the amount of profit a company has generated and the deep trust your brand has engendered in the customers. This was recently evident with Slack, a collaboration platform for office workers, which admitted that it had succumbed to a security breach in February 2015.
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Google Finds Flaw in SSL, How it Fixes the Problem
Creating security certificates for domains, by best practices standards, is best done when you operate the website yourself. Otherwise, you only end up breaching the SSL for that domain in the process.
How To Make Sure Your E-commerce Store Is Mobile-friendly
Nowadays, everything is run by technology. It is actually interesting how everything you want to accomplish or buy is just a click away. You can shop, request services, monitor your premises, and do other things all through your phone. People staring at mobile devices all the time has also become a normal thing. Therefore, it […]
Google is working on a Gmail-based Payment Service
The growing battle in the payment services space is gaining even more momentum after what appears to be a document showing Google’s planned payment option via Gmail has been leaked.
LinkedIn veers from social networking to content generation for ad revenues
From providing a platform for business professionals to share content, LinkedIn is now shifting its attention to the business of generating content, that is, flooding your feed with news.
Cisco reveals how its clients evade NSA spying
In the wake of the U.S. National Security Agency’s spying scandal, major technology providers have reeled from the heavy blow on the reliability of their products after some customers lost their trust in them. One of those technology providers is Cisco Systems, whose products were seen having been tampered with by NSA personnel in one […]
