AMIT Names Gali Sheskin as New CEO of Unit 81 Alumni Network
AMIT, the alumni association representing veterans of the Intelligence Corps' Technological Unit 81, has appointed Gali Sheskin as its new chief executive. The move places a figure with a background
Facebook Faces Record Fine as Regulators Weigh Privacy Failures
A potential $5 billion penalty against Facebook would mark the largest fine the Federal Trade Commission has ever imposed on a technology company, a figure that signals how seriously regulators now
Network Diagnostic Suite Brings Enterprise-Grade Tools to Mobile
Most people troubleshoot a shaky internet connection by restarting their router and hoping for the best. Network engineers and IT administrators need something more rigorous, and a new category of
Companies Reconsider Legacy VPNs as Zero Trust Access Gains Ground
Corporate networks built on traditional VPN architecture are becoming a liability rather than a safeguard. As organizations expand remote work and cloud adoption, the old model of granting broad
Congress Weighs Binding Do Not Track Rules for Web Tracking
Federal regulators spent much of late 2010 building the case for a mechanism that does not yet exist in American law: a standardized, browser-level signal letting consumers tell advertisers to stop
Kempower's New Charger Bridges Cars and Heavy-Duty Trucks
Kempower has introduced a charging unit designed to solve one of the electric trucking industry's most stubborn infrastructure problems: the fact that cars and heavy-duty trucks currently need
Mixed Doubles Debut Pairs Serena Williams With Carlos Alcaraz
The US Open enters its opening stretch this week, and Sunday brings a notable first: mixed doubles competition kicks off at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York,
Chick-fil-A Warns Loyalty Members After Account Break-Ins
Thousands of Chick-fil-A One loyalty accounts were accessed without authorization after criminals ran stolen login credentials against the company's website and mobile app, the restaurant chain has
QR Codes on Product Packaging Raise Real Questions About Consumer Data Privacy
What started as a logistics tool designed to track automotive parts along factory assembly lines has become one of the most widely scanned objects in everyday consumer life. QR codes now appear on
Onn Google TV Devices Can Be Unlocked to Run Third-Party Apps
Walmart's Onn Google TV hardware represents one of the most affordable entry points into the streaming device market, yet most owners never realize how much of the platform's capability remains