Grant Gross writes, "Only 30% of sensitive information stored on U.S. government laptops and mobile devices, including the personal information of U.S. residents, was encrypted a year ago, despite a series of data breaches at government agencies in recent years, according to an auditor's report." read more » DiscussBury
"Hong Kong and China are the "most dangerous" places to surf the Web based on country domain, according to McAfee's annual assessment of the riskiest and safest places in cyberspace." read more » DiscussBury
"Only 5% of consumer electronics products returned to retailers are malfunctioning - yet many people who return working products think they are broken, a new study indicates." read more » DiscussBury
"After last week's news that Sprint confirmed its plans to implement a 5 GB per month overall use cap for its mobile broadband service, the company has seen a flurry of negative comments..." read more » DiscussBury
While nearly half of U.S. retailers have been hit with some kind of information security attack, only a small percentage of them have actually reported breaches to their customers. read more » DiscussBury
Jason Hiner, Executive Editor over at TechRepublic writes about what he believes are the top ten most important business technology products of 2007: i-Mate smartphones, Sprint's Xohm, Salesforce.Co read more » DiscussBury
