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Your work data and devices can be vulnerable to network-based cyberattacks while at home, says SVP of Networks at CUJO Marcio Avillez.

Presenso CEO Eitan Vesley explains how big data and artificial intelligence breathe new life into mechanical systems by spotting breakdowns before they happen and optimizing mechanical efficiency.

The Super Bowl and Olympics are vulnerable to cyberattack, says Allianz head of cybersecurity Emy Donavan, but American companies can learn a lot from watching how event organizers fend off attacks.

Enabling auto updates on your Mac can save you time and make your system more secure. Here’s how to turn it on.

Samsung’s Shari Sentlowitz explains how the company’s outdoor interactive displays help smart cities provide critical data to residents, are easily updated, and remain functional after a big storm.

Netflix does more than create great TV shows–it’s also changing how software engineers test the resiliency of their systems through a method called Chaos Engineering.

TechRepublic contributor and photographer Ant Pruitt shares the best tips, tricks, and techniques to get the most out of Adobe’s AI toolkit.

Meow meow money. CryptoKitties is one of the best examples of how apps use blockchain tech to connect real-world value with digital items, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

From AI and automation to increased transparency and diversity in the office, TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco Rayome explains the trends driving the technology industry.

Large organizations with deployments of IoT security cameras, DVRs, and sensors will be especially impacted by ransomware’s pivot from the desktop to IoT, says IBM Security’s Caleb Barlow.

IBM discovered a sophisticated email phishing campaign that used social engineering techniques to steal millions from companies, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Hackers are making a mint on cryptocurrency mining, but they’re avoiding Bitcoin, says ZDNet’s Danny Palmer.