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To stay on the cutting edge, IT must transform in to a service-based industry. From Tech Pro Research, Bill Detwiler shares top tops to deliver IT that meets the needs of business, vendors, and customers.

Researchers recently discovered a method of hacking Amazon Echoes in order to capture all the audio it hears and stream it anywhere the attacker wants.

There will soon be 50 billion IoT in the market. Lastwall CEO Karl Holmqvist, and Global Cybersecurity Summit organizer Ryan Brack explain why cybersecurity solutions require long-term planning.

Using Android’s static address feature is easy. Here’s how to do it.

The Girl Scouts of the USA are adding cybersecurity badges to the achievements young girls can learn. Could programs like these help shrink the cybersecurity skills gap?

While iOS, macOS, and Android users have a plethora of options for replacing the YouTube editor, Chromebook users don’t have the same luxury.

Here’s a quick peak inside one of the cyberwarfare games that’s helping countries build their defenses. For more, check out the associated cover story.

Professionals in these five cities overwhelmingly think the 9-5 workday is dead, and our constantly connected world is to blame.

TechRepublic talked to a biohacker in Sweden to see a live demo of how a microchip that uses a magnetic field to transfer data can turn on a smartphone.

As many industry watchers know, working in tech can come with some pretty great benefits. Here are some of the most commonly desired.

Steve Ranger explains the growth of Windows 10, and why Windows XP, an operating system released nearly 16 years ago, was entrenched with business.

Infecting machines through a phishing campaign, new macOS malware called OS X / Dok uses stolen developer credentials to bypass Gatekeeper and hooks into macOS preventing removal.