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title : Quest Diagnostics Revealed Around 34,000 Of Personal Health Data Hacked
summary : The recent news of possible Russian hackers’ interference during the US Presidential Election is overshadowing an actual hack on one of Quest Diagnostics’ internet application. The breached network affected around 34,000 personal health data. The lab company announced that it is currently investigating the said unauthorized third-party intrusion.
date : Dec 14, 2016 04:28 PM EST
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title : Did HP's Lapse Cause the Data Breach of US Navy's More Than 130,000 Sailors?
summary : Data breach in not unusual nowadays. It's one thing to be hacked because a hacker worked his/her way through a weak cybersecurity. It's another thing to have a data breach because of a lapse. The US Navy has announced that more than 130,000 of their sailor's data were breached. Apparently, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services (HPES) has already notified the Navy back on Oct. 27.
date : Nov 25, 2016 09:31 AM EST
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title : Interview With Skip Vaccarello, Author of Finding God In Silicon Valley: 'Take Advantage of Every Opportunity to Reach Out'
summary : As a tech executive for over 30 years, Skip Vaccarello, who chairs the "Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast," sees and understands the desperate spiritual and emotional needs of those living in Silicon Valley. Together with other Christian leaders who are making plans to transform the Bay Area for Christ, Vaccarello is doing his part by writing and publishing a book titled "Finding God in Silicon Valley" that consists of interviews with 26 committed followers of Christ and his commentaries.
date : Sep 02, 2015 01:05 PM EDT
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title : HP Spectre x360 Release Date, Specs, Price, Review: A Windows 8.1 Laptop Designed to Compete with MacBook Air and Lenovo Yoga
summary : Hewlett-Packard Co. has released the Spectre x360 for public sale on Monday, which was designed with the help of Microsoft and will attempt to compete with Apple MacBook Air and Lenovo Yoga models.
date : Mar 02, 2015 08:26 AM EST
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title : OnMobile 2014 Shows That Gesture-Based Computing Eyewear Are Moving Well Beyond Google Glass
summary : The field of new devices and applications for the mobile space is getting more crowded these days, as technology breakthroughs and consumer demand are powering a wave of exciting products. Although there is increased speculation that Google's revolutionary computerized eyewear - Glass - may never become a widely accepted consumer product, demonstrations at a recent mobile conference show that technology researchers are still fully prepared to usher us boldly into a gesture based world.
date : Nov 27, 2014 01:43 AM EST
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