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Forgotten data could be a liability for hospital security

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Everyday it seems like some new cybersecurity threat is rearing its head. As much as organizations bolster their networks' defenses, they will eventually fall victim to a breach if they do not remain proactive about security. Staying apprised of new cyberthreats and taking the proper precautions is the only way to establish a secure network. With...

Police utilize new technology to help them solve crimes 

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Technology has radically changed how people live. Each year, there are new and innovative ways to connect with others, work more efficiently and solve complex problems. A growing number of police forces are also taking advantage of new technology to better track and share data, to solve crimes and also to prevent them. Toledo, Ohio uses ...

Making the case for MOOCs

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The proliferation of higher education Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) - the practice of offering widely available classes to anyone online - has stirred up quite a bit of debate in academic circles. Views on the burgeoning teaching method range from heralding it as an education equalizer to dismissing it as just another flavor of the month tren...

University eases campus life through mobile connectivity

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Adjusting to college life can be tough. For most incoming freshmen, attending a university marks their first taste of independence. Living in a new town hundreds if not thousands of miles away from their family and friends, students are faced with transitioning into an unfamiliar landscape while attending class, maintaining grades and developing a ...