used with permission from the FTC by Rosario Méndez Scammers try to contact people in many ways. They call, email, put ads online, send messages on social media and more. If you own a small business, they’re trying to contact you, too. Lately we’ve been hearing about scammers who reach out to small businesses through

used with the permission of http://thenetwork.cisco.com by Jason Deign In 2013, a telemarketer called Samantha West made headlines when it was believed she might be a robot. Could a real robot get away with it today? The prospect of artificial intelligences (AIs) that can get away with fooling humans is leading experts to question whether

Clear Out Cyber Clutter Start fresh this spring — online and offline. In addition to the traditional tasks on your spring cleaning list, take time for “digital spring cleaning” as well. Just a few simple steps can make a big difference in helping protect yourself online. Clean your machine. Update the security software on all of

used with permission from HP Technology at Work Despite grave warnings from the likes of Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) apocalypse hasn’t arrived quite yet. However, AI is advancing in new ways to help us. From predicting earthquakes to improving cancer diagnoses, here are AI’s latest futuristic advances—plus the one that

On Friday, May 12th, tens of thousands of ransomware attacks struck more than 74 countries, including the United States, within hours. This unprecedented ransomware attack crippled a number of UK hospitals, where staff were unable to access patient records and appointments because their files were taken hostage. The ransomware infection has continued spreading, though by