Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
Mac: The new MacBook Pro with a retina display are great to look at, but not every piece of software has been updated to support the higher resolution. Retinizer is an app that allows you to force highe...
Long time Hackaday reader [Kuy] sent in a project he’s been working on for the last year and a half. It’s called Galago, and it wraps up all the features we’d like to see in the current crop of ARM microcontroller dev boards into one neat package. The Galago features an AMR Cortex-M3 microcontroller running [...]
Last week we turned the spotlight on a few of our favorite Google search shortcuts that provide instant answers and helpful widgets with a single search string. We turned the mic over to you for more, a...
While making your own PCBs at home is one of the best marks of a competent builder, if you want to give your project a more professional vibe, you’re going to need to do better than bare copper traces on a piece of fiberglass. To help out his fellow makers, [Chris] sent in his Instructable [...]
After a year of development, the OSRC is ready to hit a manufacturing plant. This transmitter (and receiver) for remote control cars, airplanes, quadcopters, and semi-autonomous drones features modular everything and allows you to transmit video from the cockpit and display it on a screen in the palm of your hands. This isn’t the first time we’ve posted [...]
National security and emergency preparedness can be shifted safely to the cloud, experts say, provided agencies pay proper attention to details.
The General Services Administration has accredited 12 companies as Third Party Assessment Organizations (3PAO) for its Federal Risk and Authorization Management program.
There are several essential questions to consider in picking a cloud provider, including what level of security is needed for services your agency is moving
Old servers, drives and other media can be dangerous sources of data leakage; NIST has guidelines for removing data before the hardware goes out the door.
Symantec says the well-funded hackers behind the 2009 Google attacks are still very active in gathering intelligence, while an NSA official says nations are getting "reckless" with their attacks.