Michael Heller

New research from Barracuda Networks show most hackers operate during the 5-day workweek and exploit known vulnerabilities.

Better late than never!

Technology giant IBM says the US government has ‘no jurisdiction‘ to request data from its European entities.

Some are concerned that MWC might not be quite the same next month but as Nick Booth finds out, don’t say that to TelcoDR – it’s fighting talk!

More data stolen in January 2021 than in all of 2017, says report  ComputerWeekly.com

When you buy a film on Amazon Prime Video, you might think you own it. You would be wrong. Amazon can whip away “your” content with no explanation. It’s in its

The Met Gala plans to return in September with an event hosted by Amanda Gorman, and other news.

Two years after a Kansas water facility breach, authorities indicted Wyatt A. Travnichek for the attempted attack.

Black Kingdom ransomware, seen last year exploiting a Pulse Secure VPN vulnerability, is now attacking on-premises Exchange servers and demanding $10,000.

America’s ultra-wealthy have pulled off a brilliant heist — in South Dakota  The Washington Post

In “Mine!” Michael Heller and James Salzman take a deep dive into the surprisingly fraught and hidden world of ownership law.

“Ownership is not disappearing in the sharing economy — just the opposite.”

The bestselling author and star Wharton professor is out with his regular list of the season’s best new titles.

Who “owns” the space behind your airplane seat? The airlines don’t want you to know

I’m delighted to report that Prof. Michael Heller (Columbia) and my colleague Prof. James Salzman (UCSB/UCLA) are guest-blogging for the

At CES 2021, Wondercise announced that the new Motion Match exercise-tracking system can use three points to measure exercise form.

In honor of the fourth anniversary of the Sag Harbor Cinema fire, today the theater is releasing a five-minute documentary that commemorates that event as recalled by the firefighters who battled the fateful blaze.

Experts discussed why, when it comes to cybersecurity training, positive reinforcement techniques, like praising good behavior and gamification, can yield better results for employees who perform risky actions.

Even in uncertain times, companies can create successful cybersecurity budgets with the proper planning, research and negotiation tactics in place, according to Gartner and Forrester experts.

Security firm believes it now has more for its channel to offer as a result of its latest acquisition.