by Steve Moye | Apr 18, 2016 | Steve Moye
Identity theft is a dangerous consequence of the modern digital age. According to an Internet Security Threat Report from the company Symantec, the largest portion of data breaches (39%) in 2015 were related to healthcare. Ransomware, according to the report,...
by Steve Moye | Mar 18, 2016 | Steve Moye
In the seven years that it’s been around, Fitbit’s design hasn’t changed much. It doesn’t look like jewelry, it isn’t high-fashion, it’s just a Fitbit. Yet that doesn’t mean it isn’t susceptible to the trends in its industry; take a look at, for example, the new...
by Steve Moye | Mar 18, 2016 | Steve Moye
Google’s parent company Alphabet Inc hasn’t been pleased with its robotics subsidiary, Boston Dynamics. A report from Bloomberg indicates Alphabet executives don’t think it will generate any substantial revenue in the next few years, and that Boston Dynamics is...
by Steve Moye | Feb 26, 2016 | Steve Moye
Business in the healthcare wearable industry is booming, with compound annual growth rates of 25% to 2020. In 2015, the market was worth $5.1 billion. In a market with such strong demands, intense competition leads to a volatile market where companies emerge just as...
by Steve Moye | Nov 19, 2015 | Steve Moye
Over the years, Microsoft hasn’t developed a good reputation for security, making healthcare executives hesitant to use their programs for their perceived vulnerability. Yet during a “State of Security” address at the Microsoft Cloud Forum two days ago, CEO Satya...
by Steve Moye | Oct 28, 2015 | Steve Moye
Earlier this week, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that eating processed meat can lead to bowel cancer in humans, while red meat is likely a cause of the disease. Since this hit the news, a debate on the merits of a meat-based diet has...
by Steve Moye | Oct 28, 2015 | Steve Moye
Although the thought of a large-scale cyber attack seems unlikely, according to experienced cybersecurity guru Richard Clarke, hospitals should be preparing for one. Clarke refers to “outlier events”, such as attacks on American infrastructure, electrical grids,...
