Human reasoning can be flawed and anything built on top of that reasoning will, by definition, also be flawed. As we head full speed into an AI / Machine Learning future – ready or not – I couldn’t help but notice a recent article regarding the creation of a pattern recognition tool called Patternizr by the NYPD to help with the investigative leg work. The goal of the program is to help the NYPD cross reference crimes across precincts, look for patterns in crimes, and help to

In today’s highly mobile world, it is inevitable that our mobile devices would become the target of thieves and competitors. Whether it be the real estate agent who has lost their laptop because someone smashed the car window, to the startup who had a laptop stolen from an agent of a competitor or a government laptop that seem to be left, well, anywhere. These laptops tend to have very sensitive information on them and need to be protected. There’s not much you can do to defe

It seems that hardly a week goes by without there being another report in the news about a data breach. So much so that it seems unless a breach touches the entire population of the United States, it does not even get reported in the mainstream media. Some are small(ish) such as T-Mobile’s 2018 data breach which affected two million people. Some not so small, such as Marriot’s 2018 breach that affected 500 million people. While some breaches are, in the grand scheme of things