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Don't invite bugs and malware by allowing your computer systems to become outdated. Resolve in 2014 to install operating system and application updates as soon as they're available. Use your software's built-in systems, and don't ignore the prompts they feed you, advises Kaspersky Lab. That's the most reliable way to keep your systems up-to-date -- and secure.
The 10 things you can do now to protect your bank account and computer
As if CryptoLocker wasn't causing enough problems by infecting and locking thousands of innocent users' Windows computers, security researchers have discovered a new variant of the ransomware that takes its propagation to a new level.
It’s that time of year. Everyone is looking ahead to what the technological landscape will look like in 2014 and beyond. Here’s a compilation around the CIO role, spending, mobility and security.