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In the wake of serious security breaches in the last year, from the pilfering of Target customer's credit card information to the celebrity iCloud selfie-hack, it's easy to feel digitally naked. Your current best options—like making your password something along the lines of “**_^XBE47>>" or using two-step verification—also have their shortcomings, which has inspired a crop of enterprising scientists to come up with what must be the oddest, and possibly most secure, password yet: the rhythm of your heart. A team of Toronto scientists has developed a wristband that can use your own heart rhythm, as measured by electrocardiograms (ECG), as an authenticator for everything from accessing email to unlocking cell phones and other gadgets. In a recent talk at the TEDMED conference in Washington and San Francisco, biometric security engineer Foteini Agrafioti told audiences that because our hearts are so unique—from their size to their orientation in the chest to how

In today's technology environment, the question is no longer if your business is vulnerable to cyber security threats or may be attacked someday. The question is when, and will you be prepared. Widespread use of cloud computing, software-as-a-service (SaaS) and smart devices leave businesses of all types and scales more vulnerable than ever to attacks on their information systems. A company's financial security, intellectual property and level of trust are at risk. Everything can be lost as the result of a successful attack. Security can't be an afterthought or adjunct task in the software development process. The legitimacy of the threat necessitates the need to tightly integrate security into the software development process  or SDLC. Identifying security issues at the end of a development is too late. When you incorporate security into your SDLC, you create applications that are secure by design, not by chance or circumstance. In particular, security in cont

In today's on-line world, technology users are essentially in a state of near-constant attack .  Almost every day there's a new data breach in the news involving a well-known company and quite often fresh rules for protecting personal information are circulated. Because of unwanted installer in email, phishing messages and malicious websites with URLs that are one letter different from popular sites, employees need to maintain a high level of awareness and diligence to protect themselves and their organizations. Phishing activities are especially pervasive, including attempts to steal user's credentials or get them to install malicious software on their system. The astonishing success rate of phishing attacks makes them a favorite. Most companies regularly conducts phishing exercises for their clients as part of their testing and training programs and have seen results where better than 70 percent of people will follow the link to a phony website and, of tho

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Meetings come in all shapes and sizes. There are board meetings, stakeholder meetings, staff meetings, sales meetings — the list is endless. But no matter the purpose, every meeting has one thing in common: how clients, customers and stakeholders perceive you can directly determine the outcome. Months of hard work and tireless effort could all go to waste if you aren’t able to pitch an audience your company’s latest idea, project or venture. Here are five ways to run a successful business meeting and ensure you always leave a positive impression. 1. Measure the mood. If you want your meeting attendees to leave impressed, make sure you exceed their expectations. One way of going above and beyond — without anyone even realizing it — is to take a mental note of the mood of each person as they arrive and sit down. Use a basic scale of 1–10; the lower the number, the more unhappy or irritated the person appears. Then use that information to tailor your actions throughout the meetin

Tell a motivational story. Story telling is the most powerful and consistently successful tool" As humans, we are hard-wired to enjoy and learn from stories. From bedtime stories and campfires, to Broadway theaters and boardrooms — heroes, villains, conflict, plots, dialogue, and lessons learned draw us in, remind us of our own lives, and hold our attention. The story can be about you personally, which tells the audience first-hand why you are invested in and passionate about the topic. Or you can tell a story about another person who the audience can learn from. Another option: tell a fable, wisdom tale, historic event. The idea is, start with a brief 60 to 90 second narrative that launches your speech and captivates your listeners, and make sure the story encapsulates the key point of your message. you consider these questions as you craft your version of  "Once upon a time": What challenges have you (or another) faced in relation to your topic? How did you (

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