SAN FRANCISCO - Much of the equipment that planes and ships use to access satellite communications networks is wide open like the sea and sky itself, says a security researcher presenting his findings later this week. The skies are wide open, perhaps too wide open. In a world where everything from the latest breaking news
LAS VEGAS - Cars are often rated on things like performance, comfort, value, and safety. But what about computer security? As cars become more computerized, should there be a rating system to let consumers know how safe vehicles are from hacking? That's exactly what security advocacy group I Am The Cavalry proposed at the annual
DEARBORN - Join Ford and hundreds of developers as they embark on an unprecedented journey in Las Vegas in September at the Connected Car Expo at CTIA's Super Mobility Week that includes a one-day conference, overnight hackathon and app competition that could take the winners from Vegas to L.A. and back to Vegas. Ford wants
GRAND RAPIDS - Celebrate summer and kickoff the new 2014 - 2015 aimWest season during the August 27 open networking events, called 5:01. The evening promises to deliver a fun, relaxed time of conversation, networking, food and drinks. Reconnect with some friends - or meet someone new. It is free to all. Cash bar and
LANSING - Software developers are invited to participate in the state?s Code Michigan event in October and gain an opportunity to not only build mobile and web applications, but also win $7,000 in cash prizes. Only 185 slots are available in three locations statewide. ?Code Michigan is an exciting opportunity for civic-minded developers and designers
DETROIT ? Internet Advisor Podcast: Richard Stiennon unmasks the 1.2 Billion User Russian Hack Hoax; Nicole Johnson: Cisco Security Expert, talks about winning the MCWT mentee of the year award; Mike Brennan with headlines from MITechNews.Com. To listen, Click on InternetAdvisor.Net
SAN FRANCISCO - There?s still much that?s unclear about Tuesday?s revelation that a small group of hackers in Russia have amassed a database of 1.2 billion stolen user IDs and passwords. The company that disclosed the incident, Hold Security, didn?t offer any fresh information Wednesday, but here are five questions we?d like to see answered
TRAVERSE CITY ? The auto industry started in Michigan more than a century ago because of the plethora of tooling shops located here. Its future health now depends on keeping the 867 tool and die shops thriving - why Harbour Results is supporting the Michigan Economic Development Corporation?s efforts to bolster the tooling industry. In
TRAVERSE CITY ? Jaguar Land Rover this week was named the winner of the 2014 Altair Enlighten Award, the second year the Troy software company has honored auto makers that achieve significant weight reductions in vehicles. Jaguar, one of 11 nominees, received the award this week during the Center for Automotive Research?s Management Briefing Seminars
DETROIT ? This week?s Internet Advisor podcast features IT in the D, a weekly, two hour podcast developed from the ground up by a group of Detroit IT warriors; Sam Harrell the Hackathon champ; Jason Johnson, producer for F7 Studios and the techie behind the IA podcast channel is joined by Mike Brennan, Editor of