Brexit search trends: Brits get more political
The UK’s interest in joining a political party has increased by 7,000% post-Brexit, according to new research looking into search trends after the shock result of the EU referendum.
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Brits ‘saving 2.2 hours per month’ via apps and online tools
UK consumers are now saving an average of 2.2 hours per month thanks to disruptive apps and online tools, with over two thirds (68%) of them feeling no loyalty to traditional brands when it comes to switching for the convenience these apps and online tools offer, according to new research.
Mind the reality gap: Five myths about sharing personal data
Consumers in the UK have little understanding of the complexities surrounding the security of their personal data and are falling prey to a host of myths that could put them at risk according to a new report.
Top tips: A guide to implementing custom apps to meet business needs
Many firms have turned to apps to reduce inefficiencies, with off-the-shelf apps being the favourable option. However, apps of this type tend to be generic in order to appeal to a wide audience. Andrew LeCates, Director, Solutions Consulting, FileMaker, Inc, argues why custom apps could be the answer for their business.
Mark Zuckerberg’s personal Facebook and Pinterest pages hacked
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg briefly lost control of both his Twitter and Pinterest accounts this morning, after a hacking group broke in to both, defacing the pages.
Guest comment: The death of the password is upon us
Four fifths of consumers believe biometrics are more secure than traditional user names and passwords. Patrick Salyer, CEO of customer identity management expert Gigya, believes now is the time for brands to move away from what is quickly becoming an archaic form of authentication and embrace new technologies.
Industrial Internet of Things: Security concerns hamper adoption
Four-fifths (82%) of business executives believe that successful adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is critical to their company’s future success. Despite this, only 25% of surveyed companies have a clear strategy, according to new research.
Tumblr and MySpace passwords hit by “mega breach”
Hundreds of millions of hacked account details from social networks MySpace and Tumblr have been advertised for sale online.
Microsoft to ban ‘easy’ passwords to improve security
Microsoft is tightening password security by banning easy passwords, such as ‘123456’, following recent high profile security breaches.
The death of passwords? Most consumers want biometric security
Over half (52%) of consumers want biomentrics and other modern authentication methods over traditional passwords, according to new research.