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A Way to Waterproof Your iPhone? Apple Is Looking Into It.
The Cupertino, Calif.-based colossus is looking for a way to make its smartphones, tablets and laptops resistant to the kiss of death for electronics: moisture.
In Growth Strategy, Tech Giant Sony Could Stop Selling TVs and Smartphones
Sony aims to boost operating profit 25-fold within three years.
U.S. to Establish New Cybersecurity Agency
A senior Obama official says the new agency will monitor cybersecurity threats, pooling and analyzing information on a spectrum of diffuse risks.
To Fight Hackers, Obama Wants Companies to Share Threats
The U.S. president is expected to announce a renewed push for cybersecurity legislation after recent headline-grabbing hacks against companies like Sony Pictures and Home Depot.
7 Basics for Keeping Your Company's Data Safe
Data breaches are costly in money and reputation. Before looking for exotic measures, make sure you have the fundamentals covered.
Under Pressure: 7 CEOs With Huge Hurdles to Overcome This Year
From Yahoo's Marissa Mayer to Uber's Travis Kalanick, these top execs have their work cut out for them in 2015.
How Sony Employees Reacted Immediately After the Hack
Employees relied on phones and note pads to reach one another, and paychecks had to be cut manually using an old machine.
North Korea Had Help With Sony Hack, Investigators Say
An official close to the ongoing investigation says that some aspects of the hack were beyond North Korea's abilities.
3 Lessons From Sony Pictures Cautionary Tale
Here are three key takeaways from the hack, and what you can do to avoid these mistakes.
'The Interview' Earns $18 Million in Opening Weekend
The embattled film became the No. 1 online movie in Sony's history.
Grinchy Hackers Spoil Christmas for Xbox and PlayStation Gamers Everywhere
How the Lizard Squad stole Christmas from millions of gaming fans.
How Sony Could Have Won a No-Win Situation
Sony's reaction to the cyber attack against "The Interview" caused far more harm than anything the hackers leaked.
'The Interview' Draws Sell-Out Crowds
The film opened in more than 300 movie theaters across the U.S. on Christmas Day, drawing crowds of people who said they were championing freedom of expression.
Obama Classifies Sony Hack as Cyber Vandalism, Not 'Act of War'
The president says the massive hack was a 'very costly' event.