Security

Watch a robot show off dance moves from the '50s on up - this 'bot can shake it!

Remember those prediction ads from AT&T in the '90s with the "You Will" tagline? AT&T brings that back with this take on future security methods.

Codemaking and codebreaking during the Second World War is revealed in this excellent explainer YouTube video.

Back in 1988, nobody knew what a computer virus was, and this TV news report did its best to scare the heck out of us.

Security issues in 1990 were just as big then, only the equipment has changed.

New tracking technology inside the MIT Media Lab monitors everything from office thermostats, to social media buzz to the location of workers.

A Cisco executive said enterprise security is changing in the age of the cloud, at the Mobolize Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday.

SCEA President & CEO Jack Tretton offered consumers and partners an apology for the PlayStation Network outage and then shifted focus to more positive days ahead.

Ten days after the PlayStation Network and Qriocity services were taken offline, Sony executives including the head of its gaming division apologized on Sunday for the potential loss of personal information on millions of customers.

Tokyo Electric Power has supplied the first look inside two of the reactor buildings at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

Los Angeles International Airport stepped up its baggage screening capabilities with the addition of new equipment for checked luggage. Called Siemens Apron Baggage Screening, the system can detect explosives and divert questionable bags for further screening.