Security

In today's distributed enterprise, internet connectivity is mission-critical. Every minute of downtime impacts your revenue and customer service. Read this whitepaper to learn more.

Starbucks blames weak passwords for thieves being able to hack into customers' credit cards, bank and PayPal accounts by first tapping into their Starbucks mobile app.

The new XD4 is the industry's first access point that incorporates four high-speed 802.11ac Wi-Fi radios, addressing the challenge of exploding wireless usage.

Findings from BakerHostetler highlight employee negligence as primary factor in majority of cases; Enhanced detection capabilities critical.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the 2015 installment of MURTEC® delivered an insightful agenda focused around the theme, 20/20 Vision: Inspiring the Future of Restaurant Innovation. Whether you missed the show this year, or simply couldn’t see it all, HT has you covered with a collection of session highlights and key takeaways.

Church's Chicken CIO Marcus Wasdin takes a decidedly business-centric approach to technology design to lead the 63-year old brand into a digital future. The company is focusing on a global standards technology guide and digital initiative in 2015, and has eyes on the promise of Internet of Things for a wealth of operational efficiencies. In this exclusive interview with HT, Wasdin talks about the company's tech priorities in 2015, and offers a prescription for avoiding the anti-innovation ailment he's dubbed "IT Guy Syndrome."

Reliable and accessible Internet is a top priority for hotels. Guests are often traveling with multiple Wi-Fi devices, and consumption continues to increase. Hotels agree that investing in a bigger pipe, however, is no longer enough. The next adaptions focus on more robust access points, and better security.

HT takes a look at what hotel and restaurant operators should be doing to ready organizations for the EMV liability shift and offers four considerations for hotels and restaurants to prep for the next phase of payment security. Hint: drop the misconceptions and give tech partners a not-so-gentle push.