A semiconductor materials company has completed a $29 million land acquisition in Mesa that will become a new base of operations, the city announced Monday.
A variety of common hardware devices such as printers, scanners, cameras, routers, smart home devices, streaming media players and smart TVs offer firmware updates. Make sure your devices' firmware are current.
Arizona on Wednesday became the first state where residents can add their driver's license or other state identification to their Apple Wallet to use for verification at airport security checkpoints.
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is alerting consumers of fake or altered QR codes following reports of cybercriminals using the popular black and white squares in scams.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday it will award federal funds to Arizona schools to replace older, high-polluting diesel school busses with cleaner models.
A Black information technology professional hopes to increase the number of minorities in her industry by using a doll that teaches kids about computer science.
Arizona has been on high alert for cyberattacks from Russia since it invaded Ukraine, but activity levels haven't changed, the director of the state Department of Homeland Security said.
First lady Jill Biden during a trip to Phoenix on Monday promoting President Joe Biden’s agenda took time to visit Intel's campus in Chandler and highlight a training program the company is doing in partnership with Maricopa community colleges.
Whenever there's an event of mass impact, hackers, scammers, and thieves take advantage of the situation. Here's a list of scams we can expect to see as the Russia-Ukraine war heats up.
The director of the Arizona Department of Homeland Security said his team is responding with a heightened level of concern for cybersecurity in the state as Russia's invasion into Ukraine continues to unfold.
