The big news that came out of CES was a tsunami of new smartphones and tablet PC designs. But Microsoft, arguably the most important company at the show, could have made security the theme at CES this year. Unfortunately, it didn’t. And users are left wondering how to keep their data secure going forward.
The Consumer Electronics Show is a spectacle. It’s a place where massive tech companies and small startups come together to show off neat, new ideas. Some companies focus on PCs, others attempt to innovate with products that consumers have never seen. 10 Reasons Why Microsoft Should Have Discussed Security At CES – Security from eWeek
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