The NY Times has a report on $230,000 guard dogs for moguls and celebrities. For that kind of money, does she fetch your slippers→

Cassandra Daily: Lowe’s Home Improvement recently launched Iris, a cloud-based “smart home” system for mobile device owners who want to monitor their homes’ security.→

The Register: “The best return is on your employees,” said Black Hat founder Jeff Moss. “I rely on people, not on a widget. I→

Mashable: You may think that cybersecurity is only important for major companies, but think again. Small businesses are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks: Without the→

CSO Online: In a world where we share more information online than ever before, it might seem impossible to disappear completely. But Frank Ahearn→

42-year-old entrepreneur Todd Pedersen is a college dropout who started out selling pest control door-to-door working out of a trailer and bathing in a→

A rising swarm of cyber-robberies targeting small firms, local governments, school districts, churches and non-profits has prompted an extraordinary warning. The American Bankers Association→

Solar panels aren’t even ubiquitous yet and already solar panel theft is a big problem. In the past year, over 400 panels, worth at→

CNet’s Crave gadget blog has a cool story about a DIY secret door lock. DIY’er Steve Hoefer used a piezo speaker, a tiny gear→

Reuters reports that according to the 2009 National Small Business Cybersecurity Study, small business owners’ cybersecurity policies and actions are not adequate enough to→

Wall Street Journal: Over the last three years, the number of armored cars in Brazil has doubled as an explosion of wealth has sent→

Home-Based Business Blog: A lot of folks consider the idea of a home based business in relation to their job security (or lack thereof).→

HomeBizNotes: Most of you probably heard about the Internet cables in the Mediterranean north of Egypt that were cut recently, disrupting service in that→

Webworker Daily: Nobody wants to court disaster. And yet, even power computer users often fall into the apathy trap, failing to take simple steps→

Illinoishomepage.net: Work at Home” ads are everywhere in print and online. If you’ve been tempted to answer one, you’ll want to do plenty of→

Entrepreneur.com: It’s a common story, yet it breaks my heart every time someone tells me their version: An aspiring inventor sends his or her→

Inc.: If you’re worried about competitors picking up on your next big idea, you might consider a new software program designed to help entrepreneurs→