Aevi survey finds growing acceptance of biometric payments, but trust remains low
Aevi’s latest survey says Americans see biometric payments as likely to become routine, but concerns about trust and control may slow adoption.
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UCLA factsheet says Texas small businesses face climate resilience gaps
A UCLA factsheet says Texas small businesses face major climate-related resilience gaps, with home-based firms less likely to carry disaster insurance than storefront businesses.
Scott Greenberg says North Texas growth is changing homebuyer neighborhood choices
A HelloNation article featuring Scott Greenberg says buyers across North Texas are weighing development, infrastructure, and affordability as they choose homes.
Above Security, Forscie launch Synthetic Insider Threat Matrix
Above Security and Forscie said the new Synthetic Insider Threat Matrix extends a vendor-neutral insider risk taxonomy to cover agentic AI behavior, including unauthorized data access and autonomous exfiltration.
Texas says data on more than 3 million license holders may have been exposed
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said a data breach involving its license system vendor may have exposed personal information from more than 3 million customers, while Social Security numbers, birth dates and financial data were not compromised.
BODYBAR Pilates plans 100-person reformer class in Frisco
BODYBAR Pilates says the event will take place during its annual conference at the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star and will include a $10,000 donation to the Foundation for Women's Cancer.
FaceTec and Project Lifesaver add UR Codes to locator bracelets
FaceTec said it has partnered with Project Lifesaver International to add UR Codes to locator bracelets and related items for people who may leave safe environments because of autism, dementia or other cognitive conditions.