The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people without work due to the shutdown of restaurants, limiting personnel in public work buildings, and businesses temporarily laying people off after a loss in revenue. During this time, only businesses that are deemed “essential” by federal and state governments can continue to operate. This means that many workers are completing their daily tasks … Read More
Solutions to Coronavirus Problems Continue to Flourish
While the Coronavirus, or COVID-19 continues to spread, more countries and states are taking precautions to keep people healthy and safe in these troubled times. As more restrictions are put in place, it can be difficult for people to adapt to the changes and maintain positive thinking. But there are several organizations and hospitals working on ways to combat the … Read More
How New Technology-Based Solutions are Fighting Against Coronavirus
New Coronavirus cases are being reported every day and as more public places are closed down, it seems there isn’t any positive news on the horizon. However, people worldwide are working together to find a way to battle the virus and ultimately prevent it from spreading. Researchers, students, and even the average quarantined person are offering their assistance in budding … Read More
Inventors that Changed the World – George Carruthers
As the final installment of our Black History Month series, Secure Data recognizes George Carruthers and his invention of the Far Ultraviolet Electrographic Camera. This camera was the first of its kind and traveled to the moon on the Apollo 16 mission. Dr. Carruthers’ original telescope with the tripod is still on the moon today. One of the backup cameras … Read More
Inventors that Changed the World – Marie Brown
Marie Van Brittan Brown was a nurse who lived in Queens, NY and often found herself home alone. Along with her husband, Albert, she created a system that would give her more peace of mind and more security control in her own home. Brown invented what she referred to as the “Home Security System Utilizing Television Surveillance,” but that wasn’t … Read More