Baltimore-based AlgenAir is launching the product that's designed to clean the air in a home or office.

The company is creating a suite of services that provides the “back-office for the influencer."

Cyber Crucible is offering a free version of its new product, Ransomware Rewind, to small nonprofits. “You don’t want to have to decide between ensuring the community members you are serving have their needs met, or making sure that bad actors can’t access and control your files,'' said Founder Dennis Underwood.

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science's citizen science effort is gathering data on the marine mammals.

At a recent panel event, cybersecurity and privacy experts discussed the impact of regulations such as Europe’s GDPR and the California Consumer Protection Act. Here’s a look at how they addressed some key questions.

During the May 3 event, incoming fellows graduating from universities across the country met with companies from Baltimore and and the northeast region.

The worldwide competition's regional event was held March 9 at Green Street Academy. Here's who will be moving on to the finals.

The Severna Park–based cybersecurity company recently added CollectiPede to the tools it offers to provide details about threats.

Here's a look at the ten maker entrepreneurs who pitched on November 16, and how they plan to grow.

Healthcare “continues to be one of the most challenging and high stakes environments for cybersecurity,” said one panelist. Before CyberTini, Anchor Ventures and bwtech@UMBC gathered leaders from both industries.