Security rating services may prove to be one of the most practical cyber-security solutions now coming into play, for they deal with the reality of what is happening, and that means giving users a real handle on the risks they are dealing with
A new tool from Dynatrace claims to automate much of the low-level 'grunt’ work of managing the delivery of cloud services.
Even in an era when government systems exposure to interference is well-known, buyers and sellers are cutting corners.
Amazon's 'AWS-everywhere' vision isn't unique; Microsoft is doing something very similar with Azure and Azure Stack, just not as brashly.
This week - shoppers issue their first holiday shopping verdict - from the couch. Retail's holiday winners and losers are taking shape. Data hackers and black hats pull off another breach-filled week. Your whiffs include smart devices outsmarting themselves.
The stories on facial recognition advances lean strongly towards the concern side, with a host of consequences poorly addressed during rollouts. But is there an AI-for-good role in threat prediction?
Despite the 'tech company’ mantle still front-and-center, the available business solutions both grew in number and waved ever-more strongly from around the edges of tech presentations.
The skills gap extends inevitably to the cyber-security field.
Some stark conclusions about the current worldview around cyber-security.
Great results on the track require an equally strong technology performance off it, says F1 team’s IT chief.
Three national governments cast Facebook in the role of putting children at risk by refusing to step back from end-to-end encryption. What's the real agenda?
This week - DevOps gets one step closer to DevSecOps as security grabs the headlines. Lessons for analytics ROI are revealed and questioned. DoorDash gets hacked, and earns a fragrant whiff in the process.
A winning DevOps formula explored.