Cyber-security - skills and technology gaps are the missing pieces of the puzzle
The skills gap extends inevitably to the cyber-security field.
Archive: Security
Cyber-criminals are the new entrepreneurs in an age of the "feral" Internet of Things
Some stark conclusions about the current worldview around cyber-security.
Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsports steers systems security with CrowdStrike
Great results on the track require an equally strong technology performance off it, says F1 team’s IT chief.
Facebook is right for once as the US, UK and Australia gang up on it over encryption
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?
Enterprise hits and misses - DevOps gets a security overhaul, analytics gets ROI, and DoorDash gets hacked
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.
New data shows that DevOps + security = a winning combination
A winning DevOps formula explored.
Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Will Oracle take full responsibility for customer data in its autonomous cloud?
Oracle CTO Larry Ellison took to the stage yesterday to say that ‘it’s on Oracle’ and the autonomous database to protect data, not the customer.
IBM’s mainframe thinking - something old, something new, something borrowed, something Big Blue
A story with the word `mainframe’ in it, so look away now. But then you might miss something that, for any business throwing high volumes of sensitive data around their networks, could prove to be worth at least a bit of investigation.
Oracle OpenWorld 2019 - Oracle beefs up cloud security, announces three new features to build on Autonomous Database success
Can Oracle’s autonomous features - removing the need for human management - be a competitive edge in a world where buyers are so security conscious?
Brian Sommer's Month in Brief - (flu-ridden) August
Battling from behind his flu, Brian Sommer outlines the highlights of August in the enterprise tech world.
More data privacy incidents from Facebook, Google, YouTube spark a fight back for the high ground
More data privacy problems for social media giants as Facebook makes a play to claim thought leadership. Yeah, good luck with that.
The transitive property of cloud security - the weakest link can be the one you didn’t know existed
Cloud adoption and security concerns - drilling down into the reality.
Cloud-based app backends - a rat's nest of mobile phone security vulnerabilities
Mobile phones are a ripe new target for sophisticated hacking by criminals and nation-states according to multiple researchers.