Hardware enclaves - the next frontier in enterprise application security
Introducing an important technology that should be on the radar of enterprise CISOs using cloud services for sensitive applications.
Security
Confessions of an Internet pioneer - Vint Cerf's 2020 vision with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight
What one of the founding fathers of the Internet would do differently...if he thought he could get away with it!
Enterprise hits and misses - the future of work vs mental health, Macy's vs reality, and AI vs enterprise results
This week - employers are pushing to re-open, but the future of work brings a slew of new issues. AI gets an enterprise reality check, while Macy's takes glass-half-full to a digital extreme. The diginomica team rounds up one more wave of virtual events. Plus: an epic "AI" whiff.
Enterprise hits and misses - the future of work isn't in the office, cybersecurity is the remote work bugaboo, and Microsoft shuts down storefronts
This week - companies push to re-open, but is the office dead? The future of work sharpens. Remote work forces companies into uncharted security territory. Cloud purists form an alliance, and I pay tribute to an enterprise legend gone too soon.
Friday Rant - if your business plans depend on 5G, think carefully about what you do next given the Huawei psycho-drama!
Political talk of ousting Huawei as a provider of 5G kit would come at a huge cost for Brexit Britain, both in terms of cost and technological ambition. An aggrieved UK taxpayer makes his case for everyone calming down.
As cyber-criminals get more cunning, enterprise security must get smarter, with AI-augmented software as a weapon of choice
As cyber-attackers up their game, there's a growing technology need for email and collaboration security products that employ AI to block phishing and malware attacks.
More resilience, more digital, more agility, more sustainability - the knock-on business demands from COVID-19, according to Schneider Electric CEO Jean-Pascal Tricoire
COVID-19 has accelerated operational focus in a number of key areas for Schneider Electric's industrial customers. What comes next?
New workflows from Box; Dropbox adds password manager, backup, family plan
While Box added new workflow templates this week, Dropbox focused more on consumers, announcing a password manager, cloud backup and family plan - my thoughts below
"Look, I could be wrong about this, but..." - Tony Blair makes the case for a digital ID scheme (again) in a post-COVID-19 world
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is putting his weight behind another form of government digital ID scheme. Will the COVID-19 pandemic be enough to overcome objections this time around?
Enterprise hits and misses - contactless payments on the rise, equality on the corporate agenda, and Zoom and Slack in review
This week - will health demands of COVID-19 push the U.S. into hands-free payments? Zoom, Slack and Zuora all face the earnings music - we analyze. And: equality is on the corporate agenda - but is it platitudes or action? Your whiffs include fun-with-AI, and angry cockatoos.
Aston Martin CIO - WannaCry pushed us into a cyber security refresh
The huge cyber-attack prompted the company to make changes – and SentinelOne proved itself when Aston Martin was hit by ransomware during the POC stage
COVID-19 and changed organizational IT priorities - three CIOs explain how their companies tech teams have responded
IT teams have had to respond rapidly to the organizational demands of the COVID-19 crisis - three perspectives from three business CIOs.
Odaseva's Sovan Bin on why having a backup and data recovery plan is the key to COVID-19 survival
Malicious hackers, remote workers, and a lack of IT support make backup and restore the most important directive for many companies.
