Analysis - Government
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The deployment will be across different locations in Japan, allowing for redundancy in the case of traffic demands or natural disasters. -
TEKsystems DEI Director: It’s time for enterprises to tighten the screws
'We've got to move away from the sizzle and no steak, away from these wonderful sound bites to focusing efforts on real results,' said Franklin Reed.
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Verizon Trials Quantum-Safe Technology Deployments
Verizon claims it’s one of the first carriers to pilot quantum key distribution in the U.S.
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Dell CTO: Do not miss quantum computing wave in 2023
"2023 is the year that for the first time, most enterprises are going to be able to start to deploy quantum-shaped protocols,” John Roese said.
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Zero-Trust Security Exec Predictions for 2023
Zero-trust security continued to gain momentum in 2022 with support from governments and the private sector. -
Larry Ellison Crows as Oracle’s Revenues Climb
Oracle reported $12.3 billion in revenue for the second quarter of its 2023 fiscal year, which was $200 million higher than its forecast. -
Is Cloud Sustainability an IT Afterthought?
The survey found IT departments don't take the necessary steps to support sustainability goals. -
Extreme Networks DEI Director: Employees Need to be Heard
When it comes to Extreme’s effort in diversity, equity, and inclusion, “the foundation is built around career, culture, community, and commerce." -
VMware Blockchain for Ethereum Gains Traction
A blockchain evolution is going to take anodyne use cases being validated within the ecosystem to then “horizontally scale” into wider adoption. -
How Leaked Chats Reveal Russian Ransomware Gangs' Collusion
The Yanluowang group's name seems to suggest the ransomware group is potentially of Chinese origin, but their leaked chats were in Russian. -
China’s Quantum Computing Trails 5 Years Behind US, GlobalData Finds
"It is only a matter of time before China and the U.S. reach technical parity in quantum computing,” analyst Benjamin Chin said. -
CISOs More Willing to Pay Ransom Than CIOs, Rubrik Finds
The Rubrik report also showed that leaders lose jobs and suffer mentally following cyberattacks. -
Huawei Charged With US Bribe Conspiracy
The vendor is accused of backing attempts to bribe U.S. government officials to gain access to documents tied to a security investigation of Huawei.
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China, Russia to Adopt ‘Slightly Different’ PQC Standards From US
China plans to start the post-quantum cryptography standardization process this year and expects to begin the commercial migration in 2025. -
Verizon 5G SA Core Goes Commercial
The carrier’s 5G standalone core is built on its Verizon Cloud Platform. -
Cisco, BT Partner to Support Enterprise Asset Circularity
The circular economy model strives to keep raw materials in production to decouple resource consumption from enterprise growth. -
Major Orgs Back Karat Initiative to Promote Black Engineers
Brilliant Black Minds aims to add over 100,000 Black engineers to U.S. tech in the next decade, according to Karat President Jeffrey Spector. -
‘Harvest now, decrypt later’ concern boosts quantum security awareness
“The horizon when we enter the era of what we call cryptographically-relevant quantum machines is getting closer all the time," IBM's Michael Osborne said.
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Cisco Beckons Tech Orgs to Support HBCUs
Cisco has pledged $50 million to the Student Freedom Initiative and $100 million directly to historically Black colleges and universities for tech upgrades. -
AWS CISO: Cybersecurity awareness should ‘shift left’
"The earlier you can spot something ... the earlier that you can disable or break the chain of events that's going to occur,” AWS CISO CJ Moses said
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Daily Roundup: Uber Investigates Slack Hack, DHS Announces Grant Program
Uber's internal systems were breached; a new federal cybersecurity grant program is announced; and D2iQ claims to be "Switzerland" of Kubernetes. -
Will VPNs Survive the ZTNA, SASE Revolution?
The “most glaring” issue with VPNs is the level of security they provide, Enterprise Strategy Group's John Grady said. -
Rubrik Ready for Data Security Rumble
“We believe the next frontier of cybersecurity is data security,” Rubrik President Dan Rogers said. -
IDC Pushes Consumption Models for IT Sustainability
IDC found 83% of respondents agree sustainability is the most important criteria in IT buying decisions, "and that's significant," VP Susan Middleton said.