DevSecOps: Building security into each stage of development
Too often, security checks happen at the final stages of development – but it’s time for cybersecurity to shift left and flag vulnerabilities earlier.
Analysis - Taryn Plumb
In-depth analysis of networking, cloud, and AI infrastructure trends
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Platform engineers will be critical to success in the age of AI
The emerging field of platform engineering streamlines AI development by empowering developers and ensuring security. Is your organization ready? -
What's behind Intel's push into software? (It might have something to do with AI)
Intel's new Tiber suite simplifies artificial intelligence development and deployment, helping organizations like Monday.com get results faster and cheaper. -
How technology is driving C-suite expansion — should yours be, too?
As technology evolves and businesses need leaders specialized in increasingly complex areas more execs are getting “C’s” in front of their titles. -
AI agents vs chatbots: How LLMs are making customer service autonomous
Is agentic software the next frontier in artificial intelligence? This AI technology addresses customer inquiries and interactions without human involvement. -
Workers are still overconfident in their ability to spot ransomware
More than two-thirds of non-IT employees are troublingly over-confident in their ability to detect a phishing email that could lead to a ransomware attack. -
The future of job interviews: Why hiring managers must embrace new tactics
Classic interviews can introduce bias, and overlook the skills of workers. To remain competitive and recruit the best talent for the job, recruiters today must adopt new, creative interview -
'Digital-first' CISOs must reach far beyond cybersecurity -- so what's stopping them?
More is expected of the modern CISO than keeping up with security threats and ensuring patches are made. It’s all about people and communications. -
Telcos eager to leverage AI, but implementation challenges abound
While generative artificial intelligence can no doubt bring transformative change to the communications industry, it requires a tempered, tactical strategy. -
Cisco, Google, IBM, Accenture and others form AI workforce consortium
To help the global workforce prepare for artificial intelligence, a group of the world’s top technologies has formed the AI-Enabled ICT Workforce Consortium. -
How AI improves development processes for software engineers
By leveraging artificial intelligence, developers can focus more on creativity and strategy while ensuring a higher standard of quality and reliability. -
Adobe CSO: How we’re tackling the security talent shortage
“We need to fill the pipeline of cybersecurity talent in order to keep up with the pace of technology innovation,” said Adobe's Maarten Van Horenbeeck. -
What CISOs and the C-suite have is failure to communicate
With security breaches growing in both numbers and severity, as well as pressure from the feds, it's a good time for CISOs and the C-suite to start talking. -
How entry-level certifications can help a growing cybersecurity workforce crisis
Entry-level cybersecurity certificates, which many organizations are seeking out or launching on their own, are pumping fresh (and diverse) talent into the industry. -
The AI Developer Alliance looks to bring developers into the AI conversation
Many developers are scrambling to not just understand artificial intelligence, but to adopt it in ways that can benefit their organizations. The AI Developer Alliance aims to help. -
Why CISOs should embrace the metric of 'no'
With the cybersecurity landscape growing more perilous, there are legitimate times when "no" is the right answer. However, the metric of no must be data-driven. -
Return-to-office mandates make top IT workers flight risks
Organizations that don’t recognize the continued benefits of remote/hybrid work — and their employees’ feelings about it — will only suffer, experts say. -
How AI will drive 6G – and why AI needs 6G to meet increasing demands
Artificial intelligence is a critical element to 6G and it will be built in. 6G, in turn, is key to scaling AI workflows, underlining a symbiotic relationship. -
Cisco leaders debate active vs. passive security
To survive in 2024 and beyond, CISOs must take a more active security approach, but if you run a 24/7/365 security operations center there's still a place for passive. -
Tech companies ditch degree requirements, focus on skills
Skills-based hiring is gaining traction with companies such as Deloitte, Google, Apple, IBM, Accenture and others eliminating degree requirements for some jobs. -
What should be in your software bill of materials (SBOM)? Experts break down NSA guidance
The NSA warns that software developers must make their products “secure by design and by default," rather than treat each product as if it carries an implicit caveat emptor. -
Real-time analytics database provider aims to cut compute costs by 30%
Rockset also announced a new strategic investment from Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s venture capital arm Hewlett Packard Pathfinder. -
How AI can boost developer productivity, if they can connect to their data
Many businesses are beginning to use artificial intelligence and expect to ramp up, but they continue to struggle because they can’t access all their data and connect it to -
CISOs in crisis – why they feel dissatisfied and neglected by the C-suite and board
CISOs are in a precarious position due to budget cutbacks, increasing breaches and ransomware and the explosion in genAI tools that can both defend and attack an organization. -
Is generative AI going to take your job? Only if you let it
Instead of a scary monster, maybe artificial intelligence is more like a cool, new friend who's teaching us fun, new games. Why not join the game instead of being