Bob Violino
Contributing Writer
Bob Violino is a freelance writer who covers a variety of technology and business topics.
A corporate guide to addressing IoT security concerns
The benefits of the internet of things are potentially great and can be achieved with less risk of harm by following these steps
IoT: A vulnerable asset but also a tool in disaster recovery
Digital twins within Internet of Things (IoT) systems, which represent a live, updated digital state of a collection of resources, could be used in a disaster-recovery situation.
3 real-world examples of IoT rolled out in the enterprise
Without network support, businesses may not be able to reap all the benefits of the data IoT generates.
IoT standards battles could get messy
As enterprises start to think about building Internet of Things (IoT) networks, the key question becomes: What’s happening on the standards front?
What it takes to be a security architect
While the path to security architect varies, anyone considering the role should have a passion for IT infrastructure and protecting data.
What it takes to be a security consultant
The move to security consultant can be rewarding and challenging (in a good way), but be prepared to market and sell yourself and your services.
What it takes to become a chief information security officer (CISO)
A CISO typically has a technical information security or IT risk background, but the path that leads to the role can vary greatly. Here’s how one CISO landed his first job in the position.
Machine learning proves its worth to business
AI on the verge: Early adopters reap business benefits, as machine learning nears the mainstream
Ultimate guide to strategic tech partners
In today’s fast-changing vendor landscape, market leaders are facing new challengers in security, data center, cloud, networking and wireless.
Continuous authentication: Why it’s getting attention and what you need to know
In some cases traditional authentication processes are not enough to provide strong security throughout a user work session. That’s where continuous authentication comes in.
Are companies doing enough on the IoT security front?
If security executives thought they had a lot to handle with the growth of mobile devices and the expanding digital enterprise, the emergence of connected products, corporate assets, vehicles and other “things” is taking security...
Hyperconvergence: What’s all the hype about?
One of the hottest trends in data center technology is hyperconvergence, with early adopters reaping the benefits of cost savings, enhanced data protection, increased scalability and ease of management. So, what is hyperconvergence?...
As Workplace Collaboration Evolves, Wireless Audio Conferencing Plays a Key Role
The nature of the workplace is changing dramatically. Project teams are typically more geographically dispersed and more mobile. And yet, in some ways they remain more connected than ever. More than 8 in 10 managers in a 2016...
Real-world container migrations
Forward-thinking organizations offer real-world lessons for containerizing enterprise apps for the cloud
Robots present a cyber risk
The prospect of an army of robots marching in unison to launch an attack on an unsuspecting city belongs in the realm of science fiction—as do most images of menacing autonomous machines wreaking all kinds of havoc on civilization.
Security challenge: Wearing multiple hats in IT
Handling both security and IT duties involves a daily balancing act for the resource-constrained IT organizations that must take this approach. But along with the challenges, there can also be benefits.
Mergers create greater security risk
Security risks, both cyber and physical, certainly belong on the list of concerns. And with the ongoing shortage of professionals who are expert in various aspects of data protection—coupled with the seemingly endless stream of...
Data lakes security could use a life preserver
As big data initiatives gain steam at organizations, many companies are creating “data lakes” to provide a large number of users with access to the data they need. And as with almost every type of new IT initiative, this comes with a...
Machine learning offers new hope against cyber attacks
Machine learning can help companies detect cyber attacks by analyzing patterns and behavior.
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