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Beyond breach prevention: The need for adequate response

As threats have evolved, more enterprises are struggling with quickly finding malware that has infected their systems

In Wake of BlackBerry’s Demise, CIOs Look to Samsung, Apple and Microsoft

CryptoLocker creators try to extort even more money from victims with new service

Users who removed the original malware infection, intentionally or not, are asked to pay five times more to recover their files

The Grill: Becky Blalock counsels women to get in front of decision-makers

This IT leader has advice for women looking to advance: Believe in yourself.

CMOs Must Expand Their Tech Skills in the Digital Marketing Era

Tech spending slows, thanks to Congress

Iris ID systems go mainstream

Iris recognition finally seems ready to break into the mainstream, particularly in banking and law enforcement, as prices drop and systems get easier to use.

IT hiring goes multimedia

Goodbye, boring curriculum vitae. Today's tech resumes are tricked out with video, social and graphic elements.

Five ways IT can prepare for wearable devices at work

County seeking new software vendor to replace SAP system

Marin County will favor 'tier two' ERP vendors in the second go-round