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Using your voice for authentication is about to get more risky, thanks to voice-spoofing technology.
If your business is struggling to adapt to the digital age due to a lack of innovation, it might be time to reconsider your company culture.
CEO Gray Hall shares insights into what customers are using, where the industry is going
To live in a Linux-only world, you have to build the devices yourself. In step one of my journey, I prepare to build a Linux-powered handheld game console.
Rapid shifts in technologies—and evolving business needs—make career reinvention a matter of survival in the IT industry
So many devices, so little time
Arizona State researchers used machine learning to analyze tweets about artificial intelligence and found most people in the tech community are optimistic about AI compared with AI experts
With every new wave of hires comes a different security concern.
Openness is a core differentiator, says Sam Ramji
IBM built Deep Blue to win at chess -- but since then has taken a collaborative, rather than competitive, approach to artificial intelligence
Digital disruption is forcing CIOs and other IT leaders to choose holistic operating models over two-speed technology deployment.
Windows 10 can now run (many) Linux binaries. Yes, really. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Company culture varies among employers, so it's important to have a good sense of what you want in a working environment before you accept a job offer.
While the path to security architect varies, anyone considering the role should have a passion for IT infrastructure and protecting data.
Corporate applications (and their users) are likely to benefit from the intuitiveness of mobile app interfaces.
Smart contracts, enabled by blockchain technology, have the potential to streamline all manner of transactions. But most of them will still require humans in the middle.
Nvidia’s new video analytics platform, Metropolis, uses artificial intelligence and deep learning to help make cities safer and smarter
New LinkedIn salary data reveals IT sales, marketing and business development professionals' salaries are on par with -- or even exceed -- pay for engineering and technical talent, making them the best paying jobs in tech.
Our deployment guide preps you and your organization for the final upgrade to Windows
Interesting updates that were teased, but didn’t make the final cut
CEO James Whitehurst talks about cloud, containers, OpenStack and competition
Friends of Creative Strategies’ Tim Bajarin nominated 82 people for the Tech Mount Rushmore
Boost your Android IQ with this practical guide to making your phone more useful and less annoying
Automating the incident response and mitigation process for networks and endpoint devices is a tough nut to crack
Fueled by hyper-connectivity and pervasive digitization, security threats today are more insidious and damaging than ever, but you don't have to be a victim. These tips will improve your security posture at work and on the go.
High-tech analyst and author Scott Steinberg offers ideas for navigating social media networks with grace and discusses the crucial role CIOs play in promoting -- and enforcing -- good behavior online.
Microsoft's Office has barely changed in 25 years. If we’re going to get more productive in the office and out, maybe it’s time for Microsoft to change the standard tools that we use to create documents.
The perception of IT's value and its status within an organization are in constant flux. Here's how to stay relevant.
Believing that their security program is good enough means there's a good chance they’ll be breached
New research shows a major disconnect between what recruiters and hiring managers expect from entry-level IT talent and the skills and experience new grads actually have.
The 2017 Varonis Data Risk Report shows the scope of the risk associated with corporate data files.
This infographic explains why hackers are defined by the hats they wear.
Google’s nighttime photo experiments shed light on how smartphone cameras could get even better
The process of figuring out which apps work in the cloud vs. on-premises doesn't yield the same results for everyone.
Build platforms, back-end services, native vs. web—to launch the right mobile development strategy, you must make sense of several moving parts
An attorney warns about the gotchas in employment contracts; security jobs go begging; master's degrees in computer science pay off.
The recent growth in the cyber insurance market is already improving security in some industry segments
Almost 70 percent of employees take data on their way out. Here's how to stop it.
Bill Coleman, Veritas' CEO, wants to help you find and manage your data -- wherever it resides -- and turn it into a competitive resource
Enterprise IT can avoid some of the pitfalls in these tricky relationships by heeding advice from the providers themselves.
To root out persistent hackers, sometimes you have to get a little creative
Curious if your STEM degree will keep you from having to move back home after college? Check out these hiring trends to find out how you stack up against the competition.
How can you make sure the software your company builds today will stand the test of time? Hire an SRE.
Matt Bergeron, senior director of technology at Ixia, talks about the cloud-native approach the company took to create CloudLens
Your developers are using open source — even if you don't know about it. Here's how to take control and why you need to.
