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A new CompTIA study shows lower adoption of SaaS applications, suggesting that CIOs are getting over the ‘cloud washing’ that has plagued the market for years.
Having access to the source code is an undeniable benefit in ensuring the security of a piece of software
You have probably experienced meeting-overload at some point in your careers, and the truth is that most meetings diminish productivity. Try these five steps to make your next meeting more meaningful and less time-consuming.
Marten Mickos is crowdsourcing security with a growing army of ethical hackers who can help your company if you’re ready to adopt a new security mindset.
Is it possible to make private all of your computers, smartphones, data and communications and still remain digitally connected? I’m going to find out.
Here are five reasons your CEO should have a say in all hiring decisions and two reasons why they should stay out of it.
Alcatel-Lucent’s Neal Tilley discusses the importance of getting Wi-Fi deployed in K-12 schools and how new technology can transform education
Feeling raked over? You’re not alone; someone is probably probing your low hanging fruit right now.
Dheeraj Pandey says only Nutanix, VMware offer full convergence stack; labels Simplivity positioning ‘smoke and mirrors’, ‘baloney.’
Companies have accepted that BYOD is a reality. The challenge now is striking a balance between security and flexibility.
Adopting single sign-on software to federate access to corporate applications is a key task priority for many CIOs seeking to make employees more efficient without sacrificing security.
When developers and suppliers carefully list the tools used to build an application and what third-party components are included, IT can improve software patching and updates
High-profile cases like those of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and IRS Commissioner John Koskinen seem to contradict the warnings that “email is forever.”
Promises to keep private and public and cloud software in synch
To make the most of Windows 10's security improvements, you must target the right edition and hardware for your needs
The recent iPhone 7 launch presented Apple with a fresh opportunity to tackle Twitter, but the company's first iPhone-related tweets came a half-hour before it officially announced the phone.
Telecommuting has made it easier for businesses to operate on a global scale. But for managers that means they might have employees scattered around the world, which poses unique challenges.
A new report by the Information Security Forum (ISF) outlines the steps you can take to determine your mission-critical information assets &and create customized plans for protecting them.
Digital leaders post higher gross margins, revenues and profits than digital laggards, according to new research from Harvard Business School. Data is a big reason why.
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.
Information security finally has executives’ attention, but aligning with business needs is still challenging.
Organizations need to stay on top of a fast-shifting threat landscape by updating their security policies — without badgering users into a state of noncompliance.
Offloading security strategy and day-to-day operations to a managed security service provider can free up IT resources. But be prepared: It’s not an entirely hands-off proposition.
Chances are if you haven't already had a difficult conversation at work, you will at some point. But these conversations don't have to be stressful. With a little effort, they can be productive and carry long-term benefits.
Blind skills challenges are one way to remove both overt and unconscious bias from the technical hiring process.
LILEE STS mobile communication, sensor and application platform helps first responders provide better care
Huawei recently released an attractive-looking Windows 10 hybrid tablet, but how well does the Matebook compete with the current enterprise favorite, the Surface Pro 4?
Historically, hardware upgrades on Windows PCs that involved major changes (new motherboard and/or CPU, for example) required a phone call to Microsoft to reactivate the Windows license. Microsoft has altered its licensing policy to cut down on calls
IT pros are hesitant to take on migration projects because a previous one left a bad taste in their mouths. However, they may only have themselves to blame for that.
Change management and project management are often thought to be the same thing. They aren’t. Here’s how they differ.
New research shows that organizations need to do a better job at verifying certification credentials if they want to benefit their value.
Industry leaders offer insights on cloud security, compliance concerns, dealing with legacy systems, and more
Intel's second-in-command Venkata Renduchintala is feeling at home with his new company after he switched over from Qualcomm
'Occupy HTML5' movement shows Flash still has ardent support, but the web tool's best days are over
Security awareness training is one of the most effective ways to strengthen what is generally known as “the weakest link in the security chain.” The key is to make employees skeptical without paralyzing them with paranoia
Now that Windows 10 Anniversary Update is here, Microsoft is already working on the next two major updates. We track all the new builds here.
Male allies can open doors, broaden networks and advocate for female tech pros. Guys, ready to step up?
If you're a project manager or part of a project team, you know all about the hurried pace of this field. Once projects near their close, is debriefing useful or a waste of time?
Forget everything you think you know about millennials and their successors in the workplace, Generation Z. Here’s what they are looking for from employers.
Companies should use a risk-based approach to merger review
What enterprises are doing now with hybrid cloud is more sophisticated than you might think.
A conversation with Rowan Trollope
An hour long lecture once a year doesn't do much for security awareness training
Most businesses try to avoid shadow IT, but there are ways to make it a positive for your company and your workers.
