Security

CIOs step inside the mind of a security hacker

Security is not a one-time event. Ensuring threat resilience is your duty as a CIO. Reevaluate your companyu2019s security situation often u2013 everyoneu2019s future depends on it.

U.S. Cyber Command struggles to retain top cybersecurity talent

Top official in Defense Department's cybersecurity unit says organization is doing an u2018effective jobu2019 at recruiting, but keeping up with the evolving threat landscape remains a challenge.

7 reasons mobile payments still aren’t mainstream

Though mobile payments and wallets are increasingly popular, they're still nowhere near mainstream. A set of experts and finance-industry watchers weigh in on what's holding mobile payments back, as well what will need to happen for the sys

2016 digital consumer trends

The on-demand economy, incumbent acquisitions of tech players, and security are driving the modern evolution of business.

How millennial tech grads should tailor their resumes

How millennial tech grads should tailor their resumes

If you've just graduated from college and are looking to land a job in IT, here are four emerging trends you'll want to highlight for prospective employers.

Microsoft brings advanced security management to Office 365

Microsoft aims to give IT more visibility and control into Office 365 environments with advanced security features that leverage behavioral analytics and machine learning for threat detection.

Protecting yourself from Google’s protection racket

If identity validation involves complex AI computation, then no one except the behemoths will be able to do it anymore, which may be the idea.

Why I won’t use Dropbox’s Project Infinite if it’s not open source

If Dropbox wants to get into the kernel, they should open source their client side software so the community can audit their codern

State Department argues against ‘cyber arms’ treaty

Senior State Department official says cyber is fundamentally different than any sort of conventional military or diplomatic arena, urges ongoing and multilateral development of u2018normsu2019 in global Internet talks.

Study finds Google, Twitter and Facebook keep closest tabs on users

A new Princeton University privacy study suggests Google's user tracking tech is practically ubiquitous, and popular social network sites Twitter and Facebook are the next worst offenders.