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How your company can measure its 'cyber resilience' and evaluate its posture
Non-profits ISACA and CMMI help companies score their cybersecurity readiness and create a gap analysis to get up to speed.
AT&T's 5G 'foundation' technology is now live in 141 markets
AT&T's 5G Evolution technology has theoretical peak speeds of up to 400 megabits per second on capable devices.
Infosys charts new course, but can it catch up with Accenture and Deloitte?
New CEO Parekh's latest moves -- that are part of his overall strategy of providing comprehensive end-to-end digital solutions -- is just the thing that Infosys needs. But he will need to do a lot more, and fast.
Why the US federal government has been leaning into the cloud since 2011
The cloud benefits of elasticity, scalability, and nimbleness were tailor-made for some of the massive and intermittent IT projects of the US government.
Amazon: The world's most innovative tech company
From Alexa Skills Blueprints to AWS to Prime, Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler make the case for Amazon as the most innovative tech company on the planet. (Analysis and news roundup.)
Why the cloud is tailor made for many US government IT projects
At RSA 2018, Katie Lewin, Federal Director at Cloud Security Alliance talks to Jason Hiner about why the cloud is tailor-made for the massive and intermittent IT projects of the US government.
Disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Natural and man-made disasters can jeopardize the operations and future of any company, so it’s critical to develop a plan to help ensure ongoing business processes in a crisis. This download explains...
Pivotal makes solid Wall Street debut, looks for longterm growth
After a modest first day of trading, Pivotal's CFO says the company is thinking longterm.
IBM: Fewer records are being breached, but cyber attacks are getting more costly
Incident response research from Big Blue offers surprising results, as hacks get more serious but defenders improve their tools and training. IBM's Wendi Whitmore explains.
Custom Alexa skills: How the average person can make one in minutes
Amazon opened up its Alexa platform so that anyone can create a custom Alexa skill. Skills are little Alexa apps that provide Amazon's assistant with additional features. Now, you can make your own skill, and you don't need to be an app developer to do so.
CEO of O'Reilly Media: Elected officials don't understand the tech industry
Tim O'Reilly discusses Facebook's current state of affairs vis-a-vis Cambridge Analytica and privacy.
