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Enterprises across industries collect data from nearly everything. Potentially, every checkout machine, car door, connected coffee mug, or dishwasher has sensors that generate data continuously. These insights have the potential to transform supply chains, enable safe self-driving cars, or inspire life-changing consumer products and services. While enterprises have every reason to use data to benefit […]

Enterprise IT is a thriving market, remarkably so. All of its various sectors, from software to services to hardware, are growing rapidly. To spotlight one hot market among the several: a Statista report projects that spending in the enterprise software market will hit $237 billion in 2022 and grow to $347 billion by 2027. This year’s […]

The RSA Conference is the industry’s biggest cybersecurity show, and it hosts the premier startup competition, Innovation Sandbox. In the competition, 10 entrepreneurs pitch their startups to a panel of investors and industry luminaries. Forecasters and early adopters take note: For over a decade, this competition has produced major brands like Cylance, SentinelOne, Cybereason, and […]

According to the Pew Research Center, 68% of technology innovators, developers and business leaders expect that ethical principles focused on the public good will continue to be overlooked in most artificial intelligence systems through 2030. As AI works to match human capabilities, a primary concern is that it could potentially outpace our ability to control […]

In a recent earnings call, Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, made a very curious concession when asked about the bank’s ambitions to modernize its infrastructure: “If we can spend $2 billion more and get to the cloud tomorrow, I would do that in a second.” How could an organization – known for an […]

Networks and the valuable data they hold are under attack as never before. That’s bad timing for today’s digital organizations, as they continue to struggle to find anyone with cybersecurity skills, much less the experience and qualifications they truly need to fill their roles. Too many alerts and repetitive tasks done by too few people […]

Security breaches and breakdowns have become an unfortunate fact of life. With the average cost of a security breach reaching $4.24 million, it’s critical to find ways to automate detection and ratchet up protection. What’s more, any breach detection and remediation framework must support a growing array of regulatory obligations, such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, […]

The use of a monitoring video feed has helped to identify potential safety risks on our roads. But it’s usually a reactive tool that is used primarily to train employees after a potentially dangerous situation occurs, rather than avoiding issues in the moment. Country roads, busy intersections, and fast-moving interstates are high-risk work environments that […]

For IT staff on the frontlines, the stress – and potential for burnout – is an occupational health issue that needs to be looked at seriously and addressed. While there aren’t necessarily hard and fast rules to follow, there are a few steps that CIOs, senior leadership and managers should take in order to tackle […]

When researching how to start with or even improve cloud security, it won’t take long to stumble upon some sort of agent versus agentless argument for cybersecurity controls. It comes up so often, it’s quickly becoming the security industry’s Vim versus Emacs or tabs versus spaces schism. Similar to those other arguments, the agent versus […]

Criminals are now adopting cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to cleanse their illicit funds as an additional method of money laundering. For banks and their regulators, the emerging world of decentralized finance (DeFi) raises a slew of cybersecurity concerns. To prevent illicit activity, these new digital currencies must be regulated, but this will take time. […]

Graph databases and models have been around for well over a decade, and are among the most impactful technologies to emerge from the NoSQL movement. Graph data models are natively designed to focus on the relationships within and between data, representing data as nodes connected by edges. As such, the graph model is strikingly similar […]