Is someone at IBM a big comic book fan? The name “X-Force” is popularly associated with a superhero team from Marvel Comics, but IBM has chosen it as a moniker for many of the company’s digital security offerings, such as its penetration … Continue reading →
MIT researchers have developed a novel cryptography circuit that can be used to protect low-power “internet of things” (IoT) devices in the coming age of quantum computing. Quantum computers can in principle execute calculations that today are practically impossible for … Continue reading →
BY MARIA DEUTSCHER – Google LLC today launched a new iteration of TensorFlow, its popular artificial intelligence framework, and a pair of complementary modules aimed at enabling algorithms to process user data more responsibly. TensorFlow 2.0 focuses primarily on improving usability. The release … Continue reading →
It is hard to be 100% paperless, but what is stopping many organizations from at least reducing — if not completely eliminating — their dependence on paper? Often, the roadblock is a document management system that isn’t integrated with other … Continue reading →
Ransomware is more advanced than ever – and it shows no signs of slowing. Here’s what you need to do to protect yourself and your business. According to analysis by cybersecurity firm Carbon Black, ransomware only continues to advance. If … Continue reading →
In the 20th century, telecommunications technology enabled us to hold conversations with each other at great distances with phones. In the 1990s, we started to connect personal computers (PCs) to the internet, a new telecoms protocol at the time, to … Continue reading →
By GLENN REES – Today’s businesses have access to more data than ever, yet much of that information isn’t being put to good use. On average, between 60 per cent and 73 per cent of data in an enterprise goes unused … Continue reading →
Thoroughly researching valuable tech tools like business process automation is critical for a calculated digital strategy, writes Suresh Sambandam of OrangeScape. He outlines common false impressions surrounding process automation. No CIO wants to see software become shelfware — time and money forfeited … Continue reading →
By Jonathan Bordoli – A cloud content services approach distributes core functions of the CMS to separate microservices units for use by modules of an integrated stack or independent applications using common APIs. Those units might include content tagging services, … Continue reading →
Every month, thousands of retail websites are targeted by cyber criminals, who insert a small piece of malicious code that allows them to snatch customers’ credit card information. The hacking technique is called formjacking, and it’s the virtual equivalent of … Continue reading →