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PCI Council Releases New Software Framework for DevOps Era

The PCI Software Security Framework will eventually replace PCI DA-DSS when it expires in 2022.

By Ericka Chickowski Contributing Writer, Dark Reading, 1/18/2019

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How Retail is Advancing AI, IoT

Combining computer vision, IoT, and AI creates a system that delivers more value than those three technologies in isolation, as the retail industry is highlighting.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 1/18/2019

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Facebook Shuts Hundreds of Russia-Linked Pages, Accounts for Disinformation

Facebook says the accounts and pages were part of two unrelated disinformation operations aimed at targets outside the US.

By Sara Peters Senior Editor at Dark Reading, 1/17/2019

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Where Are Privacy Boundaries in an Age of Government Interception?

A new encryption-focused law in Australia highlights the need for all parties to come together to identify a solution that protects privacy, e-commerce, and people and institutions.

By Marc Rogers, Executive Director of Cybersecurity, Okta , 1/17/2019

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Can a Hybrid Cloud Strategy Boost IT Transformation Adoption?

Breaking out of old perceptions about the role of IT departments be the key to being part of companies’ overall digital transformation strategies.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 1/17/2019

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Triton/Trisis Attack Was More Widespread Than Publicly Known

Signs of the attack first showed up two months before it was identified as a cyberattack, but they were mistaken for a pure equipment failure by Schneider Electric, security expert reveals at S4x19.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 1/16/2019

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Predictions: 2019 Data Science Jobs Market

Take a look at the forces shaping the job market for data scientists and AI experts, according to a leading quantitative executive recruitment specialist.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 1/16/2019

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10 Career Moves You Can Make in 2019

IT unemployment is very low, but that doesn't mean you should let your skills stagnate.

By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 1/16/2019

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7 Privacy Mistakes That Keep Security Pros on Their Toes

When it comes to privacy, it's the little things that can lead to big mishaps.

By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 1/15/2019

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Voice Assistants Coming to the Enterprise

Virtual employee assistants and voice interfaces to enterprise applications are relatively rare in enterprises today, but Gartner is predicting big growth in the next few years.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 1/15/2019

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A Delicate Balancing Act: Business Needs vs IT Priorities

IT can't be the "bureau of NO" but has to be a partner with the business units.

By Scott Moody, VP, IT Carousel Industries , 1/15/2019

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DevOps: Big Effort, Big Benefits

Authors of the book Driving IT Innovation advise companies to act now, and not to stand by and wait for DevOps to be a fully mature IT concept.

By Heather Smith, senior research associate, and James McKeen, professor emeritus, Smith School of Business, Queen’s University , 1/14/2019

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What CES Announcements Mean for Enterprise IT

CES exhibitors continue their tradition of zany tech announcements, almost all of which are cool. However, some of the innovations signal trends IT should consider.

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 1/14/2019

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Expert Predictions on SaaS Use in 2019

Analysts and solution provide expect new approaches to how enterprises and users utilize SaaS.

By Kayla Matthews Technology Writer, 1/14/2019

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Data Privacy: How to be Worthy of Consumer Trust

If you want customers to be loyal to your company or to your brand, you need to protect their data and treat it with respect.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 1/11/2019

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Envision the Vice President of Workplace Productivity

It's time for organizations to consider a new executive role, one that helps to ensure that the right technologies and non-tech initiatives improve productivity.

By Paul Chapman, CIO, Box , 1/11/2019

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Now That You Have IoT, How Do You Manage It?

A key to success with an IoT strategy is to keep the IT group involved in the process even at the pilot stage.

By Mary E. Shacklett Mary E. Shacklett, 1/10/2019

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Web Vulnerabilities Up, IoT Flaws Down

Robert Lemos, Technology Journalist/Data Researcher

The number of flaws found in WordPress and its associated plugins have tripled since 2017, while Internet of Things vulnerabilities dropped significantly, according to data collected by Imperva.

By Robert Lemos , 1/9/2019

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Kaspersky Lab Helped US Nab NSA Data Thief: Report

But this new development unlikely to do much to clear government suspicions about security vendor's ties to Russian intelligence, analyst says.

By Jai Vijayan Freelance writer, 1/9/2019

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NCSC Launches Nation-State Cyber Threat Protection Program for Businesses

National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) released free online security awareness materials for businesses to defend against nation-state hackers.

By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 1/9/2019

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