Profile of Jai Vijayan
Contributing Writer
News & Commentary Posts: 18
Jai Vijayan is a seasoned technology reporter with over 20 years of experience in IT trade journalism. He was most recently a Senior Editor at Computerworld, where he covered information security and data privacy issues for the publication. Over the course of his 20-year career at Computerworld, Jai also covered a variety of other technology topics including Big Data, Hadoop, Internet of Things, E-voting and data analytics. Prior to Computerworld, Jai covered technology issues for The Economic Times in Bangalore, India. Jai has a Master's degree in Statistics and lives in Naperville, IL.
Articles by Jai Vijayan
9/5/2019
By 2021, organizations worldwide will create nearly $3 trillion of business value via AI, Gartner says.
6/27/2019
Supply chain, procurement and customer engagement models face significant disruption in the next decade new A.T. Kearney report warns.
5/6/2019
A Hackett Group survey suggests many IT leaders are uncertain about how to improve their ability to address evolving business requirements.
12/11/2014
Government agency breaches pale in comparison to private sector companies' problems, but government did get hacked in 2014. Look at the four biggest incidents.
12/2/2014
The US Senate might outsource core cyber security support to a managed security service. Candidate tasks include network security monitoring, threat analysis, incident reporting, vulnerability analysis, and security engineering and research.
11/24/2014
Postal Service takes restrained, methodical approach to cyberattack. Was this the right strategy?
11/12/2014
Rep. Lamar Smith wants National Science Foundation to explain why it funded the project and whether it targeted conservative speech.
11/6/2014
Indiana University research on Internet memes is not a threat to free speech, computing researchers tell lawmakers threatening to defund the project.
10/28/2014
FTDI's update, targeting counterfeit chips, could disable systems widely embedded in healthcare, critical infrastructure, and consumer products.
10/23/2014
Department of Homeland Security reportedly investigating two-dozen products from major medical device manufacturers for security holes.
10/21/2014
Jason Task Force co-chairs say government should exercise its regulatory powers only to guide process along.
10/16/2014
Combining real-time and official data can offer new insights on disease progression, but reliability questions remain.
10/13/2014
Automakers should consider adding real-time intrusion detection and response capabilities, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says.
10/9/2014
Twitter claims the government is restricting its free speech by limiting what it can disclose about requests for customer data.
10/6/2014
At least six federal agencies report lack of data needed to calculate savings from data center consolidation efforts.
10/3/2014
In an effort to tap commercial cloud technology without sacrificing security or control, the Department of Defense considers two potential models.
9/29/2014
Cyber attacks pose a grave threat to the integrity of healthcare services, agency says.
9/29/2014
Department of Energy has released a set of voluntary privacy recommendations for smart grid owners, operators, and third parties; industry stakeholders have until October 14 to comment on draft.
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