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FinOps Foundation Lays Out Cloud Spending Leadership Roadmap
Who's Responsible When IT Goes Awry?
15 Best Places to Work in Tech for 2019
Lead with Purpose: Data, Analytics Cultural Challenges
CIO Survey Shows Shifts in IT Leadership Role
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Russia Regularly Spoofs Regional GPS
Robert Lemos, Technology Journalist/Data Researcher
News
The nation is a pioneer in spoofing and blocking satellite navigation signals, causing more than 9,800 incidents in the past three years, according to an analysis of navigational data.
By Robert Lemos Technology Journalist/Data Researcher, 3/26/2019
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Small Businesses Turn to Managed Service Providers for Security
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
News
The average cost of a cyberattack at an SMB is $54,650, a new study shows.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 3/26/2019
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10 Movies All Security Pros Should Watch
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
News
Don't expect to read about any of the classics, like 'War Games' or 'Sneakers,' which have appeared on so many lists before. Rather, we've broadened our horizons with this great mix of documentaries, hacker movies, and flicks based on short stories.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 3/26/2019
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How IT Roles are Changing
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
Commentary
Non-traditional IT roles continue to emerge with new business models and technology. Is your career on track?
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 3/26/2019
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4 Reasons Why Your Company Might Not Be Ready For DevOps
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
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Make DevOps the culture of your organization, driven by the CEO and a team of leaders with a clear understanding of the implications and outcomes.
By Bhanu Singh, Senior VP, OpsRamp , 3/26/2019
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Ex-NSA Director Rogers: Insider Threat Prevention a 'Contract'
Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading
News
Ret. Admiral Michael Rogers – who served as head of the NSA and the US Cyber Command from 2014 to 2018 – on how to handle the risk of insiders exposing an organization's sensitive data.
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 3/26/2019
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Ford Motor IT's Changing Direction
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
Ford Motor Co. faces a future of autonomous vehicles, changing attitudes on car ownership, and new consumer expectations. Here's how Ford's IT group is supporting the company's vision.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 3/26/2019
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Automation: How Can We Reskill the Workforce?
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
The growing interest in automation in the enterprise highlights the need to place humans in jobs that are best suited for humans rather than machines, and a need for continuous training.
By Igor Makarov, president, Areti International Group , 3/25/2019
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At the RSA Conference: Oh, That Security Talent Crunch?
Steve Kovsky, Technology Journalist
News
Keeping pace with the changes in IT security calls for new tactics in developing and acquiring security talent.
By Steve Kovsky Technology Journalist, 3/25/2019
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Kaleido Brings Its Blockchain Market to Microsoft Azure
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer
Commentary
A blockchain software-as-a-service platform expands to another cloud service, showing opportunity for such networks.
By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 3/25/2019
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7 Disruptions CIOs Need to Watch
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
Here's a look at seven emerging technologies that will disrupt your business, marketplace, and culture.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 3/22/2019
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Biased AI Is Real; What Does that Mean for Women?
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
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We have a great opportunity to lay a better foundation for the future of AI if we encourage more women and people of diverse backgrounds to dive into data science and other AI fields.
By Sophie Searcy, Senior Data Scientist, Metis , 3/22/2019
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SaaS Ecosystem Complexity Ratcheting Up Risk of Insider Threats
Ericka Chickowski, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading
News
Even with common security platforms like CASBs, organizations struggle to deal with the volume of apps and accounts that interact with business-critical data.
By Ericka Chickowski Contributing Writer, Dark Reading, 3/21/2019
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FinOps Foundation Lays Out Cloud Spending Leadership Roadmap
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer
Commentary
Education and information sharing among peers may help the market be more fiscally efficient about cloud migration.
By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 3/21/2019
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AI's Purpose Should be to Build a More Human Experience
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
Using new technologies and building products with a clear purpose in mind can help organizations connect with users in a way that is more human and more useful.
By Tim Correia, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Trulia , 3/21/2019
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Less Than 3% of Recycled Computing Devices Properly Wiped
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
News
Researchers find that companies that refurbish or accept old equipment as donations don't necessarily clean them of data as promised.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 3/20/2019
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Who's Responsible When IT Goes Awry?
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
Commentary
Headline news just hit, customers are livid, lawsuits are imminent. Whom should be held responsible when an IT error disrupts business?
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 3/20/2019
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Microsoft Office Dominates Most Exploited List
Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading
News
Lone Android vulnerability among the top 10 software flaws most abused by cybercriminals.
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 3/19/2019
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Lead with Purpose: Data, Analytics Cultural Challenges
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
Analytics, and AI offer great potential, but concerns over privacy, AI replacing humans, and negative consequences have cast a pall. Now, lead with purpose.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 3/19/2019
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New Mirai Version Targets Business IoT Devices
Dark Reading Staff,
News
The notorious Internet of Things botnet is evolving to attack more types of devices – including those found in enterprises.
By Dark Reading Staff , 3/19/2019
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Why Your Company's AI Strategy May Not Be Its Own
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Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer,  3/15/2019
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Empowering Women in the Workplace 365 Days a Year
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