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FBI: $2.7 Billion in Losses to Cyber-Enabled Crimes in 2018

Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) last year received an average of 900+ reports daily of Internet-enabled theft, fraud, and exploitation.

By Dark Reading Staff , 4/22/2019

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How to Operationalize Privacy and Data Governance for AI

Enterprise approaches to data privacy and governance need a refresh when it comes to AI because things can go wrong at scale, fast.

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 4/22/2019

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Microsoft Products Under EU Investigation About Data Collection

A new inquiry aims to determine whether contracts between Microsoft and EU organizations violate GDPR.

By Dark Reading Staff , 4/8/2019

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Could a Social Media Exodus Mean a Return to the Open Web?

Consider why reverting to an open Web might not be such a bad thing.

By Dries Buytaert, founder of Drupal and CTO of Acquia , 4/2/2019

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Women Now Hold One-Quarter of Cybersecurity Jobs

New data from ISC(2) shows younger women are making more money than in previous generations in the field – but overall gender pay disparity persists.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 4/2/2019

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Detroit's IT Makeover, a Year Later

Detroit CIO Beth Niblock and her IT team have been helping the city advance through the tech world that we call the 21st century.

By James M. Connolly Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief, 3/29/2019

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Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking Apple Accounts of NFL & NBA Players, Rappers

Dozens of pro athletes and musicians fell for a phishing scam that pilfered their Apple accounts and credit cards.

By Dark Reading Staff , 3/28/2019

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Ex-NSA Director Rogers: Insider Threat Prevention a 'Contract'

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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Biased AI Is Real; What Does that Mean for Women?

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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Empowering Women in the Workplace 365 Days a Year

In celebrating the progress companies have made with inclusion and diversity the has to be ongoing change to create a level playing field and a culture where all colleagues feel included and heard.

By Nancy Harris, EVP and Managing Director, Sage North America , 3/19/2019

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Why Your Company's AI Strategy May Not Be Its Own

Nine big tech firms are deciding your company's fate and even the fate of humanity simply because they have the most control over AI.

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 3/18/2019

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It Takes an Average of 3 to 6 Months to Fill a Cybersecurity Job

Meanwhile, organizations are looking at unconventional ways to staff up and train their workforce as technical expertise gets even harder to find.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 3/12/2019

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AI as a Human Right

As some thought leaders advocate for the recognition of access to AI as a human right, the question comes up: How could we achieve that?

By Gary Grossman, Technology Practice Lead, Edelman AI Center of Expertise , 3/8/2019

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Meet the New 'Public-Interest Cybersecurity Technologist'

A grassroots movement is emerging to train high-risk groups and underrepresented communities in cybersecurity protection and skills – all for the public good.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 3/6/2019

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What CIOs and CTOs Can Learn From Smart Cities

Municipal IT leaders manage a lot of complexity; improving government efficiency, protecting citizens, and making cities attractive places to work, live and visit.

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 2/27/2019

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The Future of AI in America: What All Leaders Should Consider

Regardless of the spotlight President Trump put on AI, the technology was destined to make a big impact in 2019, and companies will need AI to compete successfully.

By Scott Likens, Emerging Technology Leader, PwC , 2/27/2019

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Former Kaspersky Lab Expert Sentenced in Russia for Treason

Ruslan Stoyanov gets 14 years in Russian prison.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 2/26/2019

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Take A Deeper Look at Deep Learning

This form of machine learning continues to grow rapidly. Here's what you need to know as you consider whether to implement deep learning in your organization.

By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 2/20/2019

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19 Minutes to Escalation: Russian Hackers Move the Fastest

New data from CrowdStrike's incident investigations in 2018 uncover just how quickly nation-state hackers from Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran pivot from patient zero in a target organization.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 2/19/2019

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Editor's Note: Have Your Say on the State of IT

InformationWeek and Interop are developing a survey-based report on the State of IT in 2019.

By James M. Connolly Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief, 2/19/2019

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