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Microsoft Azure prepares data subject request capabilities for GDPR
The company rolled out tools across Azure and Office 365 enterprise platforms to help customers comply with data rights in the upcoming EU regulation.
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Sponsored postThe GDPR's accountability principle: A shift in mindset
The latest ruling from the GDPR calls for a more proactive and holistic approach towards achieving data protection compliance than the existing legal framework.
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To improve cybersecurity diversity, destroy the 'hacker in a hoodie' stereotype
Cybersecurity is considered "pale, male and stale," said Kim Jones at RSAC. Without an image makeover, it's doomed to remain stagnant and homogenous.
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Microsoft offers IoT solution as answer to hardware security shortcomings
To take “cybersecurity from an art to a science,” Microsoft is engineering a more secure edge with Azure Sphere, according to President Brad Smith.
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To implement new technology, think big, but start small
However, learning to make a financial case for visibility or digital initiatives remains a widespread challenge.
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Gmail is going 'confidential' to prevent unintended data sharing
The redesign of the platform will address companies' concerns over employee email habits.
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The students, startups and tech poised to disrupt cybersecurity
Hackers and crimeware come back year after year with a vengeance. Will the rising stars be able to overcome talent limitations to beat them?
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How AppNexus is upgrading storage infrastructure to get ready for Kubernetes
A reduction in the number of servers being used translates to a reduction in spending, boosting the bottom line for the online advertising company.
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OpinionTop 3 factors CIOs should consider when looking at SD-WAN
Cloud services and virtualization across traditional WAN architectures has led to performance bottlenecks. Enter software-defined wide area network, one of the hottest networking technologies.
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FTC expands Uber settlement following last year's breach revelations
Each violation of an issued consent order from the agency can result in a civil penalty up to $41,484.
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FeatureWhat's it going to take for the US to catch China in the AI race?
Technology has always created more jobs than it takes away, and there is no reason to think AI will be any different, Rep. John Delaney, D-MD, said.
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'Spooky' quantum correlations making truly random numbers attainable
Is it really important that a "2454267" generated by a quantum machine is more random than the "4632456" generated by classical computing? Actually, yes.
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Goldman Sachs hiring 60 software engineers to 'scale' its custom API store
The bank is looking for engineers "across the stack who enjoy working in a client-driven and agile environment," according to a LinkedIn job listing.
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UPDATE: H-1B demand lagging amidst application roadblocks
The number of H-1B petitions fell this year, down almost 20% from just two years ago.
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6 weeks to GDPR, and 1/3 of companies won't be compliant
Ignorance of a partner's noncompliance will not save a company from the 4% fines of global annual turnover.
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Are gamers the answer to the cybersecurity skills gap?
Demand is outpacing talent in the cybersecurity field, but a new report from McAfee suggests that gamers might just be the answer.
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Tyson Foods using tax break to work on IT infrastructure
Moving from analog to digital will elevate Tyson's performance in the supply chain and introduce more transparency between products and customers.
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Feature5 things to watch at RSA Conference 2018
If you haven't created a RSAC bingo card yet, now's the time. Be on the lookout for the overuse of terms like "nation state actors," "cyberwar" and "GDPR."
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Why Microsoft is beefing up its IoT and AI cloud offerings
CEO Satya Nadella has hammered out a roadmap for the company centered on enterprise clients with a focus on artificial intelligence technologies.
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Facebook rolls out data abuse bounty as Zuckerberg faces off with Congress
The real question right now is what is the right kind of regulation, not whether there should be regulation, Zuckerberg said.
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Mozilla: Facebook, Google 'consolidation of power' undermining users' privacy
When companies gather overwhelming amounts of personal data, a lack of healthy competition constricts the innovation pipeline, according to Mozilla.
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Following legal disputes, SAP updates pricing for indirect software use
The new pricing model will distinguish indirect/digital access, which includes access by third parties, bots or the IoT.
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Microsoft researcher: Company will scrutinize sales if there's AI tech misuse
Monitoring the interaction between man and AI is one that is best addressed by the manufacturer itself or taken up by HR.
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Highest paid women in tech could catch up to men by 2059
While there are evident cracks in the glass ceiling, women still face challenges and the tech industry is no exception.
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FeatureTrump, tariffs, trade wars and tech: What you need to know
Intellectual property protections and technology transfers have been a problem in China for decades. Will tariffs fix the problem now, or will they make it worse?
