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Cloud adoption accelerates as companies plan for 2nd coronavirus wave
The impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have a long tail, MariaDB found. While 99% of respondents report a current business impact from COVID-19, 84% expect effects to continue into next year.
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Sponsored by Flux7, an NTT DATA CompanyIncreasing agility and efficiency with IT Process Automation
Automation helps drive efficiency, deliver value faster, and solve IT and business workflow challenges. Here are four core areas to automate your IT processes.
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Capital One ordered to disclose third-party analysis of 2019 breach
The bank argued the business agreement with cybersecurity firm Mandiant made it a protected legal document.
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Distributed software engineering teams lean on classic tools: collaboration and agile
Building software in quick bursts with constant communication, leaders help their teams sustain their pace of work.
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Managers, site reliability specialists the top-earning software roles
Engineering talent pool continues to have diversity gaps, even as industries clamor for more tech talent.
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Tips for managing enterprise security at home, from patches to reboots
Troubleshooting takes place at a distance. Adequately managing infrastructure requires simplicity.
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Guardian Life steers tech transformation with microservices
Moving off mainframes was not the priority — legacy modernization was a byproduct of larger business transformation goals.
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For 95% of companies, COVID-19 changed tech priorities
Organizations are pressing forward on long-term transformation goals in a matter of weeks, leaving three-quarters of IT workers concerned about the consequences of rushed projects.
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CCPA enforcement is coming. Where are the rules?
Entire industries might be facing privacy implications given the climate created by the coronavirus.
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Antivirus, firewalls top security solutions for remote work
Companies using a hybrid model of physical and virtual solutions chose favorites in a hurry this year.
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ColumnThe Remote Playbook: How managers can keep burnout from upending IT teams
Failure to spot stress could result in health risks and waning levels of productivity and quality as stressed-out teams buckle under pressure.
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Pre-pandemic IaaS priorities: Public cloud reigns, usage to grow
Reflection on 2020 will highlight how companies treated cloud portfolios and adoption. Current indicators do not tell whether optimistic portfolio intentions will play out.
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How CIOs can support a gradual return to the office
In partnership with the C-suite, CIOs are gearing up to support office safety and critical processes through digital products.
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Ancient routers, IoT fridges: Security experts confront the threat landscape at home
"Our perimeter has moved to a teenager on TikTok," said Jeff Greene, director of the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at NIST.
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Gartner: Half of healthcare CIOs will use RPA by 2023
The effects of the pandemic are pressuring healthcare decision-makers to optimize costs, making RPA's promises attractive.
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CIO case study: A virtualization pivot 4 years ago made way for rapid remote transition
The coronavirus tested Nebraska Medicine and University of Nebraska Medical Center's cloud- and mobile-first strategy.
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CCPA enforcement straining manual privacy request processes
"Do not sell" requests are expected to eventually outpace consumers' demand for data deletion.
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58% of tech firms had customers cancel, postpone projects in April, CompTIA says
By August, almost two-thirds of respondents expect business "may start to get back on track," as lockdowns ease.
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Apple, Google grant 22 countries access to coronavirus contact-tracing software
Despite the companies' decentralized approach, privacy and security professionals recognize some amount of data will pool into a centralized unit.
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4 myths cybersecurity experts want busted
No, malware cannot spread from devices sitting next to each other.
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Data driven companies 58% more likely to beat revenue goals
Analytics can play a role in shaping mid- to long-term strategies that carries businesses past the crisis.
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CISO vs. CEO: How executives rate their security posture
The executives largely agreed they have "very effective" cybersecurity measures, which is an indicator of their confidence.
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Report: 4 in 10 employees are using personal apps to share company data
Most respondents say they understand cyber risk, but there's room for improvement when it comes to mitigation.
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UnitedHealth, Microsoft launch COVID-19 screening app for employers
UnitedHealth will control employees' medical data and manage opt-in and consent requirements for users, the healthcare behemoth said Friday. The app will not provide tracking or contact tracing information.
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Employers often forget to source employee input as they adopt new tech
Employees are often wary of new technology, even tools purported to help them do their jobs, studies show.
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DHS warns unpatched VPNs as a top 2020 exploitable flaw
The work-from-home landscape is stressing enterprise security infrastructure. Vulnerabilities that weren't as risky in an office environment have become a minefield for remote workers.
