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EPS Ep. 11: Cybersecurity with Richard Mroz and guest host Naomi Eide
Utility executives consistently name cybersecurity as the most pressing issue facing their companies. How can they fend off the hacks? Former New Jersey regulator Richard Mroz and CIO Dive Senior Editor Naomi Eide break it down.
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Phishing 2.0: Employees are desperate and companies more vulnerable
Refraining from punishing employees is important because attacks are "so sophisticated some of them are bound to get through," said Cath Goulding, head of cybersecurity for Nominet.
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Multicloud pushed top vendors to broaden target customer profile
The rise in additional services and solutions gives each cloud an edge, making multicloud a more attractive option for the customer that wants it all.
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H-1B program receives more than 200K petitions, increase from FY2019
Companies long-reliant on the H-1B program are finding alternatives to continue doing business in the U.S.
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Reliability at heart of Lyft and Uber's tech, IPOs reveal
Reliable technology service providers set the foundation for optimal operations, trustworthy security and a five-star customer rating after drop-off.
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Anything but Amazon: What's next for Google Cloud
Companies want to diversify investments as part of the multicloud movement, creating an opportunity for providers trailing AWS to scrape away market share.
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Microsoft warns breached email users of possible phishing schemes
The content of emails or login credentials were compromised for about 6% of impacted users, reports Motherboard.
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10 highest paying entry-level jobs in tech
Despite the rising popularity of DevOps, entry-level specialists did not make it into the top five of Comparably's list.
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How Infosys trains employees to keep up with the market
Learning material at Infosys is a combination of in-house development, external resources and content created by learners for other learners.
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Finding the right recipe for innovation comes down to people and culture
The secret to innovation and adopting disruptive technologies is a company's digital transformation progress.
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Deep DiveIt's not just McDonald's — restaurant CIOs are hungry for tech
"It's hard to look cool if you've got a pager that was from the 1980s still in use," said the founder of Aaron Allen & Associates.
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Facebook's dark web: A bold hacker's paradise
The obviousness of bad actors' actions and Facebook's faulty detection process makes the solicitors "either very smart or very stupid," said Ariel Ainhoren, head of threat research at IntSights.
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Microsoft introduces 'masters-level' AI program
Partner OpenClassrooms guaranteed students will get a job within six months of completing the program — or they will get their money back.
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At Next '19, Google Cloud states case for enterprise customers
Google Cloud's new CEO is paying close attention to customers with hybrid cloud needs, cross-platform capabilities and deals with major players.
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Slack's 'highly requested' enterprise power move integrates users with Office 365
If you can't beat them, integrate with them.
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'Typographical' errors add to FBI's weak breach notifications
The transparency, or lack thereof, for handling breaches has become more of a data privacy issue.
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With multibillion dollar tech budgets, large banks eclipsing competitors' investments
Companies like Bank of America and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. are more likely to increase technology spend in the coming years, according to a recent report from UBS Evidence Lab.
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OpinionRightsizing data science: How to architect analytics around the business need
The growing wave of big data applications and activities, along with plenty of media hype and publicity, can supercharge the expectations and demands of business leaders.
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Former Land O'Lakes CIO joins Subway amid leadership shake ups
Mike Marcie is joining Subway as it battles for relevance in a saturated fast food market and undergoes a leadership shuffle.
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Which traits set 'digitally savvy' companies apart from competitors
"All firms want to make sure they're digitally transformed so they're not going to be disrupted," said Stephanie Woerner, research scientist at the MIT CISR.
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To manage IoT data, cities need 'system of systems' to break silos
With around 200 billion connected devices expected worldwide by 2031, speakers at Smart Cities Connect said more collaboration is needed.
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Del Monte Foods cuts IT spend 35% with the help of Accenture
The partnership with Accenture fits into the food company’s business strategy, including product differentiation and expanding distribution.
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The skills and people who ignite DevOps — and fuel its evolution
Organizations decide they're going to "do" DevOps. But they "can't really do DevOps and expect an outcome," said Eveline Oehrlich, independent research director at the DevOps Institute.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance's heavy focus on digitalization to save up to $600M
The firm brought in a new chief digital officer in January, who is expected to lead the development of WBA's digital and physical customer solutions.
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Ford is a mobility company with an AI 'core competency,' CTO says
Wrinkle detection in car seats is trivial, right? For Ford, it's an internal AI application for manufacturing and an example of what's possible with advanced technology.
