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US adds AI export hurdles. Open source might lessen the impact
Much of the technology that underpins geospatial image recognition is available through open source.
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IBM-powered blockchain app tracks coffee bean origin
U.S. and Canadian consumers will be able to track the origin of their cup by scanning QR codes on packages of Folgers 1850 premium single-origin beans.
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A company is suing its hackers — it doesn't know who they are
In a search for redress, cable manufacturer Southwire filed a civil suit against "John Doe," the yet-to-be identified operators behind a ransomware attack.
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DHS warns of retaliation from Iran, potential cyberattacks
Iranian threat actors could already be "lying dormant" in U.S. computer networks, according to a former CIA officer.
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5 cloud trends for 2020
This year will offer more battles in the cloud wars and more vendors listening to understand the realities of where businesses actually are in cloud adoption.
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Citi wants to hire 2,500 coders in trading, investment banking
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase made similar advances last year; the former hiring 100 engineers on the trading floor, while a handful of JPMorgan coders were approved to trade cash equities.
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5 cybersecurity trends for 2020
With industry-known strains morphing into new killers and regulators dutifully watching for errors, companies are leaning on their infosec teams more than ever.
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What decentralized IT spending means for budget and oversight
Putting purchasing decisions in the hands of business units takes away oversight, leading to possible overspending when those units buy more than necessary.
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Forrester: To stay secure, employers must balance insider threat protection and employee rights
Ethical challenges may require HR's involvement, but research found most HR professionals aren't serious enough about the topic.
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5 data trends for 2020
Companies will increase reliance on artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics in 2020 as they seek a competitive edge.
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On the road to AI adoption, execs grapple with expertise and data
Companies that fail to overcome the knowledge, data and tool barriers to AI adoption are at risk of ceding ground to the competition.
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5 CIO and IT leadership trends for 2020
With an uncertain economic future, changing trade policies and constant cyberthreats, IT leaders need a clear strategic vision and the support of the business.
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5 AI traps that dupe CIOs
IT leaders, be advised. If there's one thing AI is not, is magic, said Jeff McMillan, chief analytics and data officer at Morgan Stanley.
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CIO Dive's Top News of 2019
The world of business technology is nonstop and the Top News of 2019 honors the constant churn.
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CIO Dive's Top Trends of 2019
Tie a bow on it, uncork the champagne and take a deep breath: say goodbye to 2019.
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Former Hyatt CIO takes the tech helm at 4 cruise line brands
Marshall Lancaster will bring his industry experience to Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn, P&O Cruises Australia and Carnival Australia.
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62% of breached data came from financial services in 2019
In financial services, an average breach costs $210 per record, while a "mega breach," like Capital One's, can cost up to $388 per record.
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5 charts that show the rise of the cloud
Cloud technology defined the decade, creating a baseline for enterprise technology performance.
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9 cutting-edge technology startups to watch in 2020
Especially in the case of AI startups, the ultimate path to startup growth could lie behind an acquisition from some of the leading names in tech.
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How a real estate developer gave California a head start in data privacy legislation
Alastair Mactaggart attended a dinner party with a Google software engineer. What he heard shocked him, and shortly thereafter, Mactaggart pushed for a ballot initiative on privacy.
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Macy's data breach caused by a customized Magecart attack, research finds
Digital skimmers have been around for years, but a new type of point-of-sale attack is tailored for the target.
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Microsoft: 73% of companies turn to 'tech intensity' to shape digital success
Regardless of the industry, organizations see value in becoming technology companies, a trend Microsoft identifies as an opportunity.
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Santa's migrating his toy workshop to the cloud
At the North Pole, elves were suffering and couldn't keep up with the high volume of orders. Because Santa failed to check the list twice, they were filling orders from Christmases long past, leading to inefficiency and wasted work.
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Kaspersky: IT security budgets fell in 2019
IT security budgets dropped by an average of $77,628 from 2018 to 2019.
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3 things to do before California's privacy law goes live
Experts have hailed the California Consumer Privacy Act as the "de facto" standard for other states to craft privacy legislation.
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