"DigiCert’s partnership with ReversingLabs advances supply chain security through threat detection and secrets protection delivered by automated workflows that seamlessly operate within DevOps ...

IBM Authorized Service Providers (IASP) are responding favorably: “The market demand is growing for improved license consumption reporting and Flexera One Select for IBM helps address these demands,” ...

Some of the top executives from leading technology companies, including Google DeepMind and Microsoft, joined 300 signatories on a short statement aimed at directing AI's discourse.

Microsoft said it will share expertise, provide training curriculum, create dedicated resources, promote risk framework implementation, host customer councils and create a dedicated team of AI legal ...

I'm a complete computer geek,” said Gaysinskiy, now a technology fellow and engineering lead for Goldman Sachs’ Platform Solutions segment. “I love building software and I love working with engineers ...

Qumulo, the simple way to manage exabyte-scale data anywhere, today announced new capabilities that eliminate the pain of data migration during hardware refreshes and boost customers’ storage ...

Demand for data skills continues to outstrip the supply of available talent. As companies compete for IT workers against a backdrop of historically low unemployment, identifying previously untapped ...

CIOs must reinvent their employee value proposition to attract and retain critical workers and execute digital aspirations.

When new technologies emerge, leaders must assess where they fit in the existing framework. It’s up to CIOs to guide organizations through the era of generative AI.

CIOs have several options to ensure critical IT work still gets done after layoffs: reskill workers, add temporary staff or find IT talent hiding in plain sight.

The report from Immersive Labs raises questions about whether corporate employees would know how to respond after a major cyberattack.

"Supply chain management is one of the few remaining realms in enterprise software that has struggled to platform itself," CEO Frank Slootman said.