Developing a Turing test for ethical AI AI is ready for a new challenge: Can we train the machine behind the curtain to incorporate humanistic ethics into its processes?
No-code and the future of coding skills IDGNS: With the rise of no-code and low-code technologies, do you really need to learn to code?
Has serverless computing run out of gas? IDGNS: While some industry observers see signs that serverless computing has stalled, others believe the paradigm is just getting started.
What to know about Azure Arc’s hybrid-cloud server management IDGNS: Microsoft is trying to make good on its commitment to managing not only assets in Azure cloud but on customer premises and in other providers' clouds.
7 tips for leading multiple IT projects at once IDGNS: How to maintain oversight and guidance without losing sleep or sanity.
CIOs take the lead in pursuit of operational efficiencies IDGNS: Operational efficiency has taken on greater urgency since the pandemic began.
Do you have a security tools gap? IDGNS: Studies show that most CISOs think they have a security tools gap, but a deeper dive into the issue uncovers a much more complex dynamic.
Top COVID-19 security statistics IDGNS: Here's what research reveals about how CISOs and their organizations responded to the pandemic.
7 dumb ways to be a ransomware victim, and how to avoid them IDGNS: Don't make it easy for ransomware attackers.
How to take better control of applications running on your network IDGNS: Unneeded or forgotten software on your Windows network could be a gateway for attackers into your system.
6 hidden risks of IT automation IDGNS: Automation is increasingly seen as a key IT strategy for competitive advantage, but pitfalls await those who fail to heed precautions.
Google's Chromium browser explained IDGNS: Chrome is the most popular browser in the world, but there would be no Chrome without Chromium, the open-source project that underpins it.
Using open source for identity projects: 8 considerations IDGNS: Consider these eight points to decide whether you can securely use open-source code in your identity management projects.
How to buy Bitcoin for ransomware payment (if you must) IDGNS: Avoid paying ransom demands if at all possible. When you have no choice, follow this advice for acquiring cryptocurrencies and executing the transaction.
Lessons from COVID: Futureproofing your IT infrastructure IDGNS: IT leaders are leveraging the pandemic’s real-life stress-test to rethink IT strategy around building resiliency for an uncertain future.
What are data centers, and how they are changing? The future of data centers will rely on cloud, hyperconverged infrastructure and more powerful devices.
Why open source needs more cloud OPINION: There isn’t one model for doing open source right, but generally the path to success will involve growing the overall market – even at the expense of control.
Companies still can’t find enough open source skills IDGNS: The pandemic has accelerated demand for IT professionals with open source skills, and organizations are searching far and wide or retraining staff to fill the gap.
7 steps to ensure a successful CISO transition IDGNS: CISOs can play a critical role transitioning their replacements to the job and build a great reputation in the process. Follow this advice to ensure security operations don't miss a beat.
Is Windows the greatest cyberthreat to the 2020 US election? IDGNS: With Election Day coming up fast, there’s evidence that Windows-based attacks could be imminent — or may have already started. Seeds of chaos being sown already?
Homomorphic encryption tools find their niche IDGNS: Current homomorphic encryption offerings require fewer specialized skills and are proving themselves effective in some use cases.
5G FAQ: What is 5G and what does it mean for the iPhone? IDGNS: Here’s what you really need to know about this next-gen wireless technology.
What 5G brings to IoT today and tomorrow IDGNS: Right away 5G looks promising for high-density IoT deployments, but future releases of the cellular technology have even greater potential.
How SilentFade group steals millions from Facebook ad spend accounts IDGNS: SilentFade steals credentials and ad spend account information and sells the information to other bad actors. The group returned with improved malware after Facebook's initial mitigation efforts.
Google Assistant App Actions brings voice commands to Android apps IDGNS: Hey Google, talk to my apps.
Preparing for Flash and Office 2010 end-of-life IDGNS: The imminent end of Microsoft's support for Adobe Flash is a good excuse to see what other end-of-life applications running on your Windows network could leave you vulnerable.
The most valuable software developer skills in 2020 IDGNS: We identify some of the hot areas where software developers can focus their attention to better stand out from the crowd in a challenging job market.
5 hot IT career trends — and 5 going cold IDGNS: The growing IT skills gap, demand for hybrid roles, and fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic are disrupting the traditional IT career path. The following heat map of career trends with help you cash in and avoid dead ends.
The hidden costs of outsourcing IDGNS: Calculating the total cost of IT services has always been a challenge, but the changing nature of IT coupled with unexpected expenses revealed during the COVID-19 crisis could leave your organization exposed to even more surprises charges.
Should you buy a 5G laptop right now? IDGNS: The Lenovo Flex 5G is available now and more 5G-enabled laptops are on the way, but you might want to think twice before snapping one up.
CIOs say security must adapt to permanent work-from-home IDGNS: Both private- and public-sector CIOs see many more employees permanently working remotely, and say security needs to adapt to new threats and how they communicate.
CIOs grapple with how to jumpstart innovation amid pandemic IDGNS: IT leaders turn to emerging technologies from strategic vendors and VC partners to help keep collaboration and innovation humming in a work world gone remote due to the coronavirus.
Ransomware attacks growing in numbe, severity: Why experts believe it will get worse IDGNS: Law enforcement and federal experts discuss recent ransomware trends and challenges of fighting the attacks.
Still not dead: The mainframe hangs on, sustained by Linux and hybrid cloud IDGNS: The mainframe – Linux alliance turns 20 this month and is proving to be more vital than ever, primarily in the form of Big Iron-based Red Hat OpenShift.
The worst version of Windows ever released IDGNS: Windows Me was unstable, unloved and unusable. But was it really the worst OS Microsoft ever produced – worse even than Windows 8?
How to build a resilient IT culture The pandemic has underscored the importance of thriving through hardship and uncertainty. IT leaders discuss how they’re adjusting their leadership practices to help foster this key IT trait for the long haul.
5 conversations CIOs must have to advance digital business IDGNS: CEOs are turning to CIOs to lead digital business efforts, but success depends on your ability to inspire, empower, and engage other business leaders. These are the conversations you need to be having.
Is Microsoft finally getting its Windows update act together? OPINION: Microsoft is reconsolidating its Windows team and maybe, just maybe, we'll finally see Windows patches we can install without praying first.
7 steps to prepare IT for a second-wave COVID-19 outbreak Lessons learned to date promise to help IT weather a second round of COVID-19 lockdowns this winter. Following a few basic suggestions could spell the difference between a trouble-free transition to remote teams and a viral meltdown.
7 issues keeping CIOs up at night No one-size nightmare fits all, but CIOs share many of the same concerns about securing the enterprise, automating work processes and retaining customers for the long haul.
The 10 fastest supercomputers are led by one 2.8x faster than the rest The TOP500 list of the world’s fastest supercomputers for June 2020 is led by an ARM-powered machine that performs 415.5PFLOP/sec and that can be tuned to handle AI apps at 1 exaFLOP/sec.
