Your ultimate goal should be “zero-trust” cybersecurity across your organization and beyond. How you get there may best start with a “zero-trust” approach to evaluating
In pieces he posted during the recent 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2021), my friend and IT Chronicles colleague William Goddard mentioned the “corporate consumer.”
Why don’t more people who can get online get online? The growth of broadband networking and the advent of technologies such as 5G networks and
Identity and access management, or IAM, has been a focus of cyber security experts and solution vendors for years. However, that focus has been almost
Halloween may be an already-faded memory, but it was also when a data analytics company called Yellowfin BI introduced new tricks and treats for businesses that
IBM and Red Hat: What Happened IBM bought Red Hat, a long-time leader in enterprise open-source software and cloud-based computing solutions. The deal is valued
Greetings, and welcome. This week, a recap of and some reflections on recent IoT-related announcements centered around one of the world’s leading chipmakers that isn’t
Greetings, and welcome. This week, encouraging news of coming enhancements to the global IoT infrastructure – including, we can but hope, consistent, effective cyber security.
Greetings, and welcome. This week, a promising new approach to more interoperability and security for IoT devices, and yet more proof users need help with
Has the Gartner Magic Quadrant Lost Its Magic? If you’re an IT decision maker, one of the most valuable tools you can have is accurate,
Greetings, and welcome. This week, evidence that commercial and military aircraft, ships, and satellites are vulnerable to IoT-borne malware attacks, and efforts to use IoT
Greetings, and welcome. This week, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) joins the growing concern about IoT device security. Meanwhile, scientists use IoT sensors
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