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Subcontractor security breaches emphasize the importance of understanding and managing third-party risk.

One of the main challenges for chief information officers is to operate in tune with the business goals, without falling down technology or strategic rabbit holes.

IT professionals can benefit from the growing acceptance of hybrid work arrangements, while joining smaller organizations may offer the chance to make a greater impact.

Write your own job description and then find that job, says Johnson & Johnson EVP and CIO Jim Swanson, who shared his insights about IT careers and provided an overview of J&J's many IT projects in a recent interview.

By awarding contracts to AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle, the Department of Defense sets the stage for a relationship with multiple vendors.

Hyperscalers promise almost unlimited amounts of compute, database, and storage capacity. But who really needs such an abundance of resources? The answer may surprise you.

This attack is not the first, and almost certainly not the last, on cultural institutions. How can other arts and culture organizations face the current threat landscape?

As ransomware groups have grown in sophistication and business acumen, IT security teams must be aware of an expanding array of methodologies and the rise of RaaS.

As artificial intelligence development gains momentum, the US risks falling behind other nations. Why is this happening, and what can be done to reverse the trend?

Developing governance of AI can help make it more palatable for regulators and the public as the technology becomes more omnipresent.