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More layers of state and federal regulation on data privacy loom on the horizon, with political agendas and business needs also adding tension to the mix.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are opening opportunities for organizations to program how they want to scale up or down use of cloud resources depending upon current and anticipated future demand.

How can CIOs inspire their employees to be creative and innovative, while also managing the risk that innovation brings?

Google agreed to pay a significant amount in a settlement for violating consumer privacy laws. Could this settlement and Meta’s latest fine be the beginning of a new future for data privacy?

Charging concerns aside, software reliability may pose the biggest roadblock to widespread EV acceptance.

Women looking to build a career in IT still face multiple challenges, starting with a lack of support in their youth, but female IT leaders can act as mentors -- and inspiration.

In an era when enterprises are concerned about sustainability, IT is still a primary source of electronic waste. How concerned should IT be about sustainability and e-waste?

A user interface should be clear, attractive, and inherently intuitive. Many, unfortunately, are none of these things.

A keynote by EastBanc Technologies' CTO offered perspective on how to focus on relevant data that AI can take action on rather than get lost in translation.

Updates released in PCI DSS 4.0 reflect significant changes within the payment card industry and account for risks in an increasingly complex, ever-changing threat landscape.