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Three of the big cloud providers reported their earnings and said growth was slower from the previous quarter, citing macroeconomic conditions. But executives remained bullish on industry's move to the cloud.

Tradeoffs in risk made by providers might determine what lies ahead for resolving cloud outages that can bring down regional, if not national commerce.

CIOs may have grumbled when Amazon Web Services experienced an outage of 8 hours in December 2021. But their early scramble to build failovers to alternative cloud providers stalled when they found out what it would cost in capital spent and technological complexity. Today, CIOs and other IT leaders have gained a more sophisticated understanding of the tradeoffs between resilience and cost. You get what you pay for, and if your cloud outage isn't impacting revenue, you may be able to wait a...

The US, UK, and EU are all weighing regulations that would consider cloud companies "critical infrastructure" and require they pay consequences for outages and disruptions.

While the convergence of various clouds may be a panacea for tech executives, this, in fact, is not a realistic option.

Here's how to prepare for your organization for the inevitable worst-case cloud outage scenario.

Is network QoS required or just an option? Increasingly, companies are beginning to view it as mission critical.

One of the biggest tech challenges today is how to make do with what you’ve got. At least you can take it up a level and learn from experience by your peers.

Pulling together an IT budget against the backdrop of a possible recession requires businesses to re-prioritize spending initiatives and closely monitor return on investment.

Palo Alto Networks' cybersecurity consultancy Unit 42 has released its annual report detailing the top threats, vulnerabilities, industries targeted, and more. This report pulls from the approximately 600 security incidents the firm handled between May 2021 and April 2022.