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Experiments with chaos engineering can help uncover systemic weaknesses or gaps in their understanding, leading to improved designs and building resilience.

The return of Data Privacy Week sees momentum continue for scrutiny on how data is collected, used, and controlled as regulators and the public sharpen their focus.

As all organizations continue to depend on technology to drive business outcomes, IT leaders and business leaders must find ways to collaborate with a higher degree of intimacy.

Emerging tech has potential for grave social harm and great social good. Which way any of it swings depends entirely on the ethical standards serving as its fulcrum. Here’s how that situation sizes up today.

Beazley launched a first-of-its-kind, $45 million cyber catastrophe bond, a move that suggests change could be coming to the cyber insurance market.

Organizations must have a defined process for deploying low-code/no-code into production environments, with a specific emphasis on security considerations.

Pop culture trends from the 1980s laid out warnings and regulatory concerns relevant to current discussions of digital currency and data privacy.

Organizations with a better grip on it recognize that interoperability isn’t a final destination, it’s an ongoing process that requires a constant examination of OT, IT and business needs.

As COVID drove everyone online, tech companies hired like crazy. Call it the COVID Tech Bubble. Now we are hitting the COVID tech bust as tech giants shed jobs by the thousands.

CIOs must be in alignment with the CEO, CFO, and other department leaders to ensure a common goal and develop a strategy where IT helps enable attainment of those enterprise aims.