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So why is log4j causing so much panic, and should regular computer users be worried?

As the likes of space travel and facial recognition made headlines in 2021, state and local governments looked at how — and if — emerging technologies can be put to use for public-sector business.<br/>

minute read Share this article: A survey from GSMA and Trend Micro shows a concerning lack of security capabilities for private 5G networks (think factories, smart cities, industrial IoT, utilities and more). As 5G private networks roll out in the coming years, security may be a key issue for enterprises. A survey released at Mobile World Congress on Monday shows that major gaps persist in security capabilities among mobile operators. Some 68 percent of operators already sell private wireless networks to enterprise customers, with the rest planning to do so by 2025, according to ...

whitepaper Improving your cloud operations is not just a nice thing to have - your business can see real value from this process and become a top performer. So what tools do you need to get started and what metrics do you use to measure your performance?  In this video, William Malik, VP of infrastructure strategies at Trend Micro, takes a look into four items regarding cloud operational excellence:  Why does cloud operational excellence matter? What metrics should you actually consider when looking at cloud operational excellence? Sustaining excellence (a non-trivial process) The next s...

An Apology to COBOL: Old Technology Isn’t Always Bad COBOL is a 50-year-old programming language that some say government should get away from. But it could still have a place in modern IT organizations. Ben Miller, Government Technology   |   March 11, 2021   |  Opinion In April 2020, New Jersey’s governor, Phil Murphy, stepped up to a microphone and told journalists that he was amazed the state still ran its unemployment system on COBOL — a 60-year-old programming language. The state was having trouble keeping up with the massive ...