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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.

Walmart's cybersecurity program has evolved a lot over the last two decades. Right now, recruiting talent is at the top of the list of priorities.

CircleCI customers must rotate any secrets stored in its platform and replace Project API tokens to protect against problems from the company's recent security incident. Here's how to follow the guidance and prepare for the future security incidents in software development environments.

If you're offended by AI-generated content, who should you blame? That's just one of many questions surrounding ChatGPT.

Discussions on cybersecurity, privacy, and technology competition brought politicos back to the tech trade show’s stage.

Being a captive customer has its bad points and its very bad points. Learn how not to become a high-tech hostage.

Organizations must take active steps to maintain an accurate and up-to-date inventory of their data, with particular focus on identifying their sensitive data.

Deployment of AI technologies can be used to automate business processes and give more time back to employees who are keep parts of a transformation.

Severe weather and outdated software systems led to an estimated $825M loss at airline, exposing operational risks that can arise if technology is not updated.

Regulators issue fines for privacy violations, limit Facebook’s and Instagram’s ad targeting across Europe -- how will that change the data and ad tech sectors?

Inside Kroger there's a data science insights organization called 84.51° that leverages the huge data assets of the grocery giant, providing help to consumer packaged goods companies during these volatile times.

Following a data breach that impacted more than 75 million consumers, T-Mobile has agreed to a $350 million class action settlement. What does this hefty deal mean for the future of data breach responses?

Cyberattackers can drain an organization's bank account. So can a bad cyber-insurance policy.

In the last 18 years, the internet has evolved at warp speed to keep up with busier lives and a craving for mobility, while also trading access for privacy.