By Wayne Cleghorn, Cyber Security Partner, Excello Law Cyber attacks are increasing in frequency, complexity, and intrusiveness. Incidents are becoming more expensive to manage and repair. Monitoring and understanding threat intelligence is vital along with […]
By Paul Preiss Iasa began its journey to develop and grow a profession for business & technology architects over 22 years ago. One cornerstone to achieving this vision has always been developing the skills of architects […]
Episode 9 of Chief Architect Forum News was recently published, featuring Kevin Donovan, Chief Architect of WVE, and Brice Ominski, DeepDive World’s global chief technology officer. “As we kick off 2025, we’re reflecting on two key […]
By Alex Kreilein Building trustworthy software can feel impossible. The goal should not be the number of tickets closed or quantity of vulnerabilities remediated; it is instead about consistently achieving and delivering on the promise […]
By Sumeet Gupta and Carl Jones As discussed in the survey, AI Radar for Private Equity, companies should expand their value creation lens to consider how AI can reshape their core business models. Companies that […]
By Reidar Boldevin, Consulting Manager – Security at Columbus Abstract Manufacturing has been the most cyberattacked industry for three consecutive years. The interconnectedness of operational technology (OT) and informational technology (IT) networks, brought on by […]
A survey of over 1,000 enterprise technology leaders and practitioners has revealed some interesting findings about enterprise ai agent adoption. Overall, the survey entitled “State of AI Agent Development Strategies in the Enterprise” revealed widespread […]
(Editor’s Note: Part 1 appeared yesterday here.) Comparison of AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Services The following table describes the high-level comparison of Cloud Migration/adoption Services from AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Feature/Services AWS […]
By Dr. Gopala Krishna Behara (Part 2 of this article will appear tomorrow.) Transformation in technology happens every five years. Yesterday’s invention is an obsolete tomorrow. Today, many customers are getting out of the data […]
By Christine Clark A new study from the University of California San Diego and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has examined digital worker surveillance—specifically, the use of software to monitor remote workers’ activities—and tests how […]