As the invasion of Ukraine continues, Russian citizens have turned to virtual private networks — boosting demand for the software by 27x — to circumvent the government’s blocks on social media and news sites critical of the war.

Federal institutions, armed with an executive order from the White House, begin to lay down strategies to get their arms around digital assets such as Bitcoin.

The shift to zero trust will require IT leaders to re-think how they apply security controls as they seek to eliminate the pervasive trust extending through their systems of access.

Given that IT is evolving faster than ever, if seasoned IT professionals wanted to guide their offspring in how to prepare for a career in IT now, what would they say?

With support from the CIO, business leaders can continue to push for disruptive technologies in the workplace if they want to avoid falling victim to the Great Resignation.

The Ukraine government is considering an offer of free software from Clearview AI. The news puts the spotlight on facial recognition technology that has come under fire for the potential for misuse and privacy violations.

More robust sign-on security is on the way, just don’t expect it to arrive anytime soon.

Artificial intelligence workloads often require special infrastructure that previously was not considered needed for other demanding computational jobs.