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Learn from past cloud-first mistakes for better AI

CIO

The cloud computing revolution brought with it many innovations, but also lessons about the pitfalls of rapidly adopting new technologies without a well-planned strategy. Over time, many organizations found themselves grappling with issues concerning costs, security, and governance that had them rethinking the underlying model.

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5 predictions for emerging ’25 technology trends

CIO

To some consumers and businesses, alike it may appear companies are exaggerating the significance of this emerging technology. AI this, AI that The reality is that AI is here to stay and will play a massive role in the future of global technology, how consumers interact with it and the way businesses operate.

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INE Security: Optimizing Teams for AI and Cybersecurity

CIO

While 2023 saw its emergence as a potent new technology, business leaders are now grappling with how to best leverage its transformative power to grow efficiency, security, and revenue. With the near-universal integration of AI into global technology, the need for AI-ready cybersecurity teams is more critical than ever.

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Can you have too many security tools?

CIO

A member of your organization’s security team reads about a new kind of security tool and brings it to the CISO’s attention, who decides that it’s a good investment. The CISO sees a new kind of security threat that requires a different security tool. A colleague recommends a security tool she says is indispensable.

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Edge computing lessons learned

CIO

Putting hardware, software, and network technology at the edge, where data originates, can speed responsiveness, enable compute-hungry AI processing, and greatly improve both employee and customer experience. Successful edge implementations depend on multiple factors, including team building, technology choices, and partner selection.

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The big, gaping hole in software supply chain security

CIO

If software supply chains consisted solely of open source code, securing them would be easy. Effective tools and methodologies exist for discovering and remediating software supply chain security risks that arise from open source components. Here’s why securing open source alone is not enough and how organizations can do better.

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From risk to reward: Mastering the art of adopting emerging technologies

CIO

One of the greatest things about working in technology is the surprise advancements that take the industry by storm. There is no way it will ever be secure. The typical reaction is to ban any use of it until you can figure out what it is, what it does, how it will benefit your business and how you can safely and securely deploy it.