IBM Power: Doing Hybrid by Choice
This month, IBM had a briefing on its Power platform for AI, which currently is in use by over 40K users. This may not seem like a lot, but with AI failures outnumbering AI successes, it is important to look […]
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‘If it Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It’ — Is This Still Good Advice for Startups?
“If it ain’t’ broken, don’t fix it.” I feel like all startup founders have, at some point, heard this phrase from someone in their circle. On the surface, it’s a simple, straightforward warning not to invest in fixing things that
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The USA From A Cybercriminal’s Perspective: A Diversifying Landscape
Given the USA’s continuous exposure to cybercriminals and cyberattacks, it has become one of the most experienced nations in defending against cybercrime. From nation-state-sponsored cyber espionage to ransomware attacks conducted by financially motivated ransomware groups, the USA has seen it
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From Data to Cloud: Bridging Security Gaps with DSPM and CSPM
Over the past few years, businesses have rapidly expanded their digital infrastructure to accommodate distributed workforces and implemented a slew of modernization initiatives to bring them into the digital era. This has fueled a shift from on-premises data storage to
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Rising to the Challenge: Embracing First-Party Data
For years, third-party cookies have served as the backbone of online advertising, enabling businesses to track users across websites and build detailed profiles to support targeted ads. However, as a result of growing privacy concerns and regulations, major browsers, including
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How to Build the Perfect AI Workstation
The AI market is in its infancy. While Microsoft was a first mover with AI, it screwed up the product launch because one of the two tools it was supposed to launch wasn’t ready. Additionally, the products didn’t address Microsoft’s
The Hidden Dangers of Shadow AI
Even before artificial intelligence (AI) became a ubiquitous term, the cybersecurity risks it presented were creating challenges for organizations. This is a security gap that is widening not only as attackers weaponized AI’s capabilities for launching cyberattacks, but also as
How AI and IoT Are Shaping the Future of Real Estate and Smart Living
The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) is a digital transformation in real estate. As technology continues to evolve, it changes how we buy, sell, and manage properties, allowing for increased efficiency and improved living
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IBM Launches Guardium Data Security Center: Well-Timed for High-Risk Sites
With China showcasing significant recent advancements in quantum computing on top of the concern that a quantum computer could break even the most powerful cryptographic protections in a matter of minutes, having a solution that can allegedly protect against that
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A Day in the Life of an App Developer
App developers are responsible for creating, building, and maintaining mobile apps used by millions of people worldwide. Their daily schedule usually involves technical problem-solving, creativity, and professional interaction with others. App developers are quite important in the digital sector as