Navigating the muddy waters of enterprise infosec
Executives at Booz Allen Hamilton learned the importance of information security the hard way back in 2011 when the hacker group Anonymous claimed that it had penetrated one of Booz Allen’s servers and...
View Article5 ways to better survey IT employees
To keep employees' unhappiness from reaching a tipping point, companies are turning to more frequent surveys to gauge the mood of their staffers, thanks to a slew of new survey and collaboration tools...
View ArticleIs your IT staff ready for IoT?
The city of Kansas City, Mo., blazed a new technology trail in May when it launched its first streetcar line with public Wi-Fi that spreads across two square miles, covering more than 50 square...
View ArticleShould security pros get special H-1B visa consideration?
New U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions may disagree about whether there is a shortage of skilled IT workers in America, as he has asserted at hearings over the past two years, but talk to most CISOs...
View ArticleIT Salary Survey 2017: Tech pay holds tight (for now)
If you had asked Samuel Vivian about the long-term prospects for his IT career at this time last year, he would have said, “It’s kind of iffy.”Back in the United States after four years in India,...
View ArticleWhat it takes to become an IT security engineer
When Scott Copeland got his associate degree in network administration back in 2004, the community college he attended didn’t offer IT security courses, “but it gave me the foundation to learn more...
View ArticleHiding in plain sight: 4 places to find cybersecurity talent in your own...
Simeon Holloway wanted to parlay his 13 years of IT experience into a cybersecurity position. He thought that it would be a relatively easy transition considering the global shortage of cybersecurity...
View ArticleCIOs reshape IT priorities in wake of COVID-19
Surfacing from crisis mode, CIOs find themselves redefining IT priorities, thanks to budgets in flux, a rising need to refine business processes, and new outlooks on the future of work.(Insider Story)
View ArticleKPMG
Large banks, insurance companies and hedge funds are all required to gather reams of data on their clients to determine their risk and to meet regulatory requirements — a process known as client...
View ArticleLife Fitness
Today's fitness equipment can track your heart rate, count calories and sync with smartphones and fitness trackers. Now Life Fitness is taking things a step further by harnessing data and wireless...
View ArticleQiagen
Life science research and diagnostic company Qiagen learned years ago that younger scientists were increasingly digital and weren't interested in traditional sales methods, such as on-site visits and...
View ArticleKentucky Transportation Cabinet
Kentucky transportation officials found themselves in a tough spot after back-to-back extreme winters. Average winter costs almost doubled when unforeseen storms hit. They needed better insight into...
View ArticleRhodes Group/TriCore
TriCore Reference Laboratories performs more than 9.5 million tests per year and handles 70% of New Mexico's clinical laboratory services. But TriCore wanted to do more than just issue test results;...
View ArticleCPL Online
When CPL Online opened for business in 2010, it offered 20,000 interactive online courses on food safety, health and safety, fire awareness and call centers. That number grew to 35,000 courses in 2011...
View ArticleTakeda Pharmaceuticals
As it prepared to launch its first oral oncology drug, Takeda Pharmaceuticals wanted to find a way to identify outliers — patients who had difficulty getting the medication they need for one reason or...
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