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A Russian-speaking gang of computer criminals has stolen millions of dollars since late 2013 from banks in Russia, Eastern Europe and the U.S., according to new report from security concern Kaspersky Lab ZAO.
Read More »President Barack Obama's executive order promotes information sharing about cyberthreats among companies and between the government and private industry. But the order stopped short of requiring companies to participate and left for another day some details on how the new framework would run.
Read More »Scientists are testing a new keyboard that will identify computer users by variations in their typing styles. The typing patterns potentially offer increased computer security because the system could reject any user whose typing doesn’t match.
Read More »Artificial Intelligence these days seems to be having its “magical” moment, CIO Journal Columnist Irving Wladawsky-Berger writes, on the cusp of permeating every part of our lives--or so everyone says. There have been other such moments, from the emergence of the automobile in the early 20th century to the early Web way back in the paleozoic 1990s, but AI may be in a class by itself. “Like no other technology, AI forces us to explore the boundaries between machines and humans. What does this all mean?”
Read More »As President Barack Obama opens the cybersecurity summit in California today, perhaps he might want to addresses the current, and future, skills gap challenge facing the United States, suggests Guest Contributor Gary Beach. "America’s most serious future cybersecurity threat is summed up in three simple words: not enough people," he writes.
Read More »"My organization has a very clear understanding that we will never purchase another server at this company,” Tim Weaver tells CIO Journal.
Read More »Amid falling print subscription and advertising revenue, Time is betting that premium content paired with data analysis will return it to growth and complete its pivot to become a technology company.
Read More »Del Monte Foods CIO Tim Weaver has an opportunity CIOs tied down by legacy IT systems and on-premises software can only dream of: He's implementing cloud applications so that he can invest into new projects the time and cost ordinarily devoted to purchasing and maintaining servers.
Read More »As information sharing gains traction as a way to strengthen cybersecurity, issues concerning privacy, scale and the willingness of companies to share information in the first place have yet to be resolved.
Read More »The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics have lowered the rate of colon surgical infections – and hospital readmissions – by 58% over a two-year period by using analytics to predict which patients are most likely to suffer infections.
Read More »General Motors has installed broadband data connections in more than 30 vehicle models which means potentially millions of cars and trucks transmitting data. The company is figuring out how to best manage and secure all that data.
Read More »CIO Journal’s February 6 post exploring whether CISOs should report to CIOs or CEOs sparked debate among readers. We have captured some of the highlights of the conversation.
Read More »Cybersecurity experts from FireEye, the security firm hired to investigate an Anthem data breach say that companies need to apply layers of defense measures, including encryption, to protect their data. “It's a very difficult challenge for defenders to do consistently because the attacker only needs to find one hole to get in,” Managing Director David Damato tells CIO Journal.
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A Russian-speaking gang of computer criminals has stolen millions of dollars from banks in Russia, Eastern Europe and the U.S., according to a report from Kaspersky Lab.
Continuing tensions about privacy and government spying weighed heavily on the White House’s first summit on cybersecurity, with Apple CEO Tim Cook delivering a blistering critique.
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“Any time you compute with data you collected, you are calculating sample statistics,” said Dr. Amy Braverman, principal statistician at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. “It’s important to acknowledge there is uncertainty in the results”
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Data products have characteristics that challenge traditional firms’ processes and business models, CIO Journal Contributors Thomas H. Davenport and Stephan P. Kudyba write. While there is no product development platform that includes everything needed for creating data- and analytics-based offerings, "there are some emerging signals about the ideal approach."
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Kaiser Permanente has named as its new CIO Richard "Dick" Daniels, who has served as interim CIO of the health-care provider since Philip Fasano stepped down last September.
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Substantial investment and energy are flowing into the bitcoin ecosystem, adding ever more legitimacy to this burgeoning cryptocurrency. CIOs looking to hire or otherwise retain top tech talent globally may benefit from paying these workers in bitcoin.
Coding boot camps, hacker meeting spaces, and massive open online courses like Khan Academy and Udacity have taken off in the marketplace, but many CIOs have been slow to systematically incorporate these innovative learning environments into their IT organizations. John Hagel and John Seely Brown explain how CIOs can make them part of IT training and the concrete performance improvement benefits they can realize from doing so.
Concerns about the impact of security incidents on a company's reputation are mounting among CEOs, boards of directors, and risk executives, according to the results of a Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited survey. Many of the executives who responded to the survey believe security poses greater reputational risks to their companies than product safety and customer service issues. The findings from the 2014 “Reputation@Risk” report have serious implications for CIOs and CISOs.
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While some expect sex robots to be commonplace in a decade, they may be leapfrogged by ‘neural virtual reality.’
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Services that provide automated financial advice are just starting to catch on. But tiny startups are commanding lofty valuations from venture-capital investors, who see them as Internet companies, not financial firms.
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Private investigators across the U.S. say business has boomed in recent years from clients who want their sweethearts investigated for potentially deal-breaking habits and secrets.
With the Dell Venue 8 7000, Dell tries to make tablets interesting again. It has an incredibly slim body, eye-popping screen and a first-of-its-kind stereoscopic camera.