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Cloud

Watch live from Altitude 2020: Making multicloud interoperability a reality

By Kristen Nicole Feb 28, 2020

The cloud has proved a powerful platform for modern enterprises, with low cost barriers and easy-to-scale services. It’s even ushered in a new generation of cloud-native software applications, prioritizing agility, and speed to market.…

Security

FortiGuard Labs documents latest threats, deploys AI product to combat attacks at scale

By Mark Albertson Feb 28, 2020

It’s one thing to guard against a cyber break-in once a week or perhaps a few times a month. But what if there were millions of such attacks every minute of the day? This…

Security

AI versus AI: Imperva fights threats using AI to analyze and predict security attacks

By Silvia Fregoni Feb 28, 2020

New technologies can bring more threats to corporate security, but because they increase information technology connectivity and vulnerabilities, they can also be used to fight against these problems. Cybersecurity software maker Imperva Inc. uses…

Security

Managing cybersecurity change while staying true to the mission

By Mark Albertson Feb 28, 2020

Capgemini Services SAS is helping its clients navigate waves of change in the cybersecurity industry. Whether it’s finding enough skilled people to hire for critical positions, dealing with the latest threat information, or weighing…

Blockchain

Radar launches ‘NodeOps’ platform Deploy for building distributed blockchain apps

By Kyt Dotson Feb 28, 2020

Radar Relay Inc., a distributed-ledger blockchain technology startup aimed at reshaping the financial industry, today announced the public launch of a platform designed to permit the rapid prototyping and launch of blockchain nodes on…

Security

Microsoft’s John Thompson and VMware’s Sanjay Poonen share a similar view of the security landscape

By Mark Albertson Feb 28, 2020

Even though the technology world has grown by leaps and bounds in the past decade, it can at times be a surprisingly small community of people. This is why a top executive at VMware…

Policy

Cellphone carriers could be looking at $200 million fine for selling user location data

By James Farrell Feb 27, 2020

The Federal Communications Commission is preparing to fine four U.S. cellphone carriers a total of $200 million for selling user location data to third parties, Reuters reported today. People familiar with the matter said the companies…

Blockchain

Former engineer found guilty of stealing $10M in digital currency from Microsoft

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2020

A former Microsoft Corp. engineer has been found guilty of stealing $10 million in digital currency from the company. Ukrainian national Volodymyr Kvashuk, a resident of Renton, Washington, was convicted on five separate counts…

Emerging Tech

Ford-owned Spin electric scooter-sharing service heading to Europe

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2020

Ford Motor Co.-owned electric scooter-sharing company Spin is expanding internationally with plans to launch in Europe in the next year. The company will initially launch its first international fleet in Cologne, Germany, in the…

Cloud

DocuSign buys AI contract analytics firm Seal Software for $188M

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2020

DocuSign Inc. today announced it will acquire artificial intelligence-powered contract analytics company Seal Software Ltd. for $188 million in an all-cash deal. Founded in 2010, Seal develops contract discovery and contract management software solutions.…

all stories

Watch live from Altitude 2020: Making multicloud interoperability a reality

FortiGuard Labs documents latest threats, deploys AI product to combat attacks at scale

AI versus AI: Imperva fights threats using AI to analyze and predict security attacks

Managing cybersecurity change while staying true to the mission

Radar launches ‘NodeOps’ platform Deploy for building distributed blockchain apps

Microsoft’s John Thompson and VMware’s Sanjay Poonen share a similar view of the security landscape

Cellphone carriers could be looking at $200 million fine for selling user location data

Former engineer found guilty of stealing $10M in digital currency from Microsoft

Ford-owned Spin electric scooter-sharing service heading to Europe

DocuSign buys AI contract analytics firm Seal Software for $188M

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