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A new report reveals that cybersecurity and IT spending has become a top priority for corporate boards, says TechRepublic’s Laurel Deppen.

Most people like to think their thought processes are rational, objective, and even scientific. But here are five reason’s that’s not always the case.

The UN coordinates with global law enforcement to counter the rise of state-sponsored cyber-crime, says UN Chief of Cybercrime Neil Walsh.

TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner explains why Microsoft, a company that once spurned open source, bought GitHub, the world’s largest open source repository, for $7.5 billion.

From big Siri updates to Group FaceTime to the future of augmented reality, Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner analyze Apple’s WWDC news for tech professionals.

Complying with GDPR might be challenging, says Box’s Crispen Maung, but new data privacy regulations are good for consumers and good for business.

Google’s new mail features might prove to be a big issue for litigation and corporate investigations due to the compliance and e-discovery complications it creates, says Relativity e-Discovery’s David Horrigan.

Have you fallen victim to a cryptojacking website? If so, here’s how to tell the FTC.

David Galownia, CEO and President of Slingshot, explains how the rise of cloud services and the growing importance of UX and UI design has changed the workforce and skillset his Louisville-based software development firm needs to succeed.

ZDNet’s Danny Palmer explains the current realities of global cyberwar and why nation-state cyber-campaigns have become “a problem for everybody.”

Jonathan Rosenberg, vice president and CTO for Collaboration at Cisco, spoke with TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about combining Cisco Spark and Webex into a single collaboration platform that companies can use for both chat and meetings.

Nations need to be aware of technological opportunities and the risks of artificial intelligence, social media, and big data, says Neil Walsh, UN Chief of Cybercrime.

Technology can disrupt and transform, and there’s no better example than Beam Suntory, a 200-plus year old company that manufacturers wine and spirits.

Mandy Whaley, senior director of developer experience for Cisco, talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about how the company’s large set of APIs let engineers to automate network tasks without learning a ton of code.

Jerry Sheehan, CIO at Montana State University, talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about how the university uses software defined networking and software defined access to quickly deploy the virtual networks required by its research-driven faculty.

ScienceLogic’s Raj Patnam talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about how Cisco’s internal IT department uses the company’s SL1 AIOps platform to identify potential problems across its data centers and launch automated solutions.

Murali Nemani, CMO at ScienceLogic, talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about how the company’s SL1 AIOps platform uses AI and machine learning techniques to analyze data from across their customers’ network and data centers to improve the performance of mission-critical systems.

Ben Nye, CEO of Turbonomic, talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about how the company’s workload automation platform for hybrid cloud environments and partnership with Cisco helps companies improve performance, ensure compliance, and reduce costs.