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Arcules CEO Lars Nordenlund predicts oncoming disruptive technologies, and shares best practices for how enterprise companies can anticipate future disruptive tech.

Azure Government CISO Matthew Rathbun and Relativity CSO Amanda Fennell explain how Microsoft fends off cloud-based cyberattacks at massive scale.

Letting students facilitate their own learning can be an effective tool for learning to code, says Izaak Prats, director of curriculum for Interapt Skills.

From a self-warming jacket to a smart suit for speed skaters, Teena Maddox walks us through some of the wearable tech that athletes will be using at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Everbridge’s Meg Lovell explains why major tech companies with distributed teams like Apple, Google, and Amazon have their own emergency notification systems.

By integrating IT and security teams your company can improve security and reduce operating costs, says Arcules CEO Lars Nordenlund.

AI-powered chatbots can help your company identify customers, resolve problems, and improve click-through rates says Gupshup co-founder and CEO Beerud Sheth.

L2’s VP of data Paul Westcott explains how gradual personal data helps political campaigns and business craft hyper-targeted messages.

7 percent are comfortable using biometric authentication today, and 87 percent say they’ll be comfortable with these technologies in the future, says IBM Security’s Limor Kessem.

Arcules CEO Lars Nordenlund shares expert techniques on integrating corporate silos, how to communicate security needs across departments, and how to get IT and security teams to collaborate.

Everbridge’s Meg Lovell explains the tech behind how emergency response networks operate, and why systems utilize a combination of automated and human controls.

Paul Westcott, VP of data at L2, explains why automation powered by big voter data is the true winner of the 2018 midterm elections.

Beerud Sheth, co-founder and CEO of Gupshup, explains how AI-powered can help your business find, communicate with, and convert new customers.

TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco Rayome lists the top five tech companies to work for in 2018.

TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco Rayome explains why your next speeding ticket could be written by a machine, and what an autonomous police car might mean for the future of AI.

There’s more to VMWare NSX than just machine virtualization: It can build entire security-enhancing virtual networks.

This set of guidelines from the National Institute of Standards and Technology is built to make cybersecurity implementation easy.

TechRepublic’s Conner Forrest explains how a federally-subsidized 5G network might work alongside similar initiatives from private companies.