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The financial and ethical penalties of violating GDPR are so significant that every company must fundamentally shift how they manage big data, says Vice President at IBM Security Caleb Barlow.

Every country needs to collaborate and build capacity to fight international cybercrime, says Neil Walsh, UN Chief of Cybercrime.

Conversations about AI-machine learning and automation-are often sensational, says Adobe’s David Parmenter, but for today’s business artificial intelligence is now mission-critical.

Everyone from dev teams to operations to managers of virtual machines now needs to know Linux, says Red Hat’s Brian Gracely.

AI-powered drones increase efficiency, reduce cost, and can spot problems humans might miss, says CEO of VOS-AI Danny Rodriguez.

Ex-Googler Alex Feinberg explains how the blockchain uses cloud tech to shift the privacy paradigm from large corporations back to consumers.

Interxion’s Patrick Lastennet shares essential tips for SMBs that have not yet complied with the EU’s new data protection regulation.

Conversocial CEO Joshua March explains how customer service AI can perform mundane tasks to reduce the human cognitive load and allow employees to work more efficiently.

The EU has long been a champion of data protection, but did the GDPR go too far? The regulation may not be enough to protect big data, says ex-Googler Alex Feinberg.

A new code signing bypass on third-party apps discovered by Okta could expose macOS to malicious code, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Google is changing how Chrome users find and install extensions, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Commute Time came in response to a recent LinkedIn survey that found that more than 80% of respondents would take a pay cut for a shorter commute time, says TechRepublic’s Laurel Deppen.

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.