Videos

Jim Scott, director of enterprise strategy and architecture at MapR, explains how the blockchain works and why the tech will power countless startups.

Joel Benavides, Managing Director of Global Legal Services at Box, explains the policies enterprise companies can anticipate with cloud data management after the GDPR.

Cyber-activists, state actors, and hackers may capitalize on the Olympics to spread messages and steal personally identifiable information, says Kroll cybersecurity analyst Alan Brill.

You have a Mac so you’re impervious to malware, ransomware, and nefarious hacks, right? Wrong! Addigy CEO Jason Dettbarn explains how and why MacOS is vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Malwarebytes CEO Marcin Kleczynski explains the economic drivers of online crime.

L2’s VP of data Paul Westcott explains how automation will shape elections and governance.

Users in APAC were the most knowledgeable and comfortable with biometric authentication, while the U.S. lagged furthest behind in these categories says IBM Security’s Limor Kessem.

Greg Kahn, CEO of the IoT Consortium, talks about how IoT and wearables will impact the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.

Need to setup or restore an iOS device? Here’s how to do it.

Before resetting a company-owned device or turning in your old iPhone, it’s important to know how to get rid of all the personal data that might be on it. Here’s how to do it.

Paul Westcott, VP of data at L2, explains how machine learning and automation help political campaigns craft policy messages that resonate with constituents.

Azure Government CISO Matthew Rathbun and Relativity CSO Amanda Fennell explain how machine learning adapts to cyberattacks to protect the cloud.

Everbridge’s Meg Lovell shares best practice procedures for remote and mobile tech workers during an emergency.

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.