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TechRepublic caught up with Mårten Mickos, CEO of HackerOne, who runs a bug bounty program, to learn about the most common security issues that are threatening AI systems and how to secure them.

John Carlin, of Morrison Foerster, said that businesses need to know about partnerships between cyber attackers and terrorists and how they, and the growth of IoT, will change security.

Not many businesses have the budget for an in-house supercomputer. That’s not a problem anymore, though: Supercomputing as a Service is here.

Several of HP’s laptops have a keylogging problem: The audio driver is actually saving every press you make to an unsecured log file.

At the Applied Artificial Intelligence Conference, TechRepublic talked to Raj Rao, CEO of Ford Smart Mobility, about the infrastructure challenges of helping people in remote areas access technology and jobs.

Everything in an email can be faked. Hackers and cybercriminals rely on identity deception to fool employees. Agari Field CTO John Wilson explains how to restore trust to the inbox.

John P. Carlin, former assistant attorney general for national security, spoke with TechRepublic about the role business leaders play in a security incident.

Brian Vecci, technology evangelist at Varonis, spoke with TechRepublic about how businesses don’t fully understand how ransomware behaves, and whether or not their security is adequate.

The investment is the first of apple’s $1 billion investment in US manufacturing businesses.

TechRepublic caught up with Hema Raghavan, head of growth relevance at LinkedIn, about how machine learning can help match people with jobs that fit their interests and skill sets.

Tim Estes, CEO of machine learning firm Digital Reasoning, explains why the real value of AI is not the volume of information a company has, but the quality in the algorithms that process data.

Experts aren’t sure it’s completely feasible, or the ideal move, however.

At City Lights Book Store, Ramesh Srinivasan, author of Whose Technology? Protest, Resistance, and the Reshaping of the Global Village, talks about the responsibility of tech giants.

Automation of IT processes must happen in three distinct steps, according to Forrester Research’s Naveen Chhabra. Businesses need to start small and implement an automation flow.

TechRepublic talks to Ramesh Srinivasan, author of Whose Technology? Protest, Resistance, and the Reshaping of the Global Village, about putting technology in the hands of the underserved.

Forrester senior analyst Naveen Chhabra explained that businesses must re-think infrastructure and cloud services to deliver a better customer experience.

While public cloud is playing a major role in changing IT infrastructure, 451 Research’s Simon Robinson said that there is still room for on-premise innovations that can drive business value.

Carbonite’s SVP of marketing Norman Guadagno explains why big data is under-valued, and best practices for how small business owners can protect their most valuable digital assets.