Latest from Dan Patterson
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Why we might see more spam and phishing post-GDPR
IBM Security's Caleb Barlow explained the unintended consequences of the GDPR, and how the regulation removed essential data security professionals rely on to do their job.
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How technology is transforming the food chain
From the blockchain to IoT, Chris Cochran, Executive Director of ReFED, shares the emerging technologies that will transform the food industry.
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How machine learning could redefine how we watch television
Tunity CEO Yaniv Davidson explains how machine learning can help beam television content to your mobile device.
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What happens to the idea of security in a rising tide of big data
We need to democratize threat intelligence data, says IBM Security Vice President Caleb Barlow.
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Why blockchain in the enterprise could, "change everything"
Blockchain technology could usher in a new era of large-scale data sharing while allowing private data to stay secure, says Shidan Gouran, CEO of Global Blockchain.
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Why open source isn't just about code
Abby Cabunoc Mayes of the Mozilla Foundation explains why open source is about culture as much as it is about code.
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Why the GDPR's wide reach is leading many companies to rethink data strategy
The financial and ethical penalties of violating GDPR are so significant that every company must fundamentally shift how they manage big data, said IBM Security's vice president.
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How the vice token could reshape the traditional media economy
Shidan Gouran, CEO Global Blockchain, explains how cryptocurrencies can be used by publishers as an incentive to encourage media consumption.
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How AI, IoT, and big data will shape the future of cybersecurity
There are more connected devices than people on the planet, says IBM Security Vice President Caleb Barlow. We have to shift our thinking now about how we manage device security.
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How the UN manages governance of emerging technology
Until companies recognize the need for a robust cyber-defense policy, cyber attacks will continue to happen, says Neil Walsh, UN Chief of Cybercrime.