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In a post-GDPR world threat actors and hackers are able to operate anonymously, says IBM Security Vice President Caleb Barlow.

The mechanics behind the blockchain is real, and the tech is where the innovation is, says Shidan Gouran, CEO of Global Blockchain.

AI isn’t just hype, here’s how it can help your business

From the blockchain to IoT, Chris Cochran, Executive Director of ReFED, shares the emerging technologies that will transform the food industry.

Tunity CEO Yaniv Davidson explains how machine learning can help beam television content to your mobile device.

TechRepublic’s Steve Ranger explains why deterring cyberattacks by state-backed hackers is complicated, and why the stakes keep getting higher. For more, read his cover story.

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Cisco partner ThousandEyes talked to TechRepublic at Cisco Live 2018 about their new enterprise monitoring agents designed to improve visibility in a multi-cloud environment.

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.

Until companies recognize the need for a robust cyber-defense policy, cyber attacks will continue to happen, says Neil Walsh, UN Chief of Cybercrime.

As the software-as-a-service space narrows cloud providers are becoming more competitive.

True smart city projects require automating current business processes, rather than just putting sensors on everything, according to Scott Fadness, the mayor of Fishers, Indiana.

For many cities, true job growth comes from small local companies, according to Scott Fadness, the mayor of Fishers, Indiana.

Managers that use Agile to gain continuous feedback and make changes can better retain employees, according to Santiago Jaramillo, CEO and co-founder of Emplify.

Leaders need to create an engaging culture that gives skilled talent what they need to do their best work, according to Santiago Jaramillo, CEO and co-founder of Emplify.

Hobbyist developers interested in working in IoT can take certain steps to bridge the gap, according to Mohammad Afaneh, founder of Novel Bits.

Want to use Excel to compare multiple variations of the same formula? Here’s how.

Developers can tap bluetooth low-energy technology found in most smartphones to create IoT applications, according to Mohammad Afaneh, founder of Novel Bits.