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PIV-I and Multifactor Authentication: The Best Defense for Federal Government Contractors

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Self-healing software? Ubiquitous wearables? We asked senior-level IT pros to predict what's in store for information technology. Here's that they had to say. Read More

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Obama White House's final tech recommendation: Invest in A.I.

Potential negative impacts can be offset by investments in education as well as by ensuring there is a safety net to help affected people, the White House argued. Read More

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We say a fond farewell to 18 men and women who left a lasting impression on the tech industry. Read More

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Google sued by employee for confidentiality policies that 'muzzle' staff

A product manager at Google has sued the company over its allegedly illegal confidentiality rules, which, among other things, prohibit employees from speaking even internally about illegal conduct and dangerous product defects for fear that such statements may be used in lawsuits or sought by the government. Read More

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Trump's tariff threat may speed cloud adoption

President-elect Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on goods manufactured in Mexico and offshore may accelerate the movement to cloud computing, analysts said. Read More

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Job inequality and artificial intelligence in the enterprise

The future has fewer jobs, but those that remain will be better. Read More

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Nokia files even more patent lawsuits against Apple

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Beyond Prevention: Cisco's Next Generation Endpoint Security

The only way to defeat today's security threats is to address them holistically across the full attack continuum-before, during, and after an attack. Cisco's approach of continuous endpoint analysis in combination with an integrated, architectural approach to security is foundational to this model. Read More

Ready for action: 6 big ideas in digital transformation

This 49-page report features advice from IT executives at the U.S. Postal Service, Hunter Douglas, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Nationwide Insurance and more for using digital technologies to become more agile, more flexible and more profitable. Purchase the report here

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December Digital Magazine: 2017 Tech Forecast

Check out the December Digital Magazine, featuring our Tech Forecast 2017 special report, which outlines the top priorities in hiring, spending and projects for IT leaders. The magazine also includes News Analysis, Opinions and Shark Tank -- all free for download with registration. View the magazine here

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