Organizations that struggle with data security rollouts aren't burdened by financial constraints or poor tooling, but ...

A sophisticated data resilience maturity model (DRMM) can measure maturity across strategy, people, process, and six core technology domains—backup, recovery, architecture and portability, security, ...

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If you’ve ever asked yourself how much do I need to retire comfortably, you’re not alone. The answer depends on your lifestyle, income, location and health — but financial experts agree on a few ...

Every day, Americans depend on the Global Positioning System far more than they realize. Positioning, Navigation, and Timing services such as GPS underpin nearly every aspect of modern life — from ...

Online identity must shift from storing customer data to requesting verifiable proofs. zkTLS turns verification into a yes or no proof, not a document upload, which ties back to the goal of proof over ...

Prospecting can be tough for new advisors. Fresh from training, they are proud of their firm and assume its reputation precedes them. They meet with a prospect and explain they have a multi-step ...

For the last few weeks, we’ve been running a sidebar survey about some of the factors that are convincing Electrek readers to add home solar power systems to their homes. After receiving over a ...

Rypien's mom sent him a picture of him in Colts gear before the team's Super Bowl win The new backup knows Shane Steichen's family due to connections at Boise State Rypien also spent time with Daniel ...

The Office of Management and Budget in 2020 and 2021 teamed with agency chief information officers and chief data officers to issue the federal data strategy and action plans, laying out a 10-year ...

The time has never been better for the acute and post-acute healthcare sectors to develop strategic relationships. The United States population continues to age as the “Silver Wave” starts to crest.

Twenty years ago, I was leading a technology company and sat across the table from a public relations team. They told me I needed a thought-leadership plan. My response was quick and blunt: “What I ...