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The airline wants to improve customer experience and communications by furthering its use of cloud infrastructure.

Machine learning really is just math. And relatively simple math at that, writes Risto Siilasmaa, chairman of the board of directors at Nokia Corporation. 

Johnson's tech initiatives are all about making associates more productive, putting more mobile devices at their fingertips and providing them with instruments necessary to make real time decisions.

From old faces to new, here are some key IT executives changing and leading modern tech implementations across the enterprise.

Analysts expect global tech investment in "new tech" initiatives including AI and automation will hit the $1 trillion mark next year.

IT security is constantly looking to seal off risks and holes, but the blockchain has no points of entry. Rather, it's a one-way stream with now keys. 

The concentration of military installations, federal agencies and contractors has allowed for a "Cyber Corridor" to emerge in the greater Washington area. But can the industry feed the cybersecurity...

Companies want layers of solutions to amplify the cloud experience. Enter open source. 

In high-stakes e-commerce, seconds of downtime cost retailers thousands of dollars and threaten the potential loss of customers.

Hardware support services are the only area of security expected to see slowing growth, a new Gartner analysis found. 

Though the majority of Nestlé employees are already using Workplace, the rollout will continue through 2019.

Chalk it up to a lack of awareness, as 44% of OneLogin survey participants said they did not know whether former employees' accounts have been deactivated.

HR and IT professionals must work together to create cybersecurity policies, design employee trainings and communicate their rationale to workers. 

BI market consolidation highlights emerging trends: Data analytics is more ingrained in daily workflows, connects with more SaaS platforms and runs on more modern infrastructure.

The awards recognize the technology industry's top disruptors, innovators, movers and shakers. These executives and companies are transforming the technology industry and shaping its future.

Last week, cyber defenders around the world gathered to test their ability to defend critical IT infrastructure from the intensity of a real-time cyberattack.

From old faces to new, here are some key IT executives changing and leading modern tech implementations across the enterprise.

Almost two-thirds of leaders want their IT organization to adopt better "influencing skills" in order to "deliver change," according to an Apptio report. 

Through the bug bounty program, the companies want their invite-only security researchers to hone in on vulnerabilities on the firmware level.

In high-stakes e-commerce, seconds of downtime cost retailers thousands of dollars and threaten the potential loss of customers.

Emails impersonating Airbnb GDPR notices typically use a "bogus variation" of an email address meant to look legitimate, like "@mail.airbnb.work."

Brand, revenue and company morale are at the heart of business resolutions.

The longer an outage, the less patience customers are willing to spare.

Hardware support services are the only area of security expected to see slowing growth, a new Gartner analysis found. 

There's a joke in computer science that changing code is easier than changing culture, so for effective change to happen everyone has to act as "culture custodians."

For companies still in the early stages of the compliance journey, looking at DPOs already hard at work on GDPR compliance can help get the process started.

Through the bug bounty program, the companies want their invite-only security researchers to hone in on vulnerabilities on the firmware level.

A sudden service blackout is too noticeable, so hackers deploy smaller, more frequents attacks that are subtle enough to bypass DDoS detection tools. 

The shipping giant tapped Andy Powell a year after it was hit by NotPetya. In the 18 months since, Powell increased its security organization from 28 people to about 150. 

Seven in 10 decision makers say data breaches are an immediate deal-breaker when evaluating mergers or acquisitions.

The Pokémon Company International, following the successes of Pokémon Go, is learning the rules of the world its app has taken by storm.

Neither serves a company well, and yet it's no surprise that a C-suite overhaul is common after a massive data debacle.

The social draw that Workplace by Facebook was founded on provides an appeal that other communication platforms lack.

Approaching its 10-year anniversary, the movement is undergoing a renovation as some communities work to infuse security, making way for DevSecOps.