Disaster recovery has never been more important because at the same time that digital transformation has made most modern enterprises entirely dependent on their IT systems to function, cyber attackers have stepped up their capabilities to go after sensitive data wherever it is found, with most IT leaders reporting major systems outages.
In this issue we explore the many ways Watson has evolved from the machine that bettered humans in Jeopardy! to providing deep analytical insights to solve real world crises. We also look at how Barclay's bank is using DevOps to remain competitive and reveal new research that illustrates why cloud computing is at the heart of business innovation.
There has never been a better time to be in software development. After years of being regarded as non-core, software development has quickly become a differentiator as businesses embark on digital transformations. Here are Computer Weekly's top 10 software development articles of 2019.
This Jargon Buster e-guide to contemporary database management is an aid to stepping back and thinking afresh about an area of enterprise IT that has many decades of heritage. Or, as many sometimes (arguably rudely) put it, legacy.
In this week's Computer Weekly, after the UK celebrated 100 years of women's suffrage, we look at what more needs to be done to encourage greater diversity in IT to help tackle the ongoing skills shortage. We examine how mobile app developers can improve security. And we look at the role of containers in storage architecture. Read the issue now.
Author and IT consultant, Terry Critchley, looks at potential solutions to the apparent skills crisis facing the IT industry, in this special guide for Computer Weekly.
This article in our Royal Holloway information security series introduces you to web tracking, provides an overview of how organisations track users and discusses a few of the difficulties you may face when trying to defend against tracking.
It’s critical for organizations to deeply understand their risk posture and have tools in place that provide the endpoint visibility and control needed to detect and remediate security breaches. This white paper provides the benchmarks and security strategies that set IT teams up for success in proactively planning defenses against cyber threats.
As IT and security data continues to grow in volume and complexity, traditional approaches are failing. In this white paper, you’ll learn how schema-on-need, data lakes, and unified data experiences can provide the flexibility and control needed to manage this data effectively. Read on to discover the future of IT and security data management.
