Featured
DORA is coming: Why operational resilience is on everybody’s lips
"DORA represents quite a distinct shift in the way we approach resiliency"
Cloud
Oracle Cloud the latest to be exposed by Wiz for tenant isolation failure
Oracle fixed the vulnerability "extraordinarily quickly" in July, but it is unclear when it was introduced
Enterprise IT
Sustainability a priority for just 2% of CIOs
Security, yes? Sustainability? Maybe later...
Enterprise IT
MOD looks to 3D print military parts under new "Project Tampa" initiative
Project could help tackle "excessive lead times for defence inventory"
Featured
Job of the Week: Chief Digital & Technology Officer, Pizza Hut
No cheesy puns included
Featured
Care home software won't be fully restored until 2023 despite backups
"Much of the hardware needed to rebuild Staffplan has had to remain under investigation..."
Cybersecurity
Uber hacker claims access to its internal AWS, SentinelOne, VMware: Is FIDO2 the answer?
Uber has confirmed that it is investigating a cybersecurity incident. After an initial breach the Uber hacker claims to have found an internal network share that contained Powershell scripts with privileged credentials that let them easily pivot to compromising Uber’s Duo (authentication), OneLogin, AWS, and GSuite environments. "One
Enterprise IT
This Cargo shipping giant is testing AI voyage optimisation, but it's taking a while to build trust
"Suddenly we had 10,000 data points in our database, and needed to make sense of that."
Enterprise IT
Twilio lays off 11% of workforce in "wise" move
Twilio is the latest technology company to aggressively cut staff – culling up to 900 jobs in what CEO Jeff Lawson described in a letter to employees as a “wise and necessary” move following undisciplined growth. “We’ve made the extremely difficult decision to restructure and reduce Twilio’s workforce by
Enterprise IT
The cognitive dissonance of the CFO: "Confident” on cyber resilience but under-briefed
EMEA CFOs are briefed more regularly by their CISOs...
Cybersecurity
Malware use is plummeting because employee credentials are so easy to get: CrowdStrike
"Adversaries continue to have success with older, widely publicized and patchable exploits."
Cloud
Oracle's HeatWave comes to AWS, as Ellison vows "shock" poaching of AWS customers
Gross margin for cloud services and license support was 81%...