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The Stack's Job of the Week: CTO, AEGIS London.
Wanted: "An innovation mind-set rather than a purely technology one"
Cybersecurity
How a devastating ransomware attack forced a radical security rethink
"Like brain surgery without putting the victim to sleep"
Cybersecurity
Security over the total application lifecycle: Understanding assets, threat models
"In most cases, it’s easier and more efficient to have a pipeline run when a change is detected in a key component"
Cybersecurity
US Agencies given two weeks to patch 100+ exploited vulns -- but who's forcing compliance?
It took TWO YEARS for all agencies to meet an earlier 45 day deadline
Featured
Microsoft to add Linux support as it beefs up Intune, lets IT admins write custom PowerShell
Ubuntu first, then Redhat, CentOS and Fedora.
Featured
Databricks smashes Alibaba's TPC-DS data warehousing SQL speed records
Fresh 100TB TPC-DS record is 2.2X greater than previous.
Enterprise IT
New Group CDTIO takes the reins at Standard Chartered
Bank has doubled its technology spend, moved from defensive to offensive
Featured
Job(s) of the Week: MOD seeks a "people" CDIO; AIG's on a UK CIO hunt
Every week The Stack will now be running a “job of the week” feature – typically featuring CIO or equivalent roles, with a UK focus. This Monday we’re starting with a brace of notable CIO vacancies for our readers – at the Ministry of Defence (MOD), and one at insurer American
Enterprise IT
This climate tech SaaS startup just broke funding records: Here's why that matters...
"A powerful signal" to the market
Cloud
AWS pokes MSFT in the eye with a free SQL Server > PostgreSQL migration tool
AWS has come good on its December 2020 promise to open source a tool that lets users migrate SQL Server-based apps to the free and opensource PostgreSQL database with minimal drama, much to the delight of many in the industry -- a step that should prove of considerable interest to
Enterprise IT
Tackling legacy applications on mainframes
One shortcut is to use modern session management software for web-enabling applications
ESG/ClimateTech
Expect to hear a lot more about XBRL. Here's why
"Probably the single thing that will help with information flow"