For organisations today, information is freedom. Those that are able to extract, harness and protect their data will find it far easier to meet their objectives in today’s customer-centric, ...

When evaluating technology partners, banks must prioritize three critical compliance areas to protect against regulatory ...

Sharon Heaton is the CEO of sbLiftOff, a lower middle-market M&A advisory firm that serves GovCon companies and founder-led businesses. A brilliant client came to me a few years ago. She had a ...

Rachel L. Wadham, a senior librarian at the Harold B. Lee Library who has worked at BYU for 26 years, addressed the campus community during a devotional on June 28 and shared how cultivating wisdom, ...

Connecticut leaders and librarians gathered on Thursday to highlight Banned Books Week, which is recognized from Oct. 5 to Oct. 11. People attended the event to emphasize ...

Today's organizations posssess massive volumes of unstructured data. Shining a light on it is the only way to transform that data into opportunity, rather than risk. Astrophysicists hypothesize that ...

In today’s digital age, an immense amount of personal data is readily accessible online, often without us fully realizing it. Whether it’s through social media platforms, public directories or casual ...

Charities highlighted the vital importance of accessible data on Friday as the Information Commissioner’s Office marked ten ...

When the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was first created, it created a sudden need for tens of thousands of screeners. Getting a job as an airport screener was a pretty easy process. It ...

The Department of Defense is placing high priority on the development of secure, resilient mission partner environments as it moves forward with its highly-anticipated Joint All-Domain Command and ...

Ten thousand doses of mpox vaccines arrived in Nigeria on Aug. 27, courtesy of the U.S. government, in response to the World Health Organization's Aug. 14 declaration of a public health emergency of ...

One of the first things that a geneticist is asked by family members and other clinicians caring for a child diagnosed with a rare chromosomal instability disorder is to quantify the child's cancer ...