Network data holds an immutable truth when it comes to cybersecurity. Unlike logs and other records that can and are altered by cyber attackers, network data cannot. To understand more about this, I spoke with Karl Van den Bergh, CMO of Gigamon. Van den Bergh commented, “The whole premise of our technology is to be […]

Democratising access to data is a major challenge for many organisations. Yet, how are employees expected to mine and use data effectively without access? The simple answer is that they can’t. At Appian World, I talked with Annelise Dubrovsky, Vice President of Product Management at Appian, about Process HQ and Appian’s Data Fabric updates. Dubrovsky […]

One of the big challenges for people at the moment, certainly CISOs, is what they do about Gen AI. Do they allow it? Do they not allow it? Do they allow access to public Gen AI? Do they build private Gen AI? It has become a complicated discussion across enterprises, causing many CISOs to seek […]

The Innovative Optical Wireless Network (IOWN) Global Forum held its fourth annual member meeting in Vancouver, Canada. It was an opportunity for it to show where it was in terms of technology and goals. There were a lot of very detailed discussions about the technology. To understand more about where IOWN is heading, Enterprise Times […]

The last 18 months have seen the rise of the LLM and generative AI. For many organisations, LLMs bring with them risks and concerns over the potential leakage of data. Appian is removing that concern so that customers can focus on their business. The key is its data fabric. It helps build LLMs and ensures […]

Most organisations struggle with a single CISO overseeing all their security requirements. But what if you are a global conglomerate with over 100 business units you are consolidating? You need a hierarchy within your CISOs to set standards, control the choice of security products and define policy. That is exactly what is happening at NTT. […]

NTT is a technology conglomerate that invests around 30% of its global profits into R&D. That amounts to around $3 billion per year, a sum that dwarfs the investment of most technology businesses. It allows the company to do primary research, which means it can take years to see the research results. One of the […]

JumpCloud CTO Greg Keller sat down with Enterprise Times to talk about the challenges of Active Directory (AD) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). AD is critical to managing identity and access for any company that relies on Windows. Yet very few would describe managing it as easy. If you are an SME, a market that JumpCloud […]

Post AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, Enterprise Times talked with Eric Yau, Chief Operating Officer for Precisely. We talked about the challenges of data integrity and mainframe modernisation, especially given the company’s recent announcements with AWS. Amazon is already leveraging technology from Precisely to replicate data from IBM z systems. Yau said: “We just expanded […]

Military veterans are one of the fastest-growing communities in the cybersecurity sector. Their ability to operate under pressure makes them popular with employers, but many struggle for guidance on what training they need to break into the industry. In a podcast with James “Jim” McMurry, CEO of ThreatHunter, we dive into the benefits that veterans […]

Enterprise Times caught up with Eric Billingsley, GM of SaaS at CloudBees, while he was in the UK for DevOps World, London. Billingsley talked about how CloudBees is working to support both cloud-native and traditional developers. To achieve that, it is developing separate products. Interestingly, Billingsley said, “Rather than thinking of them as competing products, […]

At CloudBees DevOps World, London, Enterprise Times caught up with CloudBees co-founder and now Chief Strategy Officer, Sacha Labourey. It had been a while since we last talked so we sat him down to record this podcast. As someone with a long history of involvement in the Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) space, Labourey had […]

An increasing number of surveys show that there is decreasing trust in AI. Yet, at the same time, organisations are rushing to adopt it as the industry positions it as the latest magic solution to better business. So, how can we improve trust? Karina Buschsieweke, Director of Product Strategy at Appian, believes the key to […]

What is identity? It is a collection of credentials such as a name and password? Does it require something as unique as DNA? How do we differentiate human identity from machines and other operators in our enterprise when identity is used for access? Should we automate the management of identity, and how? These are all […]

AI is a tool that offers many benefits to organisations. But, like all tools, it can and will be misused. Andrew Patel, a researcher at F-Secure, has worked on several reports looking at some of the threats AI can bring. Enterprise Times talked with him as to what he has found. One of the reports […]

CompTIA is one of, if not the largest, technology training associations. It has led the industry with many of its training certifications for decades and continues to do so. But as the world changes, so do demands on training and the need for updated and new courses. It is not just businesses asking for better […]

Last week, in Las Vegas, Oracle held its annual CloudWorld conference. There was much to take in, including a hard push on generative AI and how it will affect Oracle products going forward. There was also a lot of talk about how the cloud continues to reshape the world of technology. Enterprise Times sat down […]

What is a digital ID? It might seem that it is an easy question to answer. After all, we are all online and identify ourselves with websites using a range of credentials. But are those credentials really a digital ID? It’s a more complex question than many of us realise, and to understand what a […]

The world is changing. People are no longer looking to be constrained by national borders either for living or work. These digital nomads and, increasingly, entrepreneurs want flexibility in what it means to be a citizen and how to create companies. It has led to many countries trying to create digital programmes for citizens, but […]

It is now 9 years since Estonia launched its e-residency programme. The initial goal was to attract entrepreneurs and digital nomads to this Northern European country. It has worked, and the programme continues to grow. To find out why someone would want to become an e-resident and open their own e-resident business, Enterprise Times talked […]