TechRepublic Staff

ZDNet’s Danny Palmer explains why cryptojacking has quickly become a massive threat, and where it could go next.

A new report found that a large percentage of web apps contained at least one security vulnerability, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Google has launched a new service that uses vector-based language learning to search books for contextually relevant answers to questions, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

SiteLock’s Neill Feather explains how IT teams can train remote employees to be cyber-secure in a workplace that’s becoming more browser-based.

Mayer Brown cybersecurity and data privacy attorney Stephen Lilley explains why SMBs and startups are particularly vulnerable to cyber-attacks and data breaches.

To disrupt elections hackers are likely to target critical infrastructure like transportation, energy, and communication systems, says CloudPassage CTO Carson Sweet.

Digital transformation shouldn’t fall solely upon employees in the IT department, says Nintex SVP of technology strategy Ryan Duguid.

Rovy Branon, Vice Provost at Continuum College at the University of Washington, shares tips and advice for developers considering going back to school to advance their careers.

The future of retail is cashless, says WorkJam’s Mike Zorn, and no-checkout systems mean that 3.6 million American cashiers might transition roles in the next 30 years.

Carson Sweet, CTO of CloudPassage, explains the hacking tactics used by nation-states.

Mike Price, CTO of security firm ZeroFOX, talked with TechRepublic about how social media takeovers happen, and how companies can protect their accounts.

Johanna Mikkola, co-founder of coding academy Wyncode talked with TechRepublic about the competitive advantage of having diverse development team, and how to get more women into tech careers.