With the rise of cloud computing and complex application architectures, businesses needed more efficient and scalable ways to deploy and manage their software.

The widespread adoption of IoT technologies has greatly improved connectivity and convenience across industries, homes, and infrastructure. Yet, this growth has also brought a range of security challenges stemming from limited device resources, inconsistent protection measures, and expanding attack surfaces.

Welcome to Monday morning and another installment of Who, Me? For the uninitiated, it's The Register's weekly reader-contributed column that tells tales of your greatest misses, and how you rebuilt a career afterward.

When tech support collides with Halloween, the results are scary

This month's roundup features exceptional open-source cybersecurity tools that are gaining attention for strengthening security across various environments.

When I first started using Linux, I did not care much about the terminal applications. Not in the sense that I was not using the terminal but more like I never cared about trying other terminal application (or terminal emulators, if you want to use the correct technical term.)

Zero-day exploits don't wait for anyone and are one of the main reasons why the cybersecurity market will be worth a whopping $256 billion worldwide. In the current threat landscape, attackers weaponize vulnerabilities within hours of disclosure, and that puts DevOps teams in a precarious position.

I don't often need antivirus on Linux, but when I do, it's ClamAV.

Fifty-four percent of infrastructure and operations (I&O) leaders said cost optimization is their top goal for adopting AI, according to a survey by Gartner, Inc., a business and technology insights company.

Average cash pay premiums for IT certifications and noncertified skills have continued to decline for the third consecutive year, according to data from Foote Partners.

NVMe/TCP is here. The specification lays out how to deliver data across an existing TCP network, making implementation simple and cost-efficient.

What practical business problems can my organization solve using artificial intelligence (AI)? That's a fair question to ask before an organization prepares to spend perhaps millions of dollars on AI.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved from experimental technology to business-critical tool, with 82% of enterprise leaders now using it weekly and nearly half incorporating it into their daily workflows, according to a new study from Wharton Human-AI Research that offers a strong rebuke to a controversial MIT study in August.

The first step in any agentic AI initiative is to ensure alignment with relevant regulatory standards. These frameworks, from GDPR in Europe to ISO 27001 globally, provide a blueprint for responsible data handling and information security.

Agentic AI's reasoning and planning capabilities can help supercharge your IT org by making decisions and handling tasks with little or no human intervention.

As companies race to capture ROI from AI, many are learning a hard truth: AI only creates value when it's anchored in business outcomes and built on strong data foundations.

Marene's fireside chat at InfoSec World marks the official debut of Security Control Management (SCM) as a new software category-engineered to transform risk management from reactive reporting to proactive, embedded defense.

AI chat tools are taking over offices, but at what cost to privacy? People often feel anonymous in chat interfaces and may share personal data without realizing the risks. Cybercriminals see the same opening, and it may only be a matter of time before information shared in an AI chatbot conversation ends up in a major data leak.