It's an urgent plea this election: Don't click on ransomware disguised as political ads

Remote work and social media have made it easier for businesses to be impacted by security breaches. Here's why, and how organizations can protect themselves.

Voting like an astronaut: How ballots are cast at the space station

FBI says hackers want to stoke doubt about the 2020 election

Presidential election impacting work of 60% of US employees, Gartner says

Facebook removes fake Russian accounts ahead of the US presidential election

How foreign actors are trying to undermine the US presidential election

US elections are still vulnerable to email spoofing

Cisco Talos researchers explain psychology behind election disinformation posts on social media

SpyCloud and CyberDefenses join forces on election security effort

75% of all 56 US states and territories show signs of vulnerable election IT infrastructure, report finds

Apple's Nov. 10 event: What to expect and how to watch

Meet the Raspberry Pi 400: A PC built into a keyboard for just $70

Hackers have only just wet their whistle. Expect more ransomware and data breaches in 2021.

Engineering careers are hot. Here's how women can catapult into the male-dominated field.

New Microsoft Teams features: Project and Roadmap apps, direct replies and even larger meetings

Excel and Power BI: This is how you can use both tools together to make more of your data

Cloud deployments to rocket ahead in 2021 after dizzying growth during the pandemic

Research: Quantum computing will impact the enterprise, despite being misunderstood

Tips to help remote workers gear up for the day with balance and well-being in mind

5 iOS tips to boost productivity

Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop: A cheat sheet (free PDF)

The are many advantages to Windows Virtual Desktop, but there are also several caveats to consider before your business decides to adopt the platform. This cheat sheet will help you assess what the platform is and what it can offer, so you can make the best decision possible for your business.

The CIO's guide to quantum computing

Quantum computers offer great promise for cryptography and optimization problems, and companies like IBM, Google, and D-Wave are racing to make them practical for business use. We explore what quantum computers will and won't be able to do, and the challenges we still face.