Meet the hackers who earn millions for saving the web. How bug bounties are changing everything about security

These hackers are finding security bugs--and getting paid for it. That's changing the dynamics of cybersecurity.

This new Microsoft technology will make your web apps run a lot faster

Post-COVID tech-leveraged economy may be more difficult for some workers, Fed Chairman says

Robot dogs start security patrols at US military base

Expert advice on open source from Google, Microsoft, and Comcast

4 ways to keep your company's and customers' data private and build trust

Clearly, cloud is essential, yet some sky-high hopes remain out of reach

How to secure your Zoom account with two-factor authentication

How to optimize Windows 10 for multiplayer network gaming

How to make a Slack emoji to add some personality to the workday

6 signs that teams don't trust their leaders

Kolude KeyHub: A solid mobile keyboard choice

Data is worth its weight in gold

Sony PS5: Here's where you can buy the next-gen PlayStation

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Top fitness, health and sleep gifts for the holidays

10 holiday gifts under $50: A selfie light, a bluetooth banana phone, and a smart alarm clock

2020 gift guide: The best streaming services for holiday giving

How to migrate to a new iPad, iPhone, or Mac

Receiving a new Apple device can be exciting, but migrating all your data to the new purchase can prove a chore. This TechRepublic Premium article provides the steps you can take to properly and securely complete the process.

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.