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June 01, 2020

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6 hard truths security pros must learn to live with

Crafty hackers, unwitting users, a relentless workload — working in IT security is all about accepting this as business as usual and pushing forward anyway. Read more ▶

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Machine learning helps Invisalign patients find their perfect smile

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Career roadmap: Cloud engineer

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Managing vendor and supply chain risk in a recession

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Register now for CIO’s Virtual Conference, The New Digital Workplace

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4 ways edge computing changes your threat model

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Google Docs vs. Microsoft Word: Which works better for business?

Image: Machine learning helps Invisalign patients find their perfect smile

Machine learning helps Invisalign patients find their perfect smile

Align Technology’s mobile app helps Invisalign wearers stay on schedule, while machine learning and other features help lure prospective consumers to try the orthodontic device. Read more ▶

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Career roadmap: Cloud engineer

The shift to the cloud has been so pervasive that it has left a lot of companies with a skills gap they are struggling to fill with professionals who have cloud experience. That makes it a great time to be a cloud engineer. Read more ▶

 
 
Image: Managing vendor and supply chain risk in a recession

Managing vendor and supply chain risk in a recession

The COVID-19 crisis is putting security vendors, especially startups, under severe pressure. Here's how to vet their financial stability and prepare for the worst. Read more ▶

Register now for CIO’s Virtual Conference, The New Digital Workplace

Don’t miss this opportunity for connection and conversation about the modern workplace and our experiences empowering remote teams. Join us live for this virtual event. Read more ▶

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4 ways edge computing changes your threat model

Edge computing provides more opportunities for attackers to access devices--and your network--remotely and physically. These are the risks you need to consider. Read more ▶

Image: Google Docs vs. Microsoft Word: Which works better for business?

Google Docs vs. Microsoft Word: Which works better for business?

Has Google Docs caught up to Microsoft Word as an enterprise productivity application? We compare the two word processors to see which wins in today's online environment. Read more ▶

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