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Digital Hygiene: Daily Habits to Minimize the Threat of Cyber-Hacking

By Dick Weisinger

Personal hygiene relates to good health, grooming, and well-being. In a similar way, ‘digital hygiene’ refers to actions and behaviors that promote digital security and that minimize the chance of cyber theft and vulnerabilities. Examples of good digital hygiene practice…

Semiconductors: Moore’s Law Gets a Reprieve?

By Dick Weisinger

It’s dead. No, it’s alive. Moore’s Law seems to survive despite the annual death knell. Gordon Moore predicted in 1965 that the number of transistors on a computer would double every two years. For more than 50 years the ‘law’…

Content Sprawl: Unchecked Data Growth Leads to Security and Productivity Issues

By Dick Weisinger

Content sprawl is the rapid growth of electronic files and data that aren’t centrally managed and spread across various applications, devices, and cloud services. Often there are multiple copies and versions of the same information. Many applications and systems software…

Machine Learning: Using MLOps to Achieve AI Best Practices

By Dick Weisinger

Businesses recognize the potential of Machine Learning, but many aren’t yet prepared to use the technology. The solution is to train and hire engineers who skilled in Machine Learning. This new category of AI-trained engineers are being called MLOps (Machine…

Security: Cost of Breaches Passed onto Consumers as a ‘Cyber Tax’

By Dick Weisinger

Data breaches and the cost to clean up after them continue to increase. A recent IBM Security report made in collaboration with Ponemon found that the average cost of dealing with a data breach in 2022 is now estimated to…