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As CIOs work to quickly develop a Generative AI strategy for both their internal IT organizations and in the wider business, CIO.com will be there to help them make smart technology decisions.
Generative AI is becoming a core technology within cybersecurity. From automating tasks to enhancing the ability to identify and mitigate threats. At the same time, threat actors are using AI for similar reasons and CSO is covering the darker side of generative AI as well.
As AI and the enterprise collide, Computerworld guides IT professionals from C-suite leaders to practitioners in forming their AI strategies and day-to-day functions in a compliant, ethical, and agile fashion.
The most comprehensive coverage and evaluation of AI code generating tools, assistants, and cloud-based tools for developing LLM-based and other AI applications.
As AI changes the way networking leaders structure their teams, work with their tools, and infiltrate the organization, Network World prepares today’s engineers and IT leaders with the practical guidance needed to navigate the infrastructure of tomorrow.
Business technology leadership
The CIO brand provides technology marketers with a unique opportunity to reach an audience of more than 4 million chief information officers and IT thought leaders, who have significant buying power in 72 countries.
Latest from CIO:
The blueprint for innovation: 3 ways regulatory readiness is a competitive advantage
Too often, brands treat compliance as a downstream exercise. Teams build products, launch new capabilities and then tack on controls afterward. The pace of technology evolution and adoption has never been faster, and regulatory bodies are doing their best to…
The gen AI helping Aetna review millions of medical records
One of the biggest challenges companies like Aetna face every year is an annual HEDIS review of its records to identify gaps in care. For large national payors, the scale of the challenge is immense. So Aetna has deployed a…
How AI helps the US Senate Federal Credit Union better manage risk
The United States Senate Federal Credit Union (USSFCU) is a nonprofit financial cooperative that provides traditional retail banking services to entities within the US government, such as the Senate and the Supreme Court.At present, the credit union’s headcount stands at…
Making technology work for business
Computerworld is trusted by an audience of 12 million enterprise-level IT managers, in 47 countries, for industry insight, a peer perspective on IT leadership and real-world strategies for implementing technology solutions.
Latest from Computerworld:
Google has used AI to patch 1,072 vulnerabilities in Chrome
Google has used AI tools to detect and patch 1,072 vulnerabilities in versions 149 and 150 of its Chrome browser, the company announced in a blog post. That’s more vulnerabilities patched than in the previous 23 updates combined, according to…
Apple’s Tim Cook era ends with a record $109B quarter
Apple’s outgoing CEO, Tim Cook, bade an emotional farewell to analysts and shareholders on Thursday as the company announced a record June quarter. His successor, John Ternus, takes over at the beginning of September with the company seemingly in solid shape. The…
Reporter’s notebook: In Dubai’s sun and sand, AI, server farms, and optimism bloom
Walking around Dubai, it’s hard to believe a war is still going on in neighboring countries. No missiles have struck the city, and it was clear during a recent visit that local residents are keeping to their routines. The biggest…
Business risk leadership
CSO equips senior security leaders in all operational risk management disciplines – corporate and IT security, fraud and loss prevention, privacy, business continuity and more – with information of unparalleled depth and insight to support their decisions and investments.
Latest from CSO:
DefCon security conference bans smart glasses with recording capabilities
It’s a sign of the times: Security conference DefCon has added smart glasses to its list of banned audio- or video-recording devices. The organizers have said that, with no consistent way to understand whether smart glasses are recording or not,…
Google adds to confusion with new names for threat actors
Google is creating a new naming scheme for the bad actors behind cybersecurity threats, hoping that it will help to standardize the way that attacks are reported. Spoiler: It won’t. Security researchers use these naming schemes so that they can…
Broadcom patches vulnerabilities all over VMware
Broadcom has addresses five vulnerabilities in its VMware product range, three of which have been accorded a “critical” rating. The affected products are: VMware ESX, VMware vCenter, VMware Workstation, VMware Fusion, VMware Cloud Foundation, VMware vSphere Foundation, VMware Telco Cloud…
Building the nextgen enterprise
InfoWorld is the go-to resource for developers, architects and business leaders launching next-generation initiatives on scalable cloud platforms. InfoWorld serves those determined to seek business advantage by staying ahead of the technology curve.
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Microsoft almost gave away the keys to everyone’s Azure Cosmos DBs
Microsoft has had a narrow escape from total embarrassment: A security company uncovered a critical vulnerability that could have compromised all Azure Cosmos DB databases — both those of customers and Microsoft’s own. Google subsidiary Wiz found a flaw in…
JetBrains says a crafted HTTP request could break TeamCity
JetBrains is warning of a critical security vulnerability in its TeamCity DevOps platform that could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary operating system commands on vulnerable servers. “If exploited, this vulnerability may allow an unauthenticated attacker with HTTP(S) access to…
OpenAI drops GPT-5.6 Luna and Terra API prices by up to 80%
OpenAI has cut API prices for its GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna models by 20% and 80%, respectively, while also reducing the number of usage credits the models consume in ChatGPT Work and Codex, in an effort to effectively increase the…
All things Apple
Macworld is the premier, one-stop-shop for Apple enthusiasts. With editorial expertise at its core, Macworld delivers essential tips and buying advice to passionate Apple users worldwide.
Latest from Macworld:
Journey Nova 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station review: Simply gorgeous
We have reviewed a lot of MagSafe and compatible magnetic chargers ever since the first wireless iPhone 8 and later magnetic wireless iPhone 12. Check them out in our best MagSafe chargers roundup. Some have been useful as phone stands,…
Finally, a PDF editor that doesn’t charge you every month — AcePDF is a one-time $24
TL;DR: Stop paying monthly just to edit a PDF. AcePDF Converter & Editor gives you lifetime access to conversion, editing, OCR, form creation, and document management tools for just $23.97 through August 2 (MSRP $99.99). PDFs have a special talent for becoming…
Apple hints at higher iCloud+ storage tiers for AI power users
Apple doesn’t make formal product announcements or discuss future product plans during its quarterly financial results announcements. But every once in a while, it shares some details that offer a peek at what’s coming. During Thursday’s Q3 2026 financial call,…
From the data center to the edge
Network World is the premier provider of information, intelligence and insight for over 2 million network and IT professionals in 14 countries.
Latest from Network World:
Groundcover raises $100M as observability pivots from monitoring to AI infrastructure
Observability spent most of the past decade as a post-production discipline, catching outages and cutting the time engineers need to find a root cause. That focus is shifting as agentic AI systems move into the software development lifecycle, pulling production…
From dangling DNS records to reverse DNS gaps, attackers find new blind spots
DNS underlies nearly every action taken on a network. A website visit, an email, a call to an AI application—all of it starts with a DNS lookup. That dependency cuts both ways. Attackers rely on the same lookups to route…
Data center developer eyes disused newpaper printing plant
As newspapers move online, the buildings that once housed their printing presses need new occupants. The Minnesota Star Tribune has just sold its old printing plant on the edge of Minneapolis to the aptly named property developer Legacy Investing, which…
Navigate the PC ecosystem
PCWorld is dedicated to helping tech users get more from the hardware and software that’s central to a PC-centric universe. With years spent covering the consumer tech industry, PCWorld is uniquely positioned to tell savvy users what to buy and how to get more from their purchases.
Latest from PCWorld:
Stop renting your software and own it with this $50 PDF editor
TL;DR: PDNob Pro is a PDF management toolkit that utilizes AI to help you manage your PDFs easily. Grab lifetime access for just $49.99 (reg. $349.95). In the year 2026, ownership is everything; and one of the best places to start is…
Windows 11’s next big priority: Making 8GB PCs less painful to use
As it turns out, Microsoft’s experiment with a Surface with 8GB of RAM probably wasn’t an experiment after all. Microsoft’s Windows chief said Friday that PCs with 8GB of RAM will be a focus going forward. In fact, Pavan Davuluri,…
8 PC gaming upgrades under $100 that don’t feel cheap
Gaming on a budget doesn’t have to mean compromising on quality. Whether you’re a casual player or a dedicated enthusiast, finding the right accessories can make the precious hours you get to spend in front of your computer that much…
Global hub for all consumer tech needs
Tech Advisor attracts buyers of all experience levels across the whole range of consumer technologies and, with incredible product knowledge built from years covering the consumer tech industry, Tech Advisor is uniquely positioned to tell users and influencers what to buy, and how to get more from their purchases.
Latest from Tech Advisor:
Spider-Man: Brand New Day review: “The most authentic Peter Parker we’ve seen”
In the run-up to the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, star Tom Holland shared how he and the writers had done extensive deep dives into the fandom online – trawling Reddit and other sources to try and capture exactly…
OnePlus 16 leaks make firm’s exit even more painful
Specifications have leaked for what could be one of the best phones of 2027 – and you won’t be able to buy it. The OnePlus 16 appears to be firmly on track for a late 2026 launch, and established tipster…
Galaxy S27 Ultra set for first battery upgrade in seven years
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 isn’t even in shops yet, but attention has already turned to its next big thing. The internet is a fickle thing. Dutch website GalaxyClub has published claims about the Samsung Galaxy S27 series –…
The connected home
TechHive is committed to smart-home and home-entertainment gear and caters to the growing community of people who make technology and consumer electronics an active part of their lives.
Latest from TechHive:
TechHive’s next chapter: Smart home & cord-cutting coverage moves to PCWorld
TechHive opened for business in 2012 as a general consumer tech site. In 2017, we narrowed the focus to smart home and video streaming, responding to the hottest new developments in personal tech. It’s been a great run, but today…
How to get rid of hum and other noises from your audio, video systems
So you just unboxed your new entertainment gear, hooked everything up, and you hear buzz, whine, hiss, chatter, or any number of other annoying noises that have been known to plague audio equipment. You might even see some banding or…
Snag a new Peacock subscription for just $20 for an entire year
If you’ve ever considered signing up for Peacock, now’s the time to grab a fantastic deal. New subscribers can score either a full year of ad-supported entertainment with a one-time payment of $19.99, or six months of service for just…
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How does Foundry source their audiences?
Foundry customers benefit from access to exclusive first-party data built on our owned network of sites and audiences, which powers our ads and editorial outcomes. Our audiences are real people, based on real data from known, direct, consented and contextual relationships and connected brand experiences. Our proprietary first-party data is a walled garden (no coop/selling), it is not compiled or aggregated from disparate, disconnected sources.
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How can I determine my audience size?
Our dedicated sales and operations teams will work with you to determine your audience size based on your targeting criteria and timeline. Contact a sales rep today for a full audience analysis.
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Is Foundry data impacted by third-party cookies?
No. Foundry’s first-party data is a walled garden. We operate with our own database, positioning us as a robust advertising and intent data partner. We provide a secure and reliable environment and our walled garden approach ensures that we are not reliant on third-party cookies.