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Enterprise IT | May 18, 2021

ESG is not an environmental issue: it's a data sourcing and governance one

"The devil is in the detail – and the key to cracking it lurks in metadata."

Enterprise IT | May 17, 2021

Health impact of working too long work hours shocks in new WHO report

Physiological responses to psychosocial stress include...

Cloud | May 17, 2021

Why going multi-cloud requires impeccable digital hygiene

Having a cohesive Cloud Data Management strategy is critical to...

Enterprise IT | May 13, 2021

Goldman Sachs invests in open source data stack firm DataStax

CEO Chet Kapoor promises aggressive expansion.

Software | May 13, 2021

"AWS SaaS Boost" open sourced for software providers looking to deliver apps via cloud-native SaaS model

AWS wants to make it easier for you to do more on AWS: but it's still handy...

Enterprise IT | May 12, 2021

OpenUK Awards launch, supported by The Stack.

The Stack is proud to sponsor the open hardware category. Nominations close June 13.

Enterprise IT | May 12, 2021

Low code, no code: innovation or security catastrophe?

Check platform implementations for seriousl risks like...

Enterprise IT | May 11, 2021

Outlook suffers fresh global borkage, with vanishing email text among symptoms

Borkage alert... Here's a workaround.

Security | May 11, 2021

Adobe Reader under attack, Siemens, SAP, Microsoft also drop vital Patch Tuesday fixes.

Adobe Reader users on Windows have been actively attacked by hackers abusing a vulnerability patched today (May 11), the software company said, pushing out "multiple critical and important vulnerabilities." The use-after-free 0day (CVE-2021-28550) was reported anonymously to Adobe, which said it has been "exploited in the wild

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