By Lauren Weber | Photographs by Jovelle Tamayo for The Wall Street Journal Updated Nov. 2, 2023 at 9:49 am ET The return-to-office battle between workers and employers is entering a more combative ph

November 2, 2023 Security management Today Microsoft’s Vice Chair and President Brad Smith shared insight on the global cybersecurity landscape and introduced our Secure Future Initiative. These engin

WASHINGTON — Voters are mad about the economy. All the polls say so . The U.S. economy has seldom been stronger. The numbers say so . Those two statements are hard to square. Common sense says so. Wha

You might wonder why civilization seems to be backsliding. You might wonder why the richest governments in the world can't seem to take care of their poor. You might wonder why they talk about plannin

Those of us who argue the pandemic isn’t over are invariably confronted with some version of “So does that mean we’re still in the 1918 flu pandemic?” These people aren’t being as clever as they think

Briefing | Higher for longer The economic consequences could be grim image: Patrick Leger Nov 2nd 2023 | NEW YORK N OT LONG ago, as interest rates in the rich world hovered near zero, economists debat

Credit: CC0 Public Domain One in seven people in the US reported having had long COVID by the end of 2022, suggests a large-scale investigation of long COVID and symptom prevalence by academics at UCL

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As of today it’s been two years since Kim passed. Many people have asked (especially at the beginning) how I was doing. I’m sure in general I appear to be doing okay - I stay busy with work, with home

Matt Konda recently wrote an excellent piece about the OWASP Top Ten. I started this post nearly a year ago, but it sat incomplete in my drafts pile until yesterday. His post prompted me to wrap it up

Whether it begins next week, next year, or next decade, another pandemic is on its way. Researchers can’t predict precisely when or how the outbreak might begin. Some 1.6 million viruses are estimated

While the origins of artificial intelligence can be traced back more than 60 years to the mid-20th century, the explosion of generative AI products like ChatGPT or Midjourney in the past two years has

Image Credits: FS-Stock (opens in a new window) / Getty Images This week, I heard from an ex-colleague I hadn’t heard from in a few years. Let’s call him Jeremy. He wrote me a lovely email, referring

Image Credits: vectorikart / Getty Images In January, nearly 90,000 tech workers were laid off. By September, that number had dipped to under 5,000, suggesting that perhaps massive layoffs were mercif

As President Biden plans to unveil a sweeping artificial intelligence executive order next week, several prominent tech leaders warned Thursday that the action should only be seen as a starting point

Written by Gary DeMercurio of Caliber Security Partners, reposted from LinkedIn Out of 1,000 employees, statistically, 162 of them will allow an attacker into your company. About a week ago, someone s

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the creative industries, offering a powerful tool for businesses to enhance their content creation processes. However, this technology a

More developers are looking for or are open to a new job now compared to the last two years—that’s according to the results of our latest survey on the state of developer employment. More than 1,000 d

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Report this article Mark Curphey Co-Founder Crash Override Published Oct 26, 2023 + Follow I am an old git. I am 54. Yes, I do look much younger, thanks for noticing. If you are an old git like me, th

In this file photo, a member of the Proud Boys, right, stands in front of a counter protester as members of the Proud Boys and other right-wing demonstrators rally on Sept. 26, 2020. John Locher/AP Te

While its movements are slow and gentle, Tai Chi is actually a martial art. Now, a new study shows that it can not only help people learn movements grounded in self defense, but it can also help them

Photo: Tom Williams / Contributor (Getty Images) There’s a calamity on the horizon if you believe Gary Gensler, Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). America’s top Wall Street w

Enlarge 1Password 1Password, a password manager used by millions of people and more than 100,000 businesses, said it detected suspicious activity on a company account provided by Okta, the identity an

AI-generated content is beginning to fill the internet, and that could be bad news for future AI models. Language models like ChatGPT are trained by using content found online, and as AI creates more

As we head into another winter, the media has gotten an early start at reminding everyone that Covid is " just a cold " now. Even as familiar names like Leana Wen finally start encouraging some people

Almost every week, I receive a message from someone in my network asking me if full-time bug bounty hunting as a profession is possible. Honestly, I don’t think I can answer that for you, but what I c

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Some of the biggest names in tech have unleashed layoffs over the past few days. Is this a bad sign for the tech industry as a whole? Expedia, Waymo, LinkedIn, Bandcamp, and Stack Overflow have all ma

Sponsored By: Fraction This essay is brought to you by Fraction . The best developers already have jobs, so why not work with them fractionally? If you are looking to scale your startup without breaki

Public Health There's good news about Novavax, and vaccines in general. Of course, there's always a reality check. Jessica Wildfire Oct 14, 2023 Hector Pertuz October 14 2023 10:45 AM 5 min read Share

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The Scene Leo Sguera was a building maintenance supervisor at Vanderbilt University less than two years ago. With the help of AI, the 36-year-old father of two has now built more than 20 software prog

I’ve been thinking about moats a lot lately. And how they apply to career and personal growth. For those who have never heard the term, it’s common terminology among the investor folk. Warren Buffet m

We're heading into an ugly election year. Despite all odds, Donald Trump will be running against Joe Biden. It's a rematch. He could win. Someone understood what was going to happen before Trump was e

First, did Hamas somehow get inside information about Israel’s defenses that helped them pull this off? Second, how might this play out, how might it be resolved, and how can America and the world avo

The 10 Biggest Cyber Security Trends In 2024 Everyone Must Be Ready For Now Adobe Stock By the end of the coming year, the cost of cyber attacks on the global economy is predicted to top $10.5 trillio

When workplaces are remade by a tectonic shift — women flooding into the work force, the rise of computing — it typically takes some time for economists, psychologists, sociologists and other scholars