David Strom's Web Informant

If you are planning an overseas trip, you have three options to ensure that your phone can connect and be as useful as it is here at home.

You would never know that Melody Gayeski spent her career at IBM, retiring as a Vice President.

Does this story sound familiar?

Count me a big fan of Goodman’s novels, and she turns her attention to a widespread landscape of one extended Jewish family across many years and multiple generations of various family dysfunctions: estranged siblings, divorces, parent/child conflicts and…

If you ever need inspiration from someone who has faced multiple obstacles and adversities, let’s talk about Jane Watson.

Good Girls Die Bored is an action-packed and delightful thriller.

I have been fortunate to have editorial management positions at several publications over my career, starting with PC Week (now called eWeek), then Network Computing, then shifting to the web for EETimes, ReadWrite and Tom’s Hardware.

Over the past 13 years (or so I can figure out), I have written numerous times on advocating upping your login game with multi-factor authentication (MFA).

End of life planning sounds ominous, so let me apologize in advance.

If you happen to see the IMAX version of The Odyssey, you might have gotten a ticket to our local venue at the St.

We take the web for granted until something stops working, and this past weekend I got to see this firsthand.

Widespread enterprise adoption of AI has created a pressing need for security solutions — a tall order given that AI’s reach into organizational infrastructure and data is enormous and continues to grow.

Back in 1984, I was hired by Faceless Insurance to work in a new department within their IT organization, the Information Center as it was called.

Cybersecurity expert and noted tech journalist Cynthia Brumfield has updated her seminal reference work explaining the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Cybersecurity Framework, which we’ll call NIST 2.0 for brevity’s sake.

This thriller has a great series of plot twists, none of which I will give any away here.

Tracking down sensitive data across your cloud estate can be vexing.

The day that quantum computing becomes stable and workable enough to be generally deployed is quickly approaching.

Spying hardware has certainly come a long way in my lifetime.

I’ve known Tim Scannell as a fellow editor in the tech b2b space for many decades.

Liberty Island transports us into the lives of several families beginning in the late 1890s and moving along with the same cast of characters into the 1920s.