Stories by Daintry Duffy

CIOs and CISOs will need smart policies, good awareness programs and judicious enforcement to manage risks presented by the latest techno-trends.

Does security have to be as ugly as a concrete barrier? Or can it be both effective and attractive? Planners in the US capital are putting well-designed physical security to the test.

Conjuring up the frightening spectre of stolen customer information, a media maelstrom and a plummeting stock price may create a dramatic impact, but when CSOs and CIOs call a crisis every time they need funding, they'll find that management catches on quickly.

Successful communications with top managers can help you build effective executive partnerships

The technology-driven Irish economic miracle now shifts its focus to native brainpower.

What do you get when you hire a hacker to solve your security woes? If you're not careful, you can get more than you bargained for. Here's how to do it right

The vice president for technology policy of the Free Congress Foundation talks about threats to privacy in America

One day in the online, integrated, technology-enabled, leveraged life of Buffalo Cove

Your company knows all there is to know about your customers' preferences and patterns, but do your customers want you to be looking over their shoulders?

It's not easy to track the value of human capital. But the very act of trying can yield measurable benefits

How the lessons learned from the Y2K lemon have prepared CIOs for a sweeter future

It's not easy to track the value of human capital. But the very act of trying can yield measurable benefits

As companies seek closeness with customers and business partners, online communities move from the Web fringe to strategy central.

DaimlerChrysler wants to understand what makes Jeep owners tick - on-road and off.

These days, CEOs don't expect too much from technology investments: just compelling business benefits at bargain-basement prices