Articles Tagged: Technology

Cybersecurity is scary, and if we focus on that fear, it limits our ability to see solutions or mitigate risk.

The Cedar Rapids-based ImOn is working to have the fiber network available to all residences and businesses in Iowa City by the end of 2022. Another 3,200 resident addresses were added, the company announced.

Future Ready Iowa will provide full tuition and wrap-around support for the upcoming DeltaV Code School class to eight Iowans with financial need from underrepresented backgrounds in technology, NewBoCo said Friday.

A group of state treasurers, including Iowa State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald, is calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Apple misled its investors and the agency about its use of nondisclosure agreements, which advocates say have long been used to silence mistreated workers.

Mental health is a major factor in cybersecurity professionals moving jobs or simply changing careers to leave work-related stress issues.

With ransomware attacks increasing, Cedar Rapids DeltaV Code School to launch first-ever Cybersecurity training course March 21.

During the pandemic, students discovered what learning environments worked best for them at home. Now, schools are trying to replicate the experience of that physical environment.

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency has executed a $316 million contract option for BAE Systems’ advanced M-Code global positioning system modules, raising the contract funding to $641 million.

Beth Livingston, assistant professor of management and entrepreneurship at the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business, is one of a team of investigators that’s among the first to look at how artificial intelligence could affect the future of clerical work.

From Global Entrepreneurship Week to annual meeting, big events pay tribute to local success

“Haven’t we had enough time to figure out how to manage discourse without enabling violence?” one employee wrote on an internal message board at the height of the Jan. 6 turmoil. “We’ve been fueling this fire for a long time and we shouldn’t be surprised it’s now out of control.”

The Facebook whistleblower, revealed Sunday, is Frances Haugen, who was born and raised in Iowa City

October marks the 18th year anniversary of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which continues to raise awareness about the importance of cyber security.

New community partnership allows high school students to attend computer training at DeltaV alongside adults

Iowa schools must offer computer classes by 2022, but $3.7 million is available now to help.