NEW YORK (The Street) --- If you bank with JPMorgan Chase
, buy insurance from Anthem Blue Cross 
or filed a tax return, you may have already been affected by a cyber-attack. And there's more bad news: Regulators are concerned the worst is yet to come.

In this 4 part blog series, I am exposing DevOps best practices using a metaphor inspired by the famous 6th century Chinese manuscript: “The Art of War”. It is worth reminding that Sun Tzu, just like me, considered war as a necessary evil, which must be avoided whenever possible. What are we fighting for here? […]
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The humble PIN is a common way to secure access to accounts, but it has one major problem -- it is, usually, limited to using the digits 0-9. A UK firm thinks it may have come up with a better solution: emoji-based PINs. Intelligent Environments' Emoji Passcode system can be used to secure accounts with ideograms. The company argues that Emoji passcodes are not only easier to remember that number-based alternatives, but also more secure.

In the fast-growing wearables market Fitbit boasts some of the strongest financials around. But can it stay in the lead with Apple and Xiaomi close behind?

Veteran health information technology vendors Kronos Healthcare and MiraMed Global Services have augmented their product and services lines via acquisitions.