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In modern cloud systems, controlling access to sensitive data is no longer enough. Organizations must also be able to demonstrate clearly and credibly how those access decisions were made. As regulatory expectations grow and investigations become more rigorous, security architectures are judged not only by their ability to block unauthorized activity, but by their ability The post Audit-Verifiable Security as a First-Class Architecture Requirement appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Software engineering is undergoing a quiet, fundamental shift. For years, artificial intelligence in software development has largely been framed as an upgraded autocomplete tool suggesting the next line of syntax. But at a technical session hosted by the IEEE Computer Society Columbia Section Chapter (Region 3), a different narrative took center stage: the rise of The post Beyond the Autocomplete: How IEEE Columbia Tackled Enterprise Agentic AI appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Ada Lovelace famously looked beyond the mechanical arithmetic of her day to imagine a world where machines could manipulate symbols, compose music, and collaborate with human thought. On October 10, 2026, the IEEE Joint Computer and Communications Society Trinidad and Tobago Chapter (Region 9), chaired by Sachin Ganpat, teamed up with the IEEE TT UWI The post Beyond the Degree: How IEEE Trinidad & Tobago Marked Ada Lovelace Day 2026 appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

 LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 15 October 2026 – The IEEE Computer Society (CS) and the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) today announced Daniel Reed, PhD, as this year’s recipient of the Ken Kennedy Award. Reed, Presidential Professor in Computational Science (emeritus) at the University of Utah, and former Corporate Vice President of Technology Policy and Leader The post IEEE CS and ACM Honor Daniel Reed with 2026 Ken Kennedy Award appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Most enterprise teams are past the stage of simply asking whether an AI agent can produce a good answer. The harder question is what happens when that answer turns into an action. Consider a common workflow: a contract is ready for review, and an agent is asked to summarize it and post a short update The post Four Gates Every Enterprise AI Agent Should Pass Before It Acts appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

In December 2021, the discovery of the Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) in the Apache Log4j library triggered one of the most disruptive cybersecurity incidents in history. What appeared to be a technical flaw in an open-source logging tool rapidly became a global security emergency, forcing organizations to rethink not just software security—but the economics of risk The post How Log4j Changed the Economics of Cybersecurity Risk appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way computing is practiced across nearly every industry. As technology continues to evolve, deep computer science expertise – the ability not only to use today’s technologies, but also to understand, build and adapt the systems underlying them – has become more valuable than ever. For computing professionals and recent graduates, The post Build the Future of Technology with a Master of Computer Science from Illinois appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Navigating a career in technology requires more than following a predictable, straight path. It demands the resilience to handle pivots, sharpen your technical abilities, and find strength in an unconventional background. In Episode 11 of InfiLab, host Sowmya Chintakindi sits down with Rimshah Jawad to break down how to navigate a non-linear career in tech. The post Episode 11 | Building Tech Skills in a Non-Linear Career Path appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Every October, tech enthusiasts around the world gather to celebrate IEEE Day. IEEE Day is celebrated every year on the first Tuesday of October, this year occurring on 6 October. Over a two-week period from 4-17 October, local chapters and student branches gather online and in person to collaborate, share groundbreaking ideas, and build global The post Shape the Future of Computing: Celebrate IEEE Day 2026 appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

AI features are moving quickly from optional experiments to everyday product workflows. Users now rely on AI to summarize information, recommend options, generate content, fill in forms, and complete multi-step tasks. The engineering challenge starts when the AI cannot do what we expect. A model may be unavailable, return incomplete output, misunderstand a user’s intent, The post When AI Fails, the Interface Must Still Work: Human-Centered Fault Tolerance for AI Features appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.