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NJ BASE launches soft landing ecosystem in Jersey City
NJEDA and SOSA launched NJ BASE in Jersey City, a soft-landing ecosystem helping international companies expand into the U.S. market through New Jersey.
Cyberattacks surge as hackers target small businesses
Cyberattacks are rising as hackers target small businesses and nonprofits using AI-driven scams, ransomware and email fraud.
Sherrill names Dehmer NJ chief technology officer
Gov. Mikie Sherrill appoints Kevin Dehmer as New Jersey’s chief technology officer to modernize digital infrastructure and strengthen cybersecurity.
Stevens launching School of Computing backed by $36M
Stevens Institute of Technology will launch the division in fall 2026 to expand AI education, research and workforce-ready programs.
NJBIZ Looking Ahead 2026: Top business risks in New Jersey
New Jersey leaders share the biggest risks for 2026, including labor, supply chains, inflation, geopolitics and energy challenges.
EisnerAmper tops NJBIZ list of tech consultants in NJ
The Iselin-based firm leads the latest ranking, which is based on companies' employee count in the state.
HBSE, Commanders team with Check Point on cybersecurity
The collaboration will cross Harris Blitzer's extensive portfolio, including the Prudential Center and Philadelphia 76ers.
NJEDA selects SOSA to lead NJ BASE in Jersey City
The New Jersey Business Acceleration and Softlanding Ecosystem is a landing pad designed to help international tech firms expand and invest in the Garden State.
NJ small businesses face rising cybercrime, fraud risks
NJBIZ sat down with certified financial crimes specialist Ken Helmrich, from Kearny Bank, to find out what companies can do to protect themselves.
Lowenstein Sandler debuts technology-driven data privacy team
The Data360 group combines legal and technological expertise to help businesses manage risk and privacy.
eMazzanti opens new Hoboken HQ, launches capital venture
The managed services provider and cybersecurity firm relocated to a state-of-the-art office and also announced an initiative to help "businesses achieve their goals."
Hackers hijack ELEC meeting with racist, vulgar disruption
After the disruption to the virtual event, which aimed to pick presenters for fall's gubernatorial debates, state officials have launched a criminal investigation.
