James Rundle
Wall Street Journal
New York, NY, United States
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Recent articles by James:
Hackers Go Pro, Seeking Bounties for Bugs
The market for pointing out flaws in software has become more structured: Companies are willing to shell out huge sums to researchers who find zero-day vulnerabilities, or those that are totally unknown to developers. → Read More
Password Alternatives Still Elusive, Experts Say
The use of passwords as a primary means of authentication may be on the way out, but alternative technologies have their own security flaws. → Read More
Nasdaq Deploys AI to Detect Stock-Market Abuse
The exchange operator is testing an artificial-intelligence surveillance system this summer to monitor its U.S. stock market and spot previously unknown methods of illegal equities trading. → Read More
Maritime Cyber Rules Coming in 2021 Are Outdated, Critics Say
Hackers are finding the international shipping industry easy prey, experts say, owing to a combination of lax cybersecurity practices and ineffective regulation. → Read More
NBA Strives to Protect Secrets From Hackers
Cybersecurity is a year-round concern for the league, but big events like the draft bring a heightened focus on keeping data locked away. → Read More
CFTC Chair Says Agency is ‘Finally’ Getting Resources to Bolster Tech
Giancarlo lauds budget approval from Congress in swansong industry appearance. → Read More
CAT’s Tale: How Thesys, the SROs and the SEC Mishandled the Consolidated Audit Trail
WatersTechnology investigates the torturous journey to create a stock-trading database for the US, and where the project goes from here. → Read More
CAT Delayed Further as Thesys Ousted, Finra Tipped as Successor
US Consolidated Audit Trail consortium fires database processor in shock move. → Read More
Rimes Appoints Former MSCI Exec Chairman
David Brierwood has been named as the vendor's first chairman. → Read More
Challenging US Exchanges Will be Uphill Battle for MEMX, Experts Warn
An industry initiative to start a new US exchange promises much, but it may struggle to deliver without a clearer purpose. → Read More
The Day the Data Stood Still
With the UK preparing to leave the EU in March, regulators have a limited amount of time to figure out how to keep the flow of information going between each → Read More
Left Behind: Buy-Side Firms Face Age-Old Question on AI
When it comes to artificial intelligence, first-mover advantage is clear. But for buy-side firms that do not have the resources of global giants and are finding → Read More
IHS Markit Cancels Derivatives Unit Sale
The information provider will now keep MarkitSERV, despite putting it up for sale earlier this year. → Read More
Data Issues Still Seen as Higher Investment Priority than AI
Investment spend is largely seen to be going to data management programs before emerging tech initiatives. → Read More
SS&C Unveils Singularity for AI-Enhanced Back Office
New platform will use robotics and machine learning to streamline accounting and reconciliations workflows. → Read More
London Stock Exchange Registers Netherlands-Based Identifiers for Turquoise
Identifier codes for Turquoise have been registered ahead of a potential hard Brexit in 2019. → Read More
Eze Deepens Trade Informatics Partnership with Start Integration
Tool enhances best execution compliance for trading firms. → Read More
Liquidnet Registers Irish Venues as Brexit Momentum Builds
Dark-pool operator chooses Ireland for two new entities, but details remain light. → Read More
LSEG's Nowell Swaps UnaVista for Kaizen
LSEG's reporting guru moves to competitor as Mifid II beds in. → Read More
Bad Blood: Regulators Lose Patience with Mifid II’s Dirty Data
Problems and bad practices continue to plague Europe's vision of a new transparency regime. An inside look. → Read More