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Defining endpoint security in a zero-trust world

Venture Beat 21 Mar 2023
It takes endpoint resilience, improved sensing and telemetry data analysis techniques, and faster innovation at protecting identities ... It’s central to getting zero-trust frameworks solid and scalable, and the telemetry data is invaluable in identifying potential intrusion and breach attempts.
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Hunter Biden threatens to sue Roger Stone for claiming he used Amtrak to take women ...

The Daily Mail 20 Mar 2023
It calls for six counts to be raised against Isaac, as well as several others who obtained the data, including invasion of privacy by intrusion, invasion of privacy by publication of private matters, conspiracy to invade privacy by intrusion, conspiracy to invade privacy by ...
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PM Anwar visibly sad while watching pantomime on Lahad Datu intrusion

Malaysian National News Agency 20 Mar 2023
PM Anwar visibly sad while watching pantomime on Lahad Datu intrusion. " data-media=""> ... intrusion which happened in Kampung Tanduo, Lahad Datu Sabah 10 years ago.
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Pipeline Integrity Monitoring System For 24/7/365 Oil And Gas Transmission Visibility

MENA FN 20 Mar 2023
(MENAFN - EIN Presswire) Non-intrusive ultrasonic oil and gas flow data are monitored externally along the pipeline, branching and control choke points Sensor-based Autonomous Pipeline Integrity ... .
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Former Deputy Secretary at Department of Defense, John C. Rogers, Joins HUB Security Advisory Board

Victoria Advocate 20 Mar 2023
Effective immediately, Rogers' appointment brings extensive government and defense industry experience to enhance U.S. market position ... Rogers has joined its Advisory Board ... HUB debuted an advanced encrypted computing solution aimed at preventing hostile intrusions at the hardware level while introducing a novel set of data theft prevention solutions.
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How to make the platform economy less damaging

Khaleejtimes 19 Mar 2023
Tech companies should no longer be able to excuse their own inattention or negligence by arguing that “there’s too much data” for them to monitor. That wealth of data is ... Emotional manipulation maximises user engagement, enabling more intrusive data collection and higher profits.
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Employees need to be data conscious

The Manila Times 18 Mar 2023
"Many employers may be concerned whether their employees are really doing work at home," so they resort to surveillance technologies, some of which may be overly intrusive — taking screenshots or recording staff behavior on the computer — and inadvertently collecting personal data.
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The digital platform economy needs a public policy fix

Taipei Times 18 Mar 2023
Tech companies should no longer be able to excuse their own inattention or negligence by saying that “there is too much data” for them to monitor. That wealth of data is ... Emotional manipulation maximizes user engagement, enabling more intrusive data collection and higher profits.
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Sitka drills aim to expand Yukon gold deposits

Resource World 17 Mar 2023
Sitka Gold inherited a wealth of historical and current data from those properties form work spanning 40 years. Recent exploration work and the compilation of historical data have defined several mineralized zones with both bulk tonnage, intrusion-related gold deposit targets and high-grade, vein and breccia-hosted gold targets.
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Security firm Rubrik is latest to be felled by GoAnywhere vulnerability

Ars Technica 15 Mar 2023
Rubrik, the Silicon Valley data security company, said that it experienced a network intrusion made possible by a zero-day vulnerability in a product it used called GoAnywhere ... numbers, financial account numbers, or payment card data.
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Fortinet, IBD Stock Of The Day, Helps Companies Protect Valuable Data

Investors Business Daily 15 Mar 2023
Fortinet. Fortinet. FTNT. $ 59.94. $0.95 1.56% 54% ... * Not real-time data. All data shown was captured at 2.25PM EDT on 03/15/2023. Fortinet (FTNT) is the IBD Stock Of The Day, as the provider of cybersecurity software used by businesses to build firewalls, intrusion detection systems and antivirus programs is helping companies protect their valuable data.
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Business Conditions Prime for More Open-Source Contributors

CRM Buyer 15 Mar 2023
Despite the growing use of open source across all industries, the continuing malicious software supply chain attacks will slow open-source adoption this year, warned Paul Speciale, chief marketing officer at data management firm Scality.
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DOJ takes down ChipMixer crypto criminals.

Democratic Underground 15 Mar 2023
From the DOJ. ... The operation involved U.S ... Between August 2017 and March 2023, ChipMixer processed. ... -- More than $35 million in bitcoin associated either directly or through intermediaries with “fraud shops,” which are used by criminals to buy and sell stolen credit cards, hacked account credentials and data stolen through network intrusions; and ... .
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A-Labs Reaffirms $20 million PIPE Investment in HUB at $10 per share

Victoria Advocate 15 Mar 2023
TEL AVIV, Israel�, March 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ --�HUB Cyber Security Ltd�(Nasdaq ... This commitment represents a significant premium to current market price ... The company debuted an advanced encrypted computing solution aimed at preventing hostile intrusions at the hardware level while introducing a novel set of data theft prevention solutions ... ....
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Is a common industrial chemical fueling the spread of Parkinson’s disease?

The Los Angeles Times 15 Mar 2023
Trichloroethylene, or TCE, is a colorless liquid that has been used to remove gunk from jet engines, strip paint and remove stains from shirts dropped off at the dry cleaners. Decades of widespread use in the U.S ... 'When Dr ... Air purifiers have been offered to about 30 households where data suggested vapor intrusion was occurring.

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