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MY TAKE: ‘Digital trust’ has a huge role to play mitigating cybersecurity threats, going forward

The Last Watchdog

Our smart buildings, smart transportation systems and smart online services are all network-connected at multiple levels. This was the main topic of discussion recently at DigiCert Security Summit 2022. I’ll keep watch and keep reporting. Today we’re in the throes of digital transformation.

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3Q3M?—?Common Misconceptions of Custom Software?—?Episode 1

Role Model Software

Diving into the topic for the video, the first misconception of custom software is that it is “too risky”. That’s when it would be smart to consider the investment aspect of your solution. Watch the full video here! This isn’t solved by dumping a bunch of money into visionless software.

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How Adopting A Zero Trust Mentality Is Positive When It Comes To Staying Secure In the Cloud

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Enterprises have a mixed population of resources, possibly spread out around the globe, working remotely as well as from a myriad of different devices such as a smart phone, tablet, or personal computer. To learn more visit: [link] or watch a Brighttalk that futher illustrates this topic here : [link].

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Understanding Blockchain and its Impact on Legal Technology, Part Five

eDiscovery Daily

We have smart phones, smart watches, even smart thermostats and smart appliances, right? With blockchain, we have smart contracts which not only define the rules and penalties contained within an agreement, they also automatically enforce those obligations. If not, keep reading!

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IoT Unravelled Part 3: Security

Troy Hunt

Same again with the TicTocTrack kids tracking watches which allowed a stranger on the other side of the world to talk to my 6 year old daughter. Finally, I checked my TP-Link smart plugs via the Kasa app: Uh. Are these examples actually risks in IoT? Or are they just the same old risks we've always had with data stored on the internet?

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A Draft Syllabus For The Rabbit Hole

John Battelle's Searchblog

(image) The most common complaint I hear from friends and colleagues who are interested in the crypto/web3 world is how hard it is to “get smart” on the topic – for a neophyte, there’s just so much noise and precious little signal. Dude’s the godfather of Ethereum, so everyone watches what he says.

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Data Breach Today - Untitled Article

Data Breach Today

Creating long emails containing multiple topics is a great way of segregating your prospects. Adding text below so that it would be easy for his followers to just watch him speak even without the audio – is just a great way to market. It does promote the host, but that is a win-win situation for you always.

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