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The Rise of the Bad Bots

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

However, by 2015, bad bot traffic had fallen to its lowest historical level of 18.6%, mainly due to increased human traffic from China, India, and Indonesia. In 2013, when Imperva first launched the Bad Bot Report, bad bots comprised 23.6% of internet traffic, while good bots accounted for 19.4% and human traffic for 57%.

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Data's big moment: Seven powerful revelations you’ll get at DataDriven23

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Deputy Chief Technology Officer for Data Policy and Chief Data Scientist of the United States Office of Science and Technology Policy, appointed by President Barack Obama in 2015. Signet, the world’s largest retailer of diamond jewelry, believes connected commerce is the future of retail.

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CEOs: Are You Treading Water or Truly Transforming?

CGI

CEOs: Are You Treading Water or Truly Transforming? Thu, 12/10/2015 - 07:40. Why do so many brilliant companies fail to transform? So Western Union struck a bargain: if Bell stayed out of the telegraph market, Western Union would stay out of telephony. ravi.kumarv@cgi.com.

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Global bank disruption and potential counter strategies: Moving from 'keep up' to 'step up'

CGI

Fri, 10/09/2015 - 10:00. Disruption to business models is not far behind what we see taking place in retail banking, as competition increases, new market entrants move into traditional banking areas, such as FX and payments, and out-innovate their traditional banking partners. Submitted by John on December 5, 2015.

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The blockchain bowling alley: How distributed ledger technology goes mainstream

CGI

The leap from niche to mainstream happens in what some strategists call the “bowling alley,” where a technology’s success in one industry (the lead pin) creates opportunities in tangentially related markets (secondary pins). In fact, NASDAQ developed an exchange for private securities called Linq in 2015. Immutability of record.

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The blockchain bowling alley: How distributed ledger technology goes mainstream

CGI

The leap from niche to mainstream happens in what some strategists call the “bowling alley,” where a technology’s success in one industry (the lead pin) creates opportunities in tangentially related markets (secondary pins). In fact, NASDAQ developed an exchange for private securities called Linq in 2015. Immutability of record.

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Current challenges in fighting financial crime – Part 2

CGI

Interestingly, an analysis of fines issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in 2015 for security lapses reveals that the cause in almost every case was an insider threat, such as the malicious use of credentials. As a result, client loyalty can be increased and market perception improved.