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Q&A: Here’s why VPNs are likely to remain a valuable DIY security tool for consumers, SMBs

The Last Watchdog

Post Covid 19, these patterns are likely to become even more engrained as digitally remote work, education, healthcare and entertainment activities predominate. In the enterprise space, VPNs are showing signs of becoming obsolete – to be superseded by cloud-centric Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) systems. That’s for the B2C users.

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Creating a holistic 360-degree “citizen” view with data and AI

IBM Big Data Hub

In a 2021 report released by the Commonwealth Fund, the nation ranked last among high-income countries in access to healthcare and equity, despite spending a far greater share of its GDP on healthcare. This work resulted in real-time, data-driven decisions that identified pandemic-fueled disparities such as lack of access to vaccines.

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eIDAS 2.0 REGULATION WILL CHANGE IDP USE CASES INCLUDING ID CAPTURE IN THE EU

Info Source

The expanded regulation has far reaching implications for software vendors, service providers and public and private organisations with a focus on Government to Consumer (G2C) and Business to Consumer (B2C) end customers. Some business applications primarily involve Capturing ID, e.g., hospitality or access restrictions.

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How Telcos are embracing data to become the back-end infrastructure for organizations

Reltio

If you know more about a customer (B2B or B2C) you’ll know more about how to retain their business and make it profitable. You have to look at these almost every day, access the dashboard and make course corrections regularly. Finally, data quality, data governance and master data management. About Sarit Bose.

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Nation-State-Sponsored Attacks: Not Your Grandfather’s Cyber Attacks

Data Matters

Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have long been a choice weapon to disrupt power grids or shut down access to servers and websites. ICRC confirmed that the hackers gained access to the ICRC’s network by exploiting a known but unpatched critical-rated vulnerability. Dep’t of Just., and foreign government agencies.