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UNC2529, a new sophisticated cybercrime gang that targets U.S. orgs with 3 malware

Security Affairs

“For example, UNC2529 used a unique username, masquerading as an account executive for a small California-based electronics manufacturing company, which Mandiant identified through a simple Internet search.” ” states the analysis published by FireEye.

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5 Ways You Can Get More from Your Terminal Emulator

Rocket Software

According to research by Aberdeen, the industries with the strongest need for terminal emulation are business services (accounting, HR and consulting, for example), manufacturing, retail, education, healthcare, finance and insurance. Improve experiences.

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How to prioritize data strategy investments as a CDO

IBM Big Data Hub

When I joined IBM in 2016, our business strategy centered on hybrid cloud and AI. For example, how do we grow revenue in AI if many leaders don’t fully understand what an AI enterprise looks like? These additional revenues accrue to all our major brands and channels: hardware, software, business services and ecosystem.

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Don’t blame ‘The Things’

CGI

The Dedicated Denial of Service (DDoS) attack on a number of popular websites that made the news recently was attributed to hackers utilising the vulnerabilities of home automation products such as sensors, TVs and webcams. The education challenge would be enormous, although all of us ‘users’ need to play our part!

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How to Enhance IAM by Adding Layers of Zero Trust

eSecurity Planet

Examples include network access controls, biometrics, and device security. While no single vendor can give your business an all-encompassing zero trust solution, there are providers who offer specific products to address facets of zero trust. And by self-servicing the problem, users reduce the load on IT teams.

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