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T-Mobile discloses its second data breach of 2023

T-Mobile has suffered yet another data breach

T-Mobile has experienced another data breach, reporting that personal information belonging to hundreds of account holders was exposed in an attack between late February and March 2023.The company disclosed in notification letters issued to impacted customers on April 28th that a hacker managed to access information such as full names, dates of birth, addresses, contact information, government IDs, social security numbers, and T-Mobile account pins.
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How fintechs are gaining a competitive advantage with AI-powered personalization-at-scale

Personalization-at-scale is a key strategy for fintechs to deliver hyper-relevant products and services to meet customer demands.Learn how top companies leverage AI-enabled tech to deliver experiences that delight clients and build lasting relationships in this VB Spotlight.Watch free on-demand!A wealth of data has long been available to fintech companies in the past - but the ability to process it at speed and structure it in usable ways has unlocked a tremendous amount of potential.

Imperial War Museum to exhibit conflicting perspectives on Troubles

Complicated and contested stories of conflicts have been told by the Imperial War Museum (IWM) for more than a century.Now, for the first time, it is to tackle the UK's own war: the 30-year Troubles in Northern Ireland that embroiled civilians, paramilitary groups and the British army, leaving hundreds dead and communities traumatised.
from ESPN.com
1 year ago

Women's WC prize money up 300% to $150m

8:27 AM ET



Tom HamiltonSenior Writer

Close* Joined ESPN in 2011 * Covered two Olympics, a pair of Rugby World Cups and two British & Irish Lions tours * Previously rugby editor, and became senior writer in 2018



The Women's World Cup is getting $150 million in prize money, a 300% increase over 2019, but still nearly three times less than the $440m the men got in Qatar 2022.
from Electronic Frontier Foundation
1 year ago

Tell the UK's House of Lords: Protect End-to-End Encryption in the Online Safety Bill

Private communication is a basic, universal right.In the online world, the best tool we have to defend this right is end-to-end encryption.End-to-end encryption ensures that governments, tech companies, social media platforms, and other groups cannot view or access our private messages, the pictures we share with family and friends, or our bank account details.

Criminal investigation launched into fatal east London flat fire

A criminal investigation has been launched into a fatal fire in a two-bedroom flat in which at least 18 people were living, with some sleeping on the kitchen floor.The privately owned flat in a Tower Hamlets council block was rented to mostly Bangladeshi couriers and students paying 100 a week, according to one resident.

Stronger protections needed for responsible renters who own pets, say charities

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Better protections are needed for responsible renters who own pets, according to animal welfare charities.Dogs Trust said it has been receiving a record number of inquiries from people forced to rehome their pets, as they struggle with rising living costs.
from VentureBeat
1 year ago

How fintechs are gaining a competitive advantage with AI-powered personalization-at-scale

Personalization-at-scale is a key strategy for fintechs to deliver hyper-relevant products and services to meet customer demands.Learn how top companies leverage AI-enabled tech to deliver experiences that delight clients and build lasting relationships in this VB Spotlight.Watch free on-demand!A wealth of data has long been available to fintech companies in the past - but the ability to process it at speed and structure it in usable ways has unlocked a tremendous amount of potential.

Imperial War Museum to exhibit conflicting perspectives on Troubles

Complicated and contested stories of conflicts have been told by the Imperial War Museum (IWM) for more than a century.Now, for the first time, it is to tackle the UK's own war: the 30-year Troubles in Northern Ireland that embroiled civilians, paramilitary groups and the British army, leaving hundreds dead and communities traumatised.

Women's WC prize money up 300% to $150m

8:27 AM ET



Tom HamiltonSenior Writer

Close* Joined ESPN in 2011 * Covered two Olympics, a pair of Rugby World Cups and two British & Irish Lions tours * Previously rugby editor, and became senior writer in 2018



The Women's World Cup is getting $150 million in prize money, a 300% increase over 2019, but still nearly three times less than the $440m the men got in Qatar 2022.

Tell the UK's House of Lords: Protect End-to-End Encryption in the Online Safety Bill

Private communication is a basic, universal right.In the online world, the best tool we have to defend this right is end-to-end encryption.End-to-end encryption ensures that governments, tech companies, social media platforms, and other groups cannot view or access our private messages, the pictures we share with family and friends, or our bank account details.

Criminal investigation launched into fatal east London flat fire

A criminal investigation has been launched into a fatal fire in a two-bedroom flat in which at least 18 people were living, with some sleeping on the kitchen floor.The privately owned flat in a Tower Hamlets council block was rented to mostly Bangladeshi couriers and students paying 100 a week, according to one resident.

Stronger protections needed for responsible renters who own pets, say charities

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Better protections are needed for responsible renters who own pets, according to animal welfare charities.Dogs Trust said it has been receiving a record number of inquiries from people forced to rehome their pets, as they struggle with rising living costs.
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from The Verge
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

AT&T email accounts reportedly broken into to steal crypto

Hackers have reportedly been breaking into AT&T-provided email addresses, and using this access to steal large quantities of cryptocurrency, TechCrunch reports.While it's not clear how many people have been impacted, one alleged victim claims to have lost $134,000 from a Coinbase account associated with a compromised email address.

Psychological safety: 3 ways leaders can create a safe space

Healthy relationships take work.Whether personal or professional, they require one key ingredient above all others: psychological safety.Without psychological safety, it's impossible to have trust, two-way communication, and productive collaborations.There's no motivating my team to make progress on stretch goals without it, nor for my teen to improve his GPA.

Child Trust Fund: How to check if you can claim 1,900

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Young adults could be entitled to a free sum of 1,900 if they access money amassed in unclaimed child trust funds (CFTs).The National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that people are losing track of long-term tax free savings accounts set up under a Labour government for children born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, with more than a quarter of CFTs remaining untouched for a year or more after their owners turned 18. Parents of the 6.3 million children born during the period were sent a 250 voucher shortly after their child was born, to open a fund.

Child trust funds at risk of being forgotten by their account holders'

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Hundreds of millions of pounds in child trust funds (CTFs) to help young people financially in early adulthood has not yet been claimed, according to a spending watchdog.

Half of cyber leaders to switch jobs by 2025, citing stress | Computer Weekly

Nearly half of cyber security leaders plan to change jobs in the next two years, and half of those plan to leave the security sector for good, citing " multiple work-related stressors", according to statistics gathered by Gartner analysts.It said that organisations that do not view security risk management as critical to their success, that maintain compliance-centric security programmes, have low levels of boardroom support, and subpar industry-maturity would be likely to experience higher attrition rates as security specialists seek roles where they feel valued, and can have a real impact.

A shortage of albuterol is about to get worse, especially in hospitals

An ongoing shortage of a medicine commonly used to treat people with breathing problems is expected to get worse after a major supplier to US hospitals shut down last week.Liquid albuterol has been in short supply since last summer, according to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.It has been on the US Food and Drug Administration's shortages list since October.

AT&T email accounts reportedly broken into to steal crypto

Hackers have reportedly been breaking into AT&T-provided email addresses, and using this access to steal large quantities of cryptocurrency, TechCrunch reports.While it's not clear how many people have been impacted, one alleged victim claims to have lost $134,000 from a Coinbase account associated with a compromised email address.

Psychological safety: 3 ways leaders can create a safe space

Healthy relationships take work.Whether personal or professional, they require one key ingredient above all others: psychological safety.Without psychological safety, it's impossible to have trust, two-way communication, and productive collaborations.There's no motivating my team to make progress on stretch goals without it, nor for my teen to improve his GPA.

Child Trust Fund: How to check if you can claim 1,900

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Young adults could be entitled to a free sum of 1,900 if they access money amassed in unclaimed child trust funds (CFTs).The National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that people are losing track of long-term tax free savings accounts set up under a Labour government for children born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, with more than a quarter of CFTs remaining untouched for a year or more after their owners turned 18. Parents of the 6.3 million children born during the period were sent a 250 voucher shortly after their child was born, to open a fund.

Child trust funds at risk of being forgotten by their account holders'

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Hundreds of millions of pounds in child trust funds (CTFs) to help young people financially in early adulthood has not yet been claimed, according to a spending watchdog.

Half of cyber leaders to switch jobs by 2025, citing stress | Computer Weekly

Nearly half of cyber security leaders plan to change jobs in the next two years, and half of those plan to leave the security sector for good, citing " multiple work-related stressors", according to statistics gathered by Gartner analysts.It said that organisations that do not view security risk management as critical to their success, that maintain compliance-centric security programmes, have low levels of boardroom support, and subpar industry-maturity would be likely to experience higher attrition rates as security specialists seek roles where they feel valued, and can have a real impact.

A shortage of albuterol is about to get worse, especially in hospitals

An ongoing shortage of a medicine commonly used to treat people with breathing problems is expected to get worse after a major supplier to US hospitals shut down last week.Liquid albuterol has been in short supply since last summer, according to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.It has been on the US Food and Drug Administration's shortages list since October.
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from www.nytimes.com
1 year ago
New York City

New York City Prosecutors Suddenly Flip on Change to Evidence Law

It is not often that New York City prosecutors abandon legal arguments or strategies in midstream, especially when they seem to be on the cusp of victory.But on Thursday, they did just that.The city's five district attorneys, in an abrupt about-face, released a joint statement to oppose changing a law that governs the way that case material is shared with defense lawyers.

Apple was granted a patent for an Apple Watch camera and detachable band

While gadget patents don't guarantee anything, they can offer a glimpse into areas a company is exploring.Earlier this week, Apple was granted a patent (US-11571048-B1) for an Apple Watch strap release mechanism that could potentially be used with a built-in camera.That, on its own, is a neat idea, but it's also the third camera-related Apple Watch patent we've seen in recent years.

New York City Prosecutors Suddenly Flip on Change to Evidence Law

It is not often that New York City prosecutors abandon legal arguments or strategies in midstream, especially when they seem to be on the cusp of victory.But on Thursday, they did just that.The city's five district attorneys, in an abrupt about-face, released a joint statement to oppose changing a law that governs the way that case material is shared with defense lawyers.

Apple was granted a patent for an Apple Watch camera and detachable band

While gadget patents don't guarantee anything, they can offer a glimpse into areas a company is exploring.Earlier this week, Apple was granted a patent (US-11571048-B1) for an Apple Watch strap release mechanism that could potentially be used with a built-in camera.That, on its own, is a neat idea, but it's also the third camera-related Apple Watch patent we've seen in recent years.
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RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 3)

Hundreds of companies are showcasing their products and services this week at the 2023 edition of the RSA Conference in San Francisco.To help cut through the clutter, the SecurityWeek team is publishing a daily digest summarizing some of the announcements made by vendors.RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 1) RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 2) Here is a roundup of some of the most important new product and service announcements made on the third day, as well as news that we missed from the previous days:
Bishop Fox announces UK expansion Bishop Fox has announced its expansion into the UK market.

Yes, the climate crisis is raising your grocery bills | Suzi Kerr

Families around the world are struggling with higher grocery costs and electricity and heating bills.What they may not realize is that rising inflation is increasingly driven by another global crisis: climate change.Last year, the United States incurred over $2bn in costs due to 20 climate-related extreme weather events, from Hurricane Ian to heatwaves and drought.

Chicago starts testing wastewater for polio virus

The Chicago Department of Public Health announced on Friday it has begun monitoring for the polio virus in wastewater.No cases of polio have been identified in Chicago or Illinois, but the department said it's proactively testing the water from plants in the city and surrounding suburbs with several partnering agencies including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Fifa drops Saudi sponsorship for Women's World Cup

Fifa has dropped plans for Saudi Arabia to sponsor the 2023 Women's World Cup, says Fifa president Gianni Infantino.It follows from co-hosts Australia and New Zealand, players and sponsors about the proposed deal.Infantino said talks had taken place with Visit Saudi, the gulf country's tourism arm, about sponsoring the tournament.

RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 3)

Hundreds of companies are showcasing their products and services this week at the 2023 edition of the RSA Conference in San Francisco.To help cut through the clutter, the SecurityWeek team is publishing a daily digest summarizing some of the announcements made by vendors.RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 1) RSA Conference 2023 - Announcements Summary (Day 2) Here is a roundup of some of the most important new product and service announcements made on the third day, as well as news that we missed from the previous days:
Bishop Fox announces UK expansion Bishop Fox has announced its expansion into the UK market.

Yes, the climate crisis is raising your grocery bills | Suzi Kerr

Families around the world are struggling with higher grocery costs and electricity and heating bills.What they may not realize is that rising inflation is increasingly driven by another global crisis: climate change.Last year, the United States incurred over $2bn in costs due to 20 climate-related extreme weather events, from Hurricane Ian to heatwaves and drought.

Chicago starts testing wastewater for polio virus

The Chicago Department of Public Health announced on Friday it has begun monitoring for the polio virus in wastewater.No cases of polio have been identified in Chicago or Illinois, but the department said it's proactively testing the water from plants in the city and surrounding suburbs with several partnering agencies including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Fifa drops Saudi sponsorship for Women's World Cup

Fifa has dropped plans for Saudi Arabia to sponsor the 2023 Women's World Cup, says Fifa president Gianni Infantino.It follows from co-hosts Australia and New Zealand, players and sponsors about the proposed deal.Infantino said talks had taken place with Visit Saudi, the gulf country's tourism arm, about sponsoring the tournament.
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#conversation

Best Practices for Community Posting Guidelines

One of the hardest aspects of community management is the negative energy that can be directed your way when a member is unhappy.It's common to grow weary and frustrated with the unwelcome behavior of many users, and it can feel like there is nothing you can do about it.Luckily, there are proven tools and approaches that allowed you to proactively create a constructive environment.

The Python Pulse: A Monthly Microsoft Stream

Dawn Wages
We're excited to announce a new monthly livestream!Each stream we start with a run down of the latest news in Microsoft Cloud, VS Code and Python tech ecosystem; then we deep dive into special segments with an esteemed guest.In the first episode on 13th January 2023, brought to you by the Microsoft Developer Community team, your host Dawn Wages will chat with Pamela Fox Microsoft Cloud Advocate about Devcontainers, Codespaces and VS Code extensions available to make action and query your databases.

Best Practices for Community Posting Guidelines

One of the hardest aspects of community management is the negative energy that can be directed your way when a member is unhappy.It's common to grow weary and frustrated with the unwelcome behavior of many users, and it can feel like there is nothing you can do about it.Luckily, there are proven tools and approaches that allowed you to proactively create a constructive environment.

The Python Pulse: A Monthly Microsoft Stream

Dawn Wages
We're excited to announce a new monthly livestream!Each stream we start with a run down of the latest news in Microsoft Cloud, VS Code and Python tech ecosystem; then we deep dive into special segments with an esteemed guest.In the first episode on 13th January 2023, brought to you by the Microsoft Developer Community team, your host Dawn Wages will chat with Pamela Fox Microsoft Cloud Advocate about Devcontainers, Codespaces and VS Code extensions available to make action and query your databases.
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TikTok Claims It's Limiting Teen Screen Time. Teens Say It Isn't.

At the end of 2021, Ruby McMahon and some of her high school classmates decided to go TikTok sober.Ms. McMahon had gotten hooked on TikTok during the Covid-19 pandemic and regularly spent five hours a day on the app.For a long time, I would do one assignment and then I would reward myself with a TikTok, but then that TikTok would turn into 30, said Ms. McMahon, a 17-year-old senior at East Lyme High School in Connecticut who has not returned to the app since she made the pact with her friends.
#years

TikTok reaches 150 Million US Users, Calls for Support to Avoid US Ban

@tiktok Our CEO, Shou Chew, shares a special message on behalf of the entire TikTok team to thank our community of 150 million Americans ahead of his congressional hearing later this week.♬ original sound - TikTok
"Certain politicians have raised concerns about the potential banning of our platform, which would directly affect all 150 million Americans who have embraced TikTok.

Jace T. McDonald - Make Smart Investment Decisions Around Taxes

Jace T. McDonald is an experienced financial adviser and tax specialist who specializes in helping individuals and businesses make smart investment decisions when it comes to taxes.Jace believes that sound tax planning can save clients money, reducing the amount of taxes they owe and increasing their overall financial return on investments.

Met Police: Dismissal rules must be changed - Sadiq Khan

Image source, PA Media Sadiq Khan has written to the home secretary calling for "radical reform" to the police dismissal process.London's mayor said the crimes of the jailed ex-Met Police officers David Carrick and Wayne Couzens showed the system was "not fit for purpose".Officers who commit a "serious offence" or who fail police vetting should be automatically fired, he has suggested.

Justice Secretary offers to meet Hillsborough families

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has offered to meet Hillsborough families amid criticism of the Government for failing to respond to a report on their experiences.In a letter, seen by the PA news agency, Mr Raab told families of the 97 victims of the Hillsborough disaster the Government would be establishing an Independent Public Advocate (IPA) to support those affected by major disasters.

Courses for teachers on how to tackle Andrew Tate's views sell out

Courses being run for teachers on how to tackle Andrew Tate's views are selling out, with schools trying to prevent teenage boys from following what is being viewed as his toxic masculinity.An expert who runs workshops challenging the beliefs that Tate promotes said schools that aren't proactively tackling misogyny are laying foundations for rape culture.

Dems concerned over handling of Biden documents

Senate Democrats returned on Monday after a long recess - and after the Justice Department found additional classified documents during a 13-hour search of Biden's home in Wilmington, Del.The discovery of those documents, on top of classified materials found in November and December, has created a political headache after Democrats sought to hammer Trump for his handling of classified material.

TikTok reaches 150 Million US Users, Calls for Support to Avoid US Ban

@tiktok Our CEO, Shou Chew, shares a special message on behalf of the entire TikTok team to thank our community of 150 million Americans ahead of his congressional hearing later this week.♬ original sound - TikTok
"Certain politicians have raised concerns about the potential banning of our platform, which would directly affect all 150 million Americans who have embraced TikTok.

Jace T. McDonald - Make Smart Investment Decisions Around Taxes

Jace T. McDonald is an experienced financial adviser and tax specialist who specializes in helping individuals and businesses make smart investment decisions when it comes to taxes.Jace believes that sound tax planning can save clients money, reducing the amount of taxes they owe and increasing their overall financial return on investments.

Met Police: Dismissal rules must be changed - Sadiq Khan

Image source, PA Media Sadiq Khan has written to the home secretary calling for "radical reform" to the police dismissal process.London's mayor said the crimes of the jailed ex-Met Police officers David Carrick and Wayne Couzens showed the system was "not fit for purpose".Officers who commit a "serious offence" or who fail police vetting should be automatically fired, he has suggested.

Justice Secretary offers to meet Hillsborough families

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has offered to meet Hillsborough families amid criticism of the Government for failing to respond to a report on their experiences.In a letter, seen by the PA news agency, Mr Raab told families of the 97 victims of the Hillsborough disaster the Government would be establishing an Independent Public Advocate (IPA) to support those affected by major disasters.

Courses for teachers on how to tackle Andrew Tate's views sell out

Courses being run for teachers on how to tackle Andrew Tate's views are selling out, with schools trying to prevent teenage boys from following what is being viewed as his toxic masculinity.An expert who runs workshops challenging the beliefs that Tate promotes said schools that aren't proactively tackling misogyny are laying foundations for rape culture.

Dems concerned over handling of Biden documents

Senate Democrats returned on Monday after a long recess - and after the Justice Department found additional classified documents during a 13-hour search of Biden's home in Wilmington, Del.The discovery of those documents, on top of classified materials found in November and December, has created a political headache after Democrats sought to hammer Trump for his handling of classified material.
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#automatically

GetDandy - Using AI and Automation to Programmatically Dispute and Remove Bad Reviews

In today's digital age, online reviews can make or break a business.A single bad review can dissuade potential customers and lead to a loss of revenue.This is especially true for businesses in industries like hotels, restaurants, HVAC, and automotive, where customer experience is everything.However, not all reviews are genuine, and businesses have to contend with fake or illegitimate reviews that unfairly tarnish their reputation.

GitHub offers secret scanning for free

Open source software development service has made it easier for developers using its public repositories to keep coding secrets and tokens close to the chest.Microsoft's Git-based open source Internet hosting service for software developers is expanding its secret scanning partner program.Hitherto, this service was available only to GitHub Advanced Security users.

GetDandy - Using AI and Automation to Programmatically Dispute and Remove Bad Reviews

In today's digital age, online reviews can make or break a business.A single bad review can dissuade potential customers and lead to a loss of revenue.This is especially true for businesses in industries like hotels, restaurants, HVAC, and automotive, where customer experience is everything.However, not all reviews are genuine, and businesses have to contend with fake or illegitimate reviews that unfairly tarnish their reputation.

GitHub offers secret scanning for free

Open source software development service has made it easier for developers using its public repositories to keep coding secrets and tokens close to the chest.Microsoft's Git-based open source Internet hosting service for software developers is expanding its secret scanning partner program.Hitherto, this service was available only to GitHub Advanced Security users.
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#spokesperson

Toronto Zoo closes bird enclosures after 'highly contagious' avian flu confirmed in southern Ontario | CBC News

The Toronto Zoo says it is closing most of its bird enclosures to guests after several cases of avian flu were confirmed in southern Ontario this week."Out of an abundance of caution, Your Toronto Zoo is proactively taking precautions to protect the birds in our care," a spokesperson for the zoo said in a statement.

Michael Gove accuses Lambeth Council of persistent' failures after child left in mould-ridden home

M ichael Gove has accused a London council of persistently failing its tenants after a girl was left in a damp-infested property.The Housing Secretary wrote to Lambeth Council's senior leadership on Friday after five severe maladministration complaints across three cases were published by the Housing Ombudsman in February.

Toronto Zoo closes bird enclosures after 'highly contagious' avian flu confirmed in southern Ontario | CBC News

The Toronto Zoo says it is closing most of its bird enclosures to guests after several cases of avian flu were confirmed in southern Ontario this week."Out of an abundance of caution, Your Toronto Zoo is proactively taking precautions to protect the birds in our care," a spokesperson for the zoo said in a statement.

Michael Gove accuses Lambeth Council of persistent' failures after child left in mould-ridden home

M ichael Gove has accused a London council of persistently failing its tenants after a girl was left in a damp-infested property.The Housing Secretary wrote to Lambeth Council's senior leadership on Friday after five severe maladministration complaints across three cases were published by the Housing Ombudsman in February.
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#vulnerabilities

Faster, More Secure Delivery with JFrog and New Relic

JFrog is used by millions of developers and DevSecOps teams to manage and control their software development lifecycle.With solutions like JFrog Artifactory, the industry-standard artifact repository manager, and JFrog Xray, you can maintain high levels of security and reliability while improving compliance of your entire software supply chain from code to production.

OSC&R framework to stop supply chain attacks in the wild | Computer Weekly

A team of cyber security leaders and influencers have joined together to launch an open framework to help security teams improve their understanding of threats to their software supply chains, and evaluate and get to grips with them.The Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference, or OSC&R, is a MITRE ATT&CK-like framework created with input from the likes of Check Point, Fortinet, GitLab, Google, Microsoft, OWASP, and others, led by Ox Security, an Israel-based supply chain security specialist.

Mapping Threat Intelligence to the NIST Compliance Framework Part 2

The NIST compliance framework consists of 5 core functions: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover.In my previous column, I mapped threat intelligence capabilities to the NIST core function of Identify.In this column, I will continue the discussion by mapping threat intelligence to the additional functions of Protect, Detect and Respond.

Faster, More Secure Delivery with JFrog and New Relic

JFrog is used by millions of developers and DevSecOps teams to manage and control their software development lifecycle.With solutions like JFrog Artifactory, the industry-standard artifact repository manager, and JFrog Xray, you can maintain high levels of security and reliability while improving compliance of your entire software supply chain from code to production.

OSC&R framework to stop supply chain attacks in the wild | Computer Weekly

A team of cyber security leaders and influencers have joined together to launch an open framework to help security teams improve their understanding of threats to their software supply chains, and evaluate and get to grips with them.The Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference, or OSC&R, is a MITRE ATT&CK-like framework created with input from the likes of Check Point, Fortinet, GitLab, Google, Microsoft, OWASP, and others, led by Ox Security, an Israel-based supply chain security specialist.

Mapping Threat Intelligence to the NIST Compliance Framework Part 2

The NIST compliance framework consists of 5 core functions: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover.In my previous column, I mapped threat intelligence capabilities to the NIST core function of Identify.In this column, I will continue the discussion by mapping threat intelligence to the additional functions of Protect, Detect and Respond.
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Matthias Giraud Knows The Secret To Living With No Regrets

Matthias Giraud isn't in it for the rush.This might come as a surprise from someone who's dedicated much of his life to merging two of the world's most extreme athletic pursuits: big-mountain skiing and BASE jumping.Giraud has pioneered the field by climbing some of the world's toughest mountains, only to ski off their peaks and float down into the valley below by parachute.

Organizational Agility Starts with Learning and Career Growth - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM LINKEDIN

By Linda Jingfang Cai In today's talent market, uncertainty reigns.Some sectors have seen massive reductions while others have more open roles than they do candidates.Across the board, there's a rapid evolution of skills, with the pandemic accelerating digital transformation and with the rise of remote work fundamentally changing how we collaborate.
#performance

Cannabis marketers divulge Twitter ad plans as rules ease

The five marketers interviewed for this story said they have been in conversations with Twitter about the platform reversing its cannabis marketing ban for a few weeks leading up to its announcement.So they've been able to express what they want to see reflected in its policies.They all agreed that the interactions have been good and Twitter has at least been receptive to their feedback.

What is APM?

What can you monitor with an application performance monitoring solution?A software application often has many different services and layers to monitor, and APM can be used to monitor each of those layers.For example, an APM solution can be used to collect current and historical information about the following layers:


     
Infrastructure including memory usage, CPU utilization, and application availability
     
Application backend such as database query performance and error analysis
     
Application frontend including web browser rendering, user experience monitoring, and performance metrics


APM isn't limited to monitoring websites.

Cannabis marketers divulge Twitter ad plans as rules ease

The five marketers interviewed for this story said they have been in conversations with Twitter about the platform reversing its cannabis marketing ban for a few weeks leading up to its announcement.So they've been able to express what they want to see reflected in its policies.They all agreed that the interactions have been good and Twitter has at least been receptive to their feedback.

What is APM?

What can you monitor with an application performance monitoring solution?A software application often has many different services and layers to monitor, and APM can be used to monitor each of those layers.For example, an APM solution can be used to collect current and historical information about the following layers:


     
Infrastructure including memory usage, CPU utilization, and application availability
     
Application backend such as database query performance and error analysis
     
Application frontend including web browser rendering, user experience monitoring, and performance metrics


APM isn't limited to monitoring websites.
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Indiana Toll Road construction will reduce lanes until late May

Extensive bridge rehabilitation work will temporarily reduce traffic lanes on the western end of the Indiana Toll Road this spring, the road's management company has announced.ITR Concession Company LLC manages the 157-mile Indiana Toll Road, designated as Interstate 90 through northern Indiana.The work is scheduled to begin Monday, March 6, on six bridges around the Westpoint Toll Plaza at the Illinois/Indiana state line, and is expected to continue until May 20.

More to do to heal Hillsborough wounds' says Raab as he unveils advocate plan

The UK Government knows there is still much more to do to heal the wounds from the Hillsborough disaster, according to Dominic Raab.The Justice Secretary made the admission as he confirmed plans to establish an independent public advocate (IPA) to support those affected by major disasters.Campaigners have long-demanded a Hillsborough Law which would create a legal duty of candour on public authorities and officials to tell the truth and proactively co-operate with official investigations and inquiries.

Thief who stole 145,000 luxury watch in brutal' central London robbery jailed

A thief who stole a 145,000 luxury watch after befriending a man over drinks in central London has been jailed.Lindell Angell, 32, of Hackney, was sentenced to nine and a half years in prison for robbery and possessing criminal property at Southwark Crown Court on January 20 after being found guilty at the same court last November.

Medium welcomes posts written with AI as long they're 'clearly labeled'

Online publisher Medium says it's happy for users to post articles written with the help of AI writing tools like ChatGPT - as long as their use of the technology is disclosed.The blogging platform turned publisher, which lets anyone create their own blog while selling membership access for some exclusive pieces, is the latest organization to establish ground rules for AI-generated text.

Proactively send alerts with Pulumi

By proactively monitoring your application, you can resolve issues before they affect your customers.Using New Relic with Pulumi, you can quickly create alerts that you share with your teams, ensuring that you are proactively monitoring your stack.In this post, you'll learn the basics of the following:


What is Pulumi
Pulumi versus Terraform


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Top AI conference bans use of ChatGPT and AI language tools to write academic papers

One of the world's most prestigious machine learning conferences has banned authors from using AI tools like ChatGPT to write scientific papers, triggering a debate about the role of AI-generated text in academia.The International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) announced the policy earlier this week, stating, "Papers that include text generated from a large-scale language model (LLM) such as ChatGPT are prohibited unless the produced text is presented as a part of the paper's experimental analysis."

Coventry warn fans over drugs & underage drinking

Coventry City have warned fans that they face being banned if they take part in anti-social behaviour at games, following reports of drug use and underage drinking at matches.The Championship club said they were aware that drug use before and at games was an "increasing problem".The Sky Blues said a "minority" of fans were to blame for the incidents at home and away fixtures.
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