Online gaming, inclusive of sports gambling, has recently surged in popularity across the U.S., reaching a record $21.5 billion in revenue last year. And, with sports betting now legal in 38 states and legislation pending in five more, this means […]
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Digital twins, virtual replicas of physical objects, systems, or processes, have been steadily gaining traction in the technology sector, particularly in networking and security. These sophisticated models have the potential to revolutionize network management and cybersecurity by offering a dynamic,
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The rise of artificial intelligence has opened up exciting possibilities, but it’s also creating new challenges–particularly for cybersecurity. I sat down with my friend Sam Curry, Global VP and CISO in residence at Zscaler, for an in-depth conversation about the
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During the work-from-home boom of 2020, GitLab, a company that largely employs tech-savvy individuals, decided to test its security by sending fake phishing messages to its WFH workers. About one out of every five tested employees fell for it, and
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 146 Loneliness is a powerful emotion, and scammers know how to exploit it. Every year, in the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day, there is a sharp rise in online romance scams. Similar spikes occur around
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In today’s interconnected world, the integrity of software has never been more critical. With the increasing reliance on open-source components and the complexities introduced by containerized applications, ensuring trust in software has become a cornerstone of modern security practices. I
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Given the USA’s continuous exposure to cybercriminals and cyberattacks, it has become one of the most experienced nations in defending against cybercrime. From nation-state-sponsored cyber espionage to ransomware attacks conducted by financially motivated ransomware groups, the USA has seen it
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Even before artificial intelligence (AI) became a ubiquitous term, the cybersecurity risks it presented were creating challenges for organizations. This is a security gap that is widening not only as attackers weaponized AI’s capabilities for launching cyberattacks, but also as
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. In conjunction with that, IBM has released an updated X-Force Threat report. This report was developed using threat intelligence from Cybersixgill, Red Hat Insights, and the IBM X-Force team and focuses on how hostile actors
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Earlier this summer, over a dozen bipartisan senators signed an amendment to the FAA reauthorization bill, calling for a pause on additional rollout of the TSA’s facial recognition technology until the program has been reviewed and approved by Congress. Though
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