TechSpective Podcast Episode 132 The rapid adoption of generative AI technologies like ChatGPT has taken the tech world by storm. Generative AI models and the LLMs (large language models) they rely on are pervasive–and potentially invasive–which highlights the importance […]
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 098 In theory, cybersecurity is a top priority for most organizations. The actual execution, on the other hand, often leaves a lot to be desired. Security enablement is essential for moving cybersecurity from an aspirational concept
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 091 Gathering relevant artifacts and performing a forensic investigation following a cybersecurity incident is a challenge for any organization. However, for larger companies that have a presence across multiple sites and countries, the challenge is far
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 089 There is no such thing as perfect or invulnerable cybersecurity. The goal of cybersecurity is to raise the bar or cost of entry to make it as challenging as possible for threat actors, and to detect
Rajiv Kulkarni Talks about the Malware Analysis Pipeline Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 054 Navigating the web of regulatory compliance mandates and mitigating risk from a constantly evolving and expanding threat landscape is challenging. For a company like Adobe–a large enterprise with a global footprint that was also an early
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Even before Steve Jobs cited the Adobe Flash plug-in for a dreadful security record and the main cause of Mac computers crashing in 2010, the web staple of the last two decades began to show signs that its light was
Gone in a Flash: Is Adobe’s plug-in heading for the home stretch? Read More »
Five years ago there was a heated battle between Steve Jobs and Adobe. Jobs refused to allow support for Adobe Flash in iOS–and wrote a 1700-word open letter explaining exactly why. Adobe Flash is still not on iOS but it
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The eagerly awaited update to the subscription-based Creative Cloud suite by Adobe is finally here. The new update ushers in a number of enterprise-oriented updates including new features and speed improvements for 15 desktop applications. In addition to app updates,
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Google has announced teaming up with Adobe to automatically restrict unwanted, noisy, and distracting Flash content on websites to offer a seamless, rich, interactive and power-efficient experience on the Web. The update has been published on the company’s official blog
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Adobe unveiled its new Adobe Document Cloud today and it will provide users with cross-platform management features across multiple devices. With the Adobe Document cloud users can now manage documents wherever regardless of location—which means Adobe documents can now be
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