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China-linked APT10 leverages ZeroLogon exploits in recent attacks

Security Affairs

The group, also known as Cicada, Stone Panda , and Cloud Hopper , has been active at least since 2009, in April 2017 experts from PwC UK and BAE Systems uncovered a widespread hacking campaign, tracked as Operation Cloud Hopper , targeting managed service providers (MSPs) in multiple countries worldwide. ” Pierluigi Paganini.

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Key aerospace player Safran Group leaks sensitive data

Security Affairs

It collaborates with Airbus, the second-largest aerospace company globally after Boeing, to manufacture aerospace equipment. Also, the company manufactures surface-to-air defense systems and missiles. The unidentified hackers allegedly attempted to map the company’s computer system between 2009 and 2010.

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U.S. Department of Transportation Issues Third Round of Guidance on Automated Vehicles

Data Matters

Rapid advances in automation have the potential to disrupt a number of sectors, perhaps none more so than the automobile industry. notes that the “traditional roles of the Federal Government; State and local governments; and private industry are well suited for addressing automation.” In particular, AV 3.0 emphasizes that DOT will.

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Part 1: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about understanding the business drivers?

ARMA International

Peter Drucker (1999) compared the Industrial and Information Revolutions and their impacts on societies, industries, and jobs. So, the concept of DT is not new and was predicted as the foundation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. [1] Figure 1: Illustration of Bush’s Memex. Information and Content Explosion.

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A Shortage in Common Sense: The Myth of the Talent Gap

The Falcon's View

All of that has gone away since the recession in 2009. It's still a small industry and many of us talk and share stories. If you think hiring for a cybersecurity role is purely about running down a list of arbitrary "requirements" and only accepting candidates who meet all (or most) of them, then you're failing.