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Late last year, San-Fran’s Humane launched a wearable AI gadget called the Ai Pin. Now tech startup Rabbit has partnered with Teenage Engineering for a bright orange personal assistant for your pocket called the R1.Continue ReadingCategory: TechnologyT… Continue reading Rabbit R1 puts an AI-powered personal assistant in your pocket
Learn what Dynatrace’s AppEngine service for developers has to do with BizDevSecOps, virtualization, causal AI and the petabyte-to-yottabyte chasm.
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A new study by Salesforce’s MuleSoft suggests more isn’t necessarily better if an organization’s applications are not playing well together. Unfortunately, more than 70% remain disconnected from one another and the core business.
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February’s publications continued a trending topic in recent research: establishing reliability in forensic science as a whole, and digital forensics particularly. Even as some works explored the decryption of encrypted data, and the use of “hacked” da… Continue reading Forging Trust in Digital Forensics as Technology Evolves
Recycle Bin can become an important clue to the case. It might provide the trace of a trial to hide or to conceal a clue. This whitepaper focuses on the research of deleted files from various types of apps in … Read more The post Finding Importa… Continue reading Finding Important Artifacts in Recycle Bin
Early last year, MyHeritage made use of deepfake technology to bring old photos of deceased loved ones to life. Deep Nostalgia went viral and more than 100 million animations have since been created. Now the genealogy company is back with LiveStory, wh… Continue reading Deepfake tool gives animated life stories of dead relatives a voice
You likely use apps every day, from trivial games to important transactions like your banking. It can be easy to forget to update them. But all of the data flowing through those apps has an impact on security. It’s important to apply software updates and patch management best practices to them. At the beginning of […]
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As cloud-native apps continue to become increasingly central to how organizations operate, a startup founded by the creators of a popular open-source tool to manage authorization for cloud-native application environments is announcing some funding to expand its efforts at commercializing the opportunity. Styra, the startup behind Open Policy Agent, has picked up $40 million in […] Continue reading Styra, the startup behind Open Policy Agent, nabs $40M to expand its cloud-native authorization tools
To prevent cookie theft, have cyber defense baked in. With progressive web apps (PWA) and other relatively new protective efforts in place, how can you be sure you’re defending against today’s attackers? Here’s what enterprise needs to know about the rumbling threat of pass-the-cookie attacks, how current cloud and mobile frameworks like PWAs can empower […]
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If you misplace your iPhone, or someone makes off with it, Apple’s Find My network can help zero in on its location so you can retrieve it. Now the application has been opened up to third-party products, and among the first are ebikes from VanMoof.Cont… Continue reading Apple opens up global device location network to third-party manufacturers