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Last September, Canada’s Taiga Motors hit the water with a sexy US$24,000 carbon-bodied electric Jet Ski named the Orca. Now the company has put two more models up for pre-order, with prices starting at $15,000.Continue ReadingCategory: Marine, Transpo… Continue reading Taiga splashes out cheaper Sport and Performance Orca electric jet skis
PwC, Cognite, and OutSystems have formed a strategic partnership to deliver unprecedented digital transformation solutions for manufacturing, energy and utility customers. The partnership empowers industrial data scientists and engineers to operational… Continue reading PwC, Cognite and OutSystems deliver digital transformation for energy, manufacturing, and utility
The potential for COVID-19 to lead to a global economic downturn is the top concern for finance leaders in the US and Mexico, according to PwC. However, 90% of finance leaders say their business would return to normal in less than 3 months if COVID-19 … Continue reading How finance leaders plan to react to COVID-19
Security researcher Matt Wixey found that many gadgets aren’t protected from being turned into hearing-damaging weapons. Or melting. Continue reading Hacked devices can be turned into acoustic weapons
PwC Netherlands and High-Tech Bridge announce a strategic partnership and joint solution for rapid, cost-efficient and DevSecOps-enabled application penetration testing. Gartner forecasts fast growth in the security testing market due to continued data… Continue reading PwC Netherlands partners with High-Tech Bridge to provide DevSecOps and CI/CD app security testing
Keeping the world’s dizzying array of hacking groups straight has become a challenge for researchers and journalists. One person’s Helix Kitten is another’s OilRig, sowing confusion — in this writer as well as others — about where one group ends and the next one begins. But getting hacking taxonomy right matters because knowing which group is responsible for malicious activity can help network defenders secure their data. That’s why researchers from multiple companies are pointing out what they say is a case of mistaken attribution of a global hacking operation. A report published last week by cybersecurity companies Recorded Future and Rapid7, blamed a well-known Chinese threat group, labeled APT10 in the West, for breaching a Norwegian software vendor, a U.S. law firm, and an international apparel company. APT10, which U.S. officials and private analysts have linked to China’s civilian intelligence agency, gained greater notoriety in December when the Department of Justice announced […]
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This example is today’s latest spoof or imitation of a well-known company, bank or public authority delivering Trickbot banking Trojan. The email with the subject of “Overdue Invoice ” pretends to come from Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP but a… Continue reading Fake Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP “Overdue Invoice” delivers Trickbot
The big accounting firms are under pressure from digital disruption just like every industry these days, but PwC is trying a proactive approach with a digital accelerator program designed to train employees for the next generation of jobs. To do this, PwC is not just providing some additional training resources and calling it a day. […] Continue reading PwC staves off disruption with immersive emerging tech training
Smartphones and tablets are an indispensable part of daily life, and consumers expect nothing less than a streamlined mobile experience. With this in mind, businesses are focusing on digital transformation efforts in order to deliver an excellent custo… Continue reading Why identity verification needs to be a part of your digital transformation strategy
In today’s data-driven society, privacy, security and trust are more vital and intertwined than ever before. But many organisations are not doing all they can to protect data privacy, according to PwC’s 2018 Global State of Information Security Survey … Continue reading Organizations are not doing enough to protect data privacy