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A new study says we’ve vastly underestimated the amount of heat trapped by Earth’s oceans due to global warming. Continue reading Earth’s Oceans Have Absorbed Far More Heat Than Experts Believed, Study Claims
What makes security practitioners tick? That’s a simple question with a lot of drivers underneath it. We want to find out; please help us by signing up for our study. The Ask We’re launching a long term study of security practitioners … Continue reading Long Term Security Attitudes and Practices Study
A plan recently finalized by the European Union would classify wood burned for fuel as a carbon neutral energy source, when it’s anything but. Continue reading Europe Wants to Devastate Forests to Double Its ‘Renewable’ Energy
A consulting director at Asia Pacific College (APC) in the Philippines decided to match student GPAs against the strength of their passwords. The findings suggest there is some degree of correlation between smarts and good password hygiene. JV Roig, wh… Continue reading The smarter the student, the stronger the password – study
While about 2 in 3 federal IT officials claim their agency can detect cybersecurity incidents within 12 hours, they also stress the need for more skilled cybersecurity help to confirm that there aren’t deeper, undiscovered threats lurking in networks, according to a new study. Federal IT executives are relatively confident that their agencies can absorb a cyberattack and continue to function, but a number of gaps in cybersecurity resilience remain. More than half of IT leaders at civilian agencies — and 6 in 10 at defense or intelligence agencies — say their agencies don’t have the tools and resources needed to meet their security objectives. Moreover, the majority of IT executives believe the threat landscape is evolving quicker than their agencies can respond, pointing to increasing urgency to automate systems and enhance network visibility, the study found. The findings are part of survey of federal IT leaders, released this week by CyberScoop […]
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Continue reading Closing the gaps in cybersecurity resilience at U.S. government agencies
A new study suggests that most of Reddit’s drama is started by a small number of communities on the website. Continue reading One Percent of Subreddits Are Responsible for Most of the Raids on Reddit
A survey of 4,000 adults from the US, the Asia Pacific (APAC) and Europe indicates a new trend is afoot concerning authentication – particularly in the steps consumers take to safeguard their digital lives. Examining consumer perspectives around … Continue reading Millennials, careless with passwords, spur shift to biometrics – study
And the world makes a little more sense. Continue reading New Study Finds That Most Redditors Don’t Actually Read the Articles They Vote On
In a new study, sheep can pick out a celebrity face from a rando’s. Continue reading At Least Eight Sheep in the World Can Recognize Barack Obama
In a new study, sheep can pick out a celebrity face from a rando’s. Continue reading At Least Eight Sheep in the World Can Recognize Barack Obama