Collaborate Disseminate
Interesting story of an Amazon supplier fraud: According to the indictment, the brothers swapped ASINs for items Amazon ordered to send large quantities of different goods instead. In one instance, Amazon ordered 12 canisters of disinfectant spray costing $94.03. The defendants allegedly shipped 7,000 toothbrushes costing $94.03 each, using the code for the disinfectant spray, and later billed Amazon for… Continue reading Amazon Supplier Fraud
A study from the U.S. government shows there is proof of a way to be more efficient when looking for flaws in software. Security researchers of all expertise levels do better with an improved, automated analysis that better allocates human resources during investigations, U.S. military researchers from the National Security Agency, Cyber Command, Navy, Air Force, and Army posit in new research published this month. This differs from a common approach taken when researchers are more naturally inclined to zero in on a given piece of software to try to find flaws. “There is a cognitive bias in the hacker community to select a piece of software and invest significant human resources into finding bugs in that software without any prior indication of success,” they write in the paper. This status quo, which the researchers call the “depth-first” approach, places more of a burden on experienced researchers while beginners get […]
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Organizations that invest in key capabilities today to navigate a post COVID-19 business environment can position themselves to thrive in the “next normal”, according to a Deloitte survey. The survey also found that expectations for positiv… Continue reading Save-to-transform as a catalyst for embracing digital disruption
Anyone who has spent time on repetitive, manual tasks understands how tedious and cumbersome this work can be and how errors are commonplace. If only machines could do this work for us. This is the promise of automation: the application of technology, programs, robotics or processes to achieve outcomes with minimal human input. Automation makes formerly arduous, […]
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At this point, we’ve lost count of how many automation projects we’ve seen with some variant of a Raspberry Pi at the helm. Which is hardly surprising, as the boards are cheap, powerful, and well documented. The list of reasons not to use one has never been very long, but …read more
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[Chris Mullins] wanted to automate opening and closing the slats of mini blinds in his apartment, and came up with a system to do it as a fun project. Manually opening and closing the slats means twisting a rod. Seems straightforward to automate that, but as usual when having to …read more
Continue reading Automating Mini Blinds the Rental-Friendly Way
COVID-19 has had a massive effect on DevOps, leading to large-scale migrations away from on-premises environments, a Codefresh survey reveals. At the same time, DevOps automation continues to expand in scope and complexity with more and more processes … Continue reading Large-scale migrations away from on-premise environments are underway
Umpqua Bank released a survey gauging the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the confidence and future of U.S.-based small and mid-size businesses. More than 1,200 leaders at companies across all industries and geographic regions were surveyed on how t… Continue reading Pandemic accelerates investments in tech, automation, workplace transformation
A number of organizations face shortcomings in monitoring and securing their cloud environments, according to a Tripwire survey of 310 security professionals. 76% of security professionals state they have difficulty maintaining security configurations … Continue reading Most security pros are concerned about human error exposing cloud data
In the fast food industry, speed is everything. The concept has never just been about cooking quickly. Players in this competitive space spend huge fortunes every year on optimizing every aspect of the experience, from ordering, to queueing, to cleaning up afterwards. And while fast food restaurants are major employers …read more
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