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Google plans on adding 22 new languages to Assistant by the end of this year, plus the ability to use multi-languages at the same time.
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[Will Donaldson] has whipped up a quick hack for anyone thinking of dipping their toe into home automation — or otherwise detest flicking off the bedroom light before navigating their way to their bed: a remote control light switch!
This remote switch uses a sg90 servo, an Arduino Uno, and pairs of ATtiny85s with HC-05 Bluetooth modules assembled on protoboards. The 3D printed mount screws easily on top of a standard light switch cover while still allowing the switch to be flipped the old-fashioned way. It’s also perfect as a temporary solution — [Donaldson] is presently renting his apartment — …read more
We are sometimes asked to compare our threat detection and response solutions to those custom assembled by security experts using various open source products. With a wide array of quality point solutions available, it’s natural to consider whether a combination of best-of-breed open source solutions can be a better option for a particular organization, rather…
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This week, we continue our journey through the seven steps you can follow to build a risk management framework for information. We’ve already looked at how to identify important information that may be at risk in your organization, where to find the information and how to assess the risk it presents within its business context.…
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In RSA’s quest to build out a deeper pool of future Defenders of the Digital Universe I had the pleasure of having Meghan O’Connor as a summer intern on my team. During her exit interview I asked her what she didn’t realize about cybersecurity and fraud prevention prior to her internship and what advice she…
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By Tim Norris Mobile and Cloud have raised the stakes for security in general and for identity-related security challenges in particular. But while identity-related risk has grown tremendously, in many ways, the risks themselves are ones we’ve long recognized – such as orphaned accounts, segregation of duties (SoD) violations and privileges following users to new…
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In the last couple of weeks, we’ve been talking in this space about the seven steps to building a risk management framework for information, starting with the first step of identifying information that needs to be protected and then going on to the second step, which is determining where that information exists inside your organization…
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Nowadays, it is common to use machine learning to detect online fraud. In fact, machine learning is everywhere. Due to its independent nature and human-like intelligence qualities, machine learning does, at times, seem like an inexplicable “black box.” But truth be told, machine learning doesn’t have to be like that. Here is what you should…
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Many organizations struggle to staff and maintain security operation teams due to a serious shortage of skilled security analysts. The struggle isn’t just about filling open roles; it is equally hard to drive the needed productivity of the resources already in house to make sure the alert that matters doesn’t go unnoticed. Both new and…
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Standing up a complete enterprise Network Operations Center (NOC) in two days is no small feat, but doing so for one of the biggest security conferences – Black Hat 2017 – is truly daunting. But it’s not just setup, it’s also running the NOC and giving tours. Providing unified log management, network capture and dashboarding…
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