Scammers Capitalize on Release of New Bond Movie

Scammers Capitalize on Release of New Bond Movie

The long-awaited release of the new James Bond movie is being exploited by cyber-criminals, according to cybersecurity company Kaspersky.  No Time to Die is actor Daniel Craig’s fifth and final fling with the internationally renowned 007 spy character created by author Ian Fleming. Bond first entered the public consciousness in 1952 with the publication of Fleming’s novel Casino Royale.  The big-screen adaptation of Casino Royale, which came out in 2006, was the first James Bond film…

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Hear “Tech for Good” Stories at DevNet Create

Hear “Tech for Good” Stories at DevNet Create

It’s amazing and inspiring to hear the stories of how developers are using Cisco technologies to do good in the world. Let me share a couple quick examples before urging you to join us at DevNet Create, October 19-21, to hear more. Free meals to struggling families Sometime in 2020, footballer Marcus Rashford started a series of tweets to over 5 million of his followers. He highlighted the restaurants, cafes, and other organizations which were…

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How to install the Nessus vulnerability scanner on Rocky Linux

How to install the Nessus vulnerability scanner on Rocky Linux

If you’re looking for one of the best vulnerability scanners on the market, Nessus might be the ticket. Jack Wallen shows you how to install this platform on Rocky Linux. Image: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock Nessus is a very popular vulnerability scanner used by tens of thousands of organizations across the globe. And although Nessus doesn’t prevent attacks, it does a fantastic job of checking for vulnerabilities and loopholes in your company’s infrastructure.  With the help of this…

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Coast Guard is Commissioning Cyber Talent

Coast Guard is Commissioning Cyber Talent

The United States Coast Guard has launched a new program that gives cyber professionals the chance to become Coast Guard Cyber Officers.  With the launch of the Direct Commission Cyber Officer (DCCO) program, the maritime security branch of the United States military is hoping to attract top cyber talent to work in cyberspace operations, information assurance, cyber threat intelligence, and cybersecurity. The program is open to “high-performing cyber professionals” with “robust work experience” and “military members with…

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Windows Server 2022: A cheat sheet

Windows Server 2022: A cheat sheet

Microsoft has just released its most recent Windows Server platform. Check out the improved hybrid cloud features, beefed up security and improved support for large on-premises applications. Image: Stephen Brashear, Getty Images The latest version of the long-term support release of Windows Server, Windows Server 2022, is now available. It’s perhaps best thought of as a continuing evolution of the series of releases that started with Windows Server 2016, enhancing security, adding improved hybrid cloud…

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Introducing Cloud Camp by VMware – Cloud Blog – VMware

Introducing Cloud Camp by VMware – Cloud Blog – VMware

You’ve likely attended a camp to learn something you were interested in, like art, basketball, or band. Many camps also have a related area of focus like coding. Camps provide a way to learn, interact, and gain support based on common interests. Today I’m excited to announce a new kind of camp, Cloud Camp by VMware. It’s here to get you started and through your cloud journey! Cloud Camp by VMware is available to all…

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Dell announces new ProSupport Suite and AI-powered Trusted Device capabilities

Dell announces new ProSupport Suite and AI-powered Trusted Device capabilities

Both could help businesses struggling to secure remote workforces and protect ever-increasing vulnerability footprints. Image: 1550539, Getty Images/iStockPhoto Dell has announced new features for its ProSupport Suite IT software, and new AI-powered Trusted Device security capabilities, both of which should make businesses with large pools of remote workers take notice. If what Dell announced is accurate, these new capabilities could make management of remote hardware — and the people who use it — much simpler. …

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Enhanced Cybersecurity Through Physical Infrastructure Security

Enhanced Cybersecurity Through Physical Infrastructure Security

With the pandemic accelerating digital transformation across industries, companies are becoming better equipped to handle future disruptions. But the shift hasn’t come easily for many. Skill gaps often leave IT departments short on resources for everyday activities such as physical infrastructure security and monitoring as they focus on now-critical upgrades. IT leaders are also increasingly turning to edge computing, consisting of on-premise servers, sensors, smart machines, and other devices that function independently or in conjunction…

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Cyber-bullied Footballer Donates Compensation to Charity

Cyber-bullied Footballer Donates Compensation to Charity

A Kittitian soccer player has made a charitable donation of the compensation he received after being racially abused on social media.  Midfielder Romaine Sawyers, who is currently on loan at Stoke City Football Club from his parent club, West Bromwich Albion, was victimized by 50-year-old cyber-bully Simon Silwood of Kingswinford, West Midlands. Silwood was arrested after posting a comment on a Facebook group in January 2021 that said that Sawyers should be awarded the “Baboon…

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Over half of business owners admit to concealing a data breach

Over half of business owners admit to concealing a data breach

Over half of business owners admit to concealing a data breach This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. This Website…

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