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Tech predictions for 2021 published : 28 Dec 2020 at 04:30 Jill Macmurchy, vice-president of customer solutions for Asia Pacific and Japan at New Relic 2020 was the year that proved that chief information officers and chief technology officers deserved a more prominent seat at the boardroom table. As a result, 2021 will be the year that innovation and digital prowess driven by agile systems and processes will become more mainstream. The digi...

BAE Systems Collaborates with UAVTEK to Develop to Develop Non Bug Drone The Bug is a nano-Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) weighing 196g – similar to the weight of a smartphone – with 40 minute battery life and a 2km range. It boasts a stealthy low visual profile and the ability to fly even in strong winds of more than 50mph. It was the only nano-UAV able to cope with the uncompromising weather during a recent Army Warfighti...

The Top 21 Security Predictions for 2021 As we recover from the worst pandemic in a century, what will the New Year bring in cyberspace? Here’s your annual roundup of security industry forecasts, trends, themes and cybersecurity predictions. Shutterstock/vs148 When the topic of 2021 security predictions came up at a recent meeting of top cyberindustry executives, several leaders starting laughing. “Really? After we completely blew it last year?” said one chief strategist. “...

Business Reporter: Meeting the problem of legacy IT LONDON, Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- In an article published on Business Reporter, Dr Nefyn Jones, Director of Central Government, BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, describes how legacy IT takes up around half of the UK governments IT spend while at the same time making it hard to address numerous issues including agility and information security. Legacy IT within government is rooted in a historical focus on technology rather than the end-u...

Suspected Russian spyware Turla targets Europe, United States —Reuters Photo LONDON/BOSTON: A sophisticated piece of spyware has been quietly infecting hundreds of government computers across Europe and the United States in one of the most complex cyber espionage programs uncovered to date. Several security researchers and Western intelligence officers say they believe the malware, widely known as Turla, is the work of the Russian government and linked to the same software used to launch a m...

Global Banks Battle COVID-19 Crime Wave LONDON — Fraud risk analyst Rajendran Raj was used to the odd out-of-hours alert from authorities, but a call one Saturday in March heralded a new era, of tackling criminals seeking to cash in on coronavirus. A French drugs firm had contacted Singapore police to report the failed delivery of $10 million of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from a supplier in the Asian financial hub, just as demand for such supplies was rocketing. Raj, a 30-year vetera...

Pixie Labs to expand New Relic’s opportunity in the rapidly growing Kubernetes market SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#Kubernetes–Today, New Relic, Inc. (NYSE: NEWR), a leader in observability, announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Pixie Labs, a next generation machine intelligence observability solution for developers using Kubernetes. Pixie dramatically simplifies the process of troubleshooting and live debugging applications in Kubernetes environments by providing i...

LONDON (Reuters) - Fraud risk analyst Rajendran Raj was used to the odd out-of-hours alert from authorities, but a call one Saturday in March heralded a new era, of tackling criminals seeking to cash in on coronavirus.

BAE Systems becomes the latest in a group of government contractors to find a new home for the commercial cybersecurity business.