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Percepto, pioneering autonomous inspection with industrial robotics, announced today the launch of its upgraded 2022 Autonomous Inspection &...

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In conjunction with this year’s WARC Awards for Asian Strategy, this series aims to showcase perspectives from young strategists across Asia, highlighting their take on strategy as a marketing discipline and career path. This time, we speak to Hong Kong’s emerging bright minds.

The bug in HPE SIM makes it easy as pie for attackers to remotely trigger code, no user interaction necessary.

Monday, 19 April 2021, 3:59 pm | Aged Care Association Rest homes are welcoming Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi’s decision to allow families of critical healthcare workers in New Zealand on temporary visas to apply to join them here. Simon Wallace, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Aged Care Association ... More >> Thursday, 9 May 2019, 9:37 am | Aged Care Association The New Zealand Aged Care Association (NZACA) applauds the Government’s decision to add aged care nurses to the Long T...

Leprosy Mission in Cabo Delgado Share Friday 16th April 2021 - 10:35 am With insurgents attacking villages and causing people to flee in fear in Cabo Delgado in northern Mozambique, the Leprosy Mission is expressing real concern. They have staff in the region, and they are also anxious that those who have limited mobility because of leprosy, find it impossible to get away in an emergency. Premier’s Michael Fanstone spoke with Stuart Towell, Campaigns and Insight Manager with The Leprosy Mis...

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The bug has a base score of 9.8 in the CVSS v3 vulnerability scoring system, which measures a security flaws severity on a scale of 1 to 10, putting it in the critical category. An attacker could exploit the problem to execute remote code on a Windows or Linux server, according to HPE’s security advisory issued this week. As a zero-day bug, there’s no patch for this vulnerability, and HPE hasnt said when one will be available. Instead, HPE promises it in "a future release." In the meantime,...