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If you want to know what’s new in cybersecurity, watch what the startup vendors are doing. They typically begin with an innovative idea and are unfettered by an installed base and its mainstream approach. Startups often tackle problems no one else is addressing.
The downside, of course, is that startups often lack resources and maturity. It’s a risk for a company to commit to a startup’s product or platform, and it requires a different kind of customer/vendor relationship. The rewards, however, can be huge if it gives that company a competitive advantage or reduces stress on security resources.
A Linux alert, negligent executives and another warning to QNAP users.
Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Friday, April 30. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com.
Security professionals with Linux systems in their infrastructure should start looking for evidence their servers have been compromised. This is because a company called 360 Netlab has discovered a piece of malware that creates a backdoor into 64-bit Linux systems. It may have been around for at least the last three years. The malware, dubbed RotaJakiro, is capable of stealing data. It uses a lot of tricks, including multiple encryption algorithms, to hide.
A Linux alert, negligent executives and another warning to QNAP users.
Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Friday, April 30. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com.
Security professionals with Linux systems in their infrastructure should start looking for evidence their servers have been compromised. This is because a company called 360 Netlab has discovered a piece of malware that creates a backdoor into 64-bit Linux systems. It may have been around for at least the last three years. The malware, dubbed RotaJakiro, is capable of stealing data. It uses a lot of tricks, including multiple encryption algorithms, to hide.
Reporting by Helen Popkin, Aayushi Pratap and Nina Wolpow
The Covid-19 pandemic was devastating for many industries, but it only accelerated the use of artificial intelligence across the U.S. economy. Amid the crisis, companies scrambled to create new services for remote workers and students, beef up online shopping and dining options, make customer call centers more efficient and speed development of important new drugs.
Even as applications of machine learning and perception platforms become commonplace, a thick layer of hype and fuzzy jargon clings to AI-enabled software.That makes it tough to identify the most compelling companies in the spaceâespecially those finding new ways to use AI that create value by making humans more efficient, not redundant.