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Time To Adapt Your Open Source Software Policies To Include AI Code Assistants' Output! - Vimarsana News

Time To Adapt Your Open Source Software Policies To Include AI Code Assistants' Output!

Tools that are able to take simple prompts and use them to produce seemingly useful content, such as text, images or audio, has been, and still is, on the rise because of the purported efficiency and...

Time to adapt your Open Source Software policies to include AI code assistants' output! - Vimarsana News

Time to adapt your Open Source Software policies to include AI code assistants' output!

To safely use AI code assistants, businesses developing software will need to vet the output of these code assistants using the same quality…

Summary: CERT-In cybersecurity guidelines for government entities - Vimarsana News

Summary: CERT-In cybersecurity guidelines for government entities

CERT-In on June 30 released the new cybersecurity and information security guidelines that are applicable to all government entities.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: Surveillance in the workplace - Vimarsana News

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: Surveillance in the workplace

YOU have a right to privacy in the workplace. However, your right to privacy is balanced against your employer’s rights to run their business and protect their company.Your employer has an interest in protecting their business, reputation, resources and equipment. To do this, t

Ireland: Government employees told to remove TikTok from work devices - Vimarsana News

Ireland: Government employees told to remove TikTok from work devices

Use of the app is no longer allowed under the guidelines outlined in the Acceptable Usage Policy for Irish State employees, according to The Irish Times.