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Mar 17, 2021 4:00 AM PT Those familiar with open source know that it works and comes with many benefits. A testament to the rising adoption of open source is the recent moves by software giants such as Microsoft, IBM, and Oracle into the open-source community. This corporate migration to open source is continuing as many organizations, both large and small, turn to open source in tough economic times. Amid the continuing adjustments in staffing and operations the pandemic is causing, open source is helping enterprises and industries reduce costs and improve their ability to innovate. A recent...

Senetas and Thales Launch the World’s First Quantum Resistant Network Encryption Solution Wednesday, May 5, 2021 7:06PM IST (1:36PM GMT)   Customers are able to protect sensitive data against future quantum attacks Solution meets pending global standard for quantum resistant encryption algorithms Organisations around the world can now deliver quantum security strategy with quantum resistant encryption  Thales and Senetas have collaborated to launch the world’s first quantum resistant network encryption solution, capable of protecting customer data (at speeds up to 100 Gbps) against futu...

arrow Pedestrians cross a rain soaked Ninth Avenue at 57th Street during a severe thunderstorm in New York City, May 18th, 2018. Peter Foley/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock It’s tornado season, as this week’s hail and severe storm warnings around New York and New Jersey can attest. The Northeast isn’t known for these violent windstorms, a reputation typically reserved for the Midwest and the South. Six died during a tornado in Alabama last month. But the tri-state area is expected to face more severe thunderstorms and tornadoes as the climate warms. These unfamiliar weather events wi...

4 GROTON, Conn. – Naval Submarine Base (SUBASE) New London and the Connecticut National Guard joined forces to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to approximately 1,000 Sailors and eligible Navy personnel on the base, Thursday, April 1. In what the services viewed as a proof of a “concept of operations,” Connecticut National Guard medical personnel oversaw the distribution of Pfizer vaccine, accounting for dosages administered by Navy personnel; and the Navy executed a comprehensive plan to notify, check-in, and administer the vaccine to a large scale number of their service m...

More than 100,000 Connecticut residents scheduled appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations Thursday, the first day those 16 to 44 years of age were eligible to do so, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. As statewide cases of the coronavirus disease continue to tick upward, all those in the state age 16 and older are now eligible for vaccinations, which experts believe are the key to eradicating the disease. “We’re making very good progress,” Lamont said during a virtual news briefing. He urged those who may have had difficulty scheduling an appointment to have patience, offering assurances that...