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Ohio State plans software innovation center with $110M gift - Vimarsana News

Ohio State plans software innovation center with $110M gift

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio State University announced plans Thursday to use a $110 million donation from IT innovator and executive Ratmir Timashev's

Ohio State plans software innovation center with $110M... - Vimarsana News

Ohio State plans software innovation center with $110M...

Ohio State University says it plans to use a $110 million donation from IT innovator and executive Ratmir Timashev’s family foundation to establish a software innovation center with the goal of becoming a hub for new ideas, entrepreneurship and product development

City of Oakland hack attack for ransom drags on - Vimarsana News

City of Oakland hack attack for ransom drags on

      The City of Oakland, is under siege from criminals who want money in exchange for vast amount of hacked data which has slowed city operations to a crawl.  Except for a few bread crumbs it parses out, the city remains says little as the hacker siege continues.

Source: ktvu.com
85% of organisations hit by ransomware in past 12 months: Report - Vimarsana News

85% of organisations hit by ransomware in past 12 months: Report

Nearly 85 per cent of organisations were attacked by ransomware at least once in the past 12 months, up from 76 per cent, a report showed on Thursday.Specifically, recovery is a main concern as organisations reported that only 55 per cent of ...

IT leaders feel increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats - Vimarsana News

IT leaders feel increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats

As businesses adopt more complex hybrid IT environments and raise budgets to fend off cyberattacks, as well as keep up with production environments diversifying across various clouds, a new study finds that IT leaders increasingly feel they aren't sufficiently protected.