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15% of the Nasdaq 100 Is Highly Susceptible to a Ransomware Attack, New Black Kite Research Finds

Black Kite’s Ransomware Susceptibility Index (RSI) determined that 1-in-7 Nasdaq-100 companies ranked as highly susceptible to a ransomware attack.

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Black Kite Launches Aviator Partner Program to Expand Deployment of Trusted Cyber Risk Ratings Solutions

/PRNewswire/ Black Kite, the trusted cyber risk ratings company, today launched the Black Kite Aviator partner program. Aviator enables IT solutions.

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Black Kite Launches Aviator Partner Program to Expand Deployment of Trusted Cyber Risk Ratings Solutions

Black Kite Launches Aviator Partner Program to Expand Deployment of Trusted Cyber Risk Ratings Solutions
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Isle of Wight LGBTQ+ bike rides: Read about the two routes and associated history

Isle of Wight LGBTQ+ bike rides: Read about the two routes and associated history
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Will Boston lose its competitive edge in a WFH world?

Will Boston lose its competitive edge in a work-from-home world? Executives say theyâre not worried about a California-style exodus taking place here, at least not yet By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated February 2, 2021, 7:34 p.m. Email to a Friend CEO Will Lopes (left ) just signed a lease for a new Boston office for his sports-tech company, Catapult, at 10 Post Office Square. On the right is Chris Cooper, chief operating officer.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Tech companies are heading for the exits in California. Wall Street tycoons are packing their bags to catch some Florida sunshine. So, a big question looms for Bostonâs business community: Will we be next?

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