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History Doesn’t Repeat Itself in Cyberspace

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

This secrecy, conflated with the dynamic cyber landscape, makes it difficult to accurately predict what the next decade might bring for the Cyber Command and technology in general. But will investment in its own technology infrastructure be commensurate with risks it faces?

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The Rush to SaaS Modernization Can Result in Reputational Damage

CyberSecurity Insiders

They promise – and deliver – low-cost technology solutions that don’t require maintenance and can be used by anyone, anywhere. That’s why the SaaS market is projected to grow from $251 billion in 2022 to $883 billion by 2029. Breaching the SaaS App SaaS applications are the darlings of the business world.

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It’s official, today you can say goodbye to Internet Explorer. Or can you?

Malwarebytes

Windows 7 Extended Security Updates (ESU) Windows Server SAC (all versions) Windows 10 IoT Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) (all versions) Windows Server LTSC (all versions) Windows 10 client LTSC (all versions) Windows 10 China Government Edition. In-market Windows 10 LTSC and Windows Server are also unaffected by this change.

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AI will handle half of all business decisions by 2027 - Gartner report

Zero Day

  By 2029, according to the Gartner report, one-in-ten executive boards worldwide will turn to AI (including agents, presumably) for assistance when making substantial business decisions. On the contrary, it emphasizes continual human oversight to ensure high-quality data and effective governance. Want more stories about AI?

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Quantum Computing Cyber Treats: Does Your Organization Have a Crypto Center of Excellence?

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Quantum computing has made continuous progress, and Gartner estimates 1 that by 2029, it will be able to weaken existing cryptographic systems to the point where they are no longer safe to use. The Cryptographic Center of Excellence (CCoE) can serve as a means to avoid numerous individual security technology decisions.

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Airlines Don’t Want You to Know They Sold Your Flight Data to DHS

WIRED Threat Level

This article was created in partnership with 404 Media , a journalist-owned publication covering how technology impacts humans. The documents also show for the first time that the data broker, called the Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), tells government agencies not to mention where it sourced the flight data from.

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