Cybersecurity

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The Prescription for Thwarting Cyberattacks

A lot can go wrong with mission-critical communications networks from a cybersecurity...

Newscan: The Big Hack: How China used a tiny chip to infiltrate U.S. companies

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations The Big Hack: How China used a tiny chip to...

Newscan: DHS: Russian hackers got in the control rooms of U.S utilities

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations DHS: Russian hackers got in the control...

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Ransomware attacks show little sign of slowing in 2021

Security experts see little chance of ransomware attacks slowing down in 2021 given the continued and growing success that criminal groups have had in extorting sizeable ransoms from victims this year. If anything, attacks will only get qualitatively worse as criminal groups become more organized and targeted in their campaigns, and ransomware tools become easier […]

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Judge sides with Motorola Solutions, denies Hytera request for retrial, reduced damages

A federal-court judge this week released an order denying Hytera’s requests for a retrial or a reduction in the $764.6 million in damages for utilizing Motorola Solutions trade secrets and copyrighted software code to develop much of its DMR product portfolio. “Hytera has not met the high standard for judgment as a matter of law, […]

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Treasury Dept. advisory shines spotlight on ransomware negotiators

The emerging ransomware negotiator industry has come into the spotlight recently following an advisory from the US Department of the Treasury for companies that facilitate ransom payments to threat actors on behalf of victims. The advisory, from the department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), warned of potential regulatory trouble that such organizations could face […]

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Loss-making Nokia turns to Google Cloud in latest savings move

Nokia is the latest business to be sucked into the voracious maw of the public clouds. In a deal announced this afternoon, the Finnish equipment vendor was revealed to have handed responsibility for its IT systems to Google. That will mean jettisoning its data centers and servers – and, presumably, the staff who manage them […]

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Jury still out on automaker data details

Automakers worldwide are beginning to understand the data they collect from car owners is a valuable resource. As vehicles continue to their evolution towards software and application driven machines, data sharing agreements with third parties will be a critical factor to any expansive monetization strategy. However, automakers face a number of challenges, including data privacy […]

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Network connectivity paves way for IoT adoption, with caveats

This year, Internet of Things (IoT) projects continued apace, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Two-fifths of respondents (41%) expect their IoT budgets to increase by the end of 2020; 51% expect them to expand in Q1 2021. Further, 51% of respondents to the 2020 IoT Adoption Survey said that COVID-19 has spurred digital transformation projects, including […]

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Dish Network: The edge is ‘everywhere’

Dish Network’s Marc Rouanne said that the edge of the company’s coming 5G network will sit wherever the company’s customers want it to sit. “The edge is everywhere,” he said. “Our customers will be able to decide.” He added that Dish’s 5G network will have the ability to move beyond the confines of its own edge and […]

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Data strategies for efficient and secure edge-computing services

The challenges of building and properly managing an Internet of Things (IoT) network have grown alongside the benefits of the technology. At the end of the day, IoT is a distributed processing framework that comes with the challenges of distributed systems. As a result, developers and architects have to consider the business needs for the […]

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Bluetooth security weaknesses pile up, while patching remains problematic

The complex nature of Bluetooth continues to cause security problems for the low-powered, short-range wireless technology, with academic researchers releasing a parade of new attacks against the technology in the past few months. On Sept. 9, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) issued a statement regarding two papers released by university researchers that described ways […]

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Newscan: First fatality from ransomware? Cyberattacks suspected in German woman’s death

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations First fatality from ransomware? Cyberattacks suspected in German woman’s death Pentagon considers operating independent 5G networks under new dynamic-spectrum-sharing effort Utah police release footage after officers shoot 13-year-old boy Farms of the future hinge on high-speed Internet House passes spending bill to avoid government shutdown, sends it to […]

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Cybersecurity

Highlights

The Prescription for Thwarting Cyberattacks

Newscan: The Big Hack: How China used a tiny chip to infiltrate U.S. companies

Newscan: DHS: Russian hackers got in the control rooms of U.S utilities

Partner content

Ransomware attacks show little sign of slowing in 2021

News

Judge sides with Motorola Solutions, denies Hytera request for retrial, reduced damages

Partner content

Treasury Dept. advisory shines spotlight on ransomware negotiators

Partner content

Loss-making Nokia turns to Google Cloud in latest savings move

Partner content

Jury still out on automaker data details

Partner content

Network connectivity paves way for IoT adoption, with caveats

Partner content

Dish Network: The edge is ‘everywhere’

Partner content

Data strategies for efficient and secure edge-computing services

Partner content

Bluetooth security weaknesses pile up, while patching remains problematic

News

Newscan: First fatality from ransomware? Cyberattacks suspected in German woman’s death

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Latest 3GPP standards-development work includes new classes of HPUE, progress on mission-critical services

Is LMR the best solution for first responders? Should 4.9 GHz license go to the FirstNet Authority?

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