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Leveraging Insights from the Linux Foundation's Census III Report for More Secure Linux Administration

The Linux Foundation's recent Census III report provides critical insights for Linux administrators, information security professionals, and anyone interested in maintaining secure and efficient systems. This report highlights signific...

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To prepare today’s workforce for AI, they must understand it’s not a threat

To prepare today’s workforce for AI, they must understand it’s not a threat

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How do you feel about AI? AI will have major implications for cyber security and for the workforce in general. Continuous education, transferable skills and a receptivity to learning more ensure that workers will remain adaptive, flexible, and resilient in an increasingly AI-driven future.

Brittany Day
Jul 16, 2019

What blockchain can and cant do for security

What blockchain can and can't do for security

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Blockchain expert Rosa Shores agrees: Unless you have a data integrity problem, blockchain won't fix it. Try a distributed ledger instead. What are your thoughts on this? Comment below.

Brittany Day
Jul 11, 2019

Fears of AI-powered hacking are misplaced as criminals are doing fine without it

Fears of AI-powered hacking are misplaced as criminals are doing fine without it

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Many people fear that AI-powered hacking would aid criminals in carrying out dangerous and costly cyberattacks. However, threat actors appear to be doing just fine without it. What is your opinion on this? Is AI-powered hacking a legitimate concern or are these fears misplaced? Comment below.

Brittany Day
Jul 11, 2019

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