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Women in Tech

Women in Data Science conference spreads out via virtual and regional channels

By R. Danes Mar 5, 2019

Women in Data Science is not what some might expect a women in tech conference to be. It’s not a huddle of technologists picking apart problems peculiar to women in the industry. It’s a…

Emerging Tech

Das Keyboard connects developers to tools with smart keyboard app update

By Kyt Dotson Mar 5, 2019

Austin-based Das Keyboard, a brand of maker of business efficiency products Metadot Corp., announced updates today to the company’s smart-keyboard app lineup that will connect developers to dev tools by using key lighting. Today’s…

Security

Expanding its cybersecurity portfolio, VMware launches a firewall

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2019

Adding to the flurry of product announcements coming out of the RSA Conference this week in San Francisco, VMware Inc. today introduced a firewall offering designed to provide an added layer of security for…

Cloud

With new plan, Google makes cloud data storage more predictable

By Robert Hof Mar 5, 2019

The ability to pay as you go is one of the big selling points for cloud services, doing away with overpaying for servers or enterprise software licenses that may end up underused. But the…

Security

Reimagining agile security for multicloud at RSA Conference 2019

By Kylie Anderson Mar 5, 2019

Cybersecurity has historically been a point of hesitation when migrating data to cloud computing environments, and the concern is not without merit. Traditional data protection is rooted in firewalls and hardened perimeters, with a…

Security

Alphabet X alumni Chronicle exits stealth with cloud security offering

By Duncan Riley Mar 4, 2019

Chronicle LLC, an Alphabet Inc. X spinoff company, today emerged from stealth mode with its first product: Backstory, a cloud security data and threat intelligence platform. Described as “Google Photos for business’ network security”…

Policy

Google pay analysis finds some men paid less than women doing the same job

By James Farrell Mar 4, 2019

It seems some men at Google LLC have been getting the short end of the stick when it comes to pay, according to a recent pay equity analysis study. In a blog post today, Lauren…

Blockchain

TRON gets into bed with Tether to launch new version of USDT ‘stablecoin’

By Duncan Riley Mar 4, 2019

The cryptocurrency industry has seen strange bedfellows over the years, and here’s a new one: Controversial “stablecoin” provider Tether is gotten into bed with the TRON Foundation to offer Tether’s USDT on the TRON…

Security

Comcast buys AI-based cybersecurity firm BluVector

By Mike Wheatley Mar 4, 2019

Telecommunications giant Comcast Corp. announced at the RSA Security conference Monday it’s acquiring a cybersecurity startup called BluVector Inc. BluVector sells products that help enterprises to detect and analyze potential security threats to their…

Security

Massive macOS vulnerability exposed by Google security researchers

By Duncan Riley Mar 4, 2019

It’s often claimed that Apple Inc. products are safe from hacking, but even though that has been proven to be false time and time again, a new vulnerability has emerged that suggests threats have…

the latest

Das Keyboard connects developers to tools with smart keyboard app update

Expanding its cybersecurity portfolio, VMware launches a firewall

Reimagining agile security for multicloud at RSA Conference 2019

Google pay analysis finds some men paid less than women doing the same job

TRON gets into bed with Tether to launch new version of USDT ‘stablecoin’

Comcast buys AI-based cybersecurity firm BluVector

Massive macOS vulnerability exposed by Google security researchers

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