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Barracuda Networks launches AI-driven ‘spear phishing’ protection platform

By Duncan Riley Jun 29, 2017

Cloud-focused cybersecurity firm Barracuda Networks Inc. is taking artificial intelligence to the world of phishing protection with a new product that promises to provide real-time spear phishing and cyberfraud defense. Called Barracuda Sentinel, the cloud service uses…

Apps

How to get started with Google Photos’ new AI-powered sharing features

By Collen Kriel Jun 29, 2017

Google Inc. is rolling out its new sharing features for Google Photos, which the company first announced at its I/O developer conference in May. The new suggested sharing feature for Google Photos will use…

Emerging Tech

Ethereum price plunges after hoax claims founder Vitalik Buterin had died

By Duncan Riley Jun 29, 2017

A hoax that claimed that Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin had died led to $4 billion being wiped off the value of the popular cryptocurrency alternative to bitcoin. The hoax, which originated on 4chan before appearing on…

Big Data

Datameer enables deep learning on its business intelligence platform

By Mike Wheatley Jun 29, 2017

Big data analytics player Datameer Inc. Wednesday unveiled a new SmartAI platform that uses Google Inc.’s TensorFlow machine learning framework to bring deep learning models to the enterprise. Deep learning is a kind of unsupervised…

Cloud

Aviatrix inks deals with Nutanix, Cisco to simplify hybrid cloud networking

By Paul Gillin Jun 29, 2017

Aviatrix Systems Inc. is joining with Nutanix Inc. on a product that enables enterprises to automate connectivity between hyperconverged private cloud environments and popular public clouds. Separately, the company said its Aviatrix Cloud Interconnect software…

Infra

Guilty of being Russian? Kaspersky employees questioned by FBI as possible ban looms

By Duncan Riley Jun 28, 2017

Employees of security company Kaspersky Lab have been questioned by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation about the company’s links to the Russian government as members of Congress called on the company to…

Emerging Tech

Augmented reality startup castAR closes after failing to raise more money

By Duncan Riley Jun 28, 2017

CastAR Inc., a Silicon Valley-based augmented reality startup founded by two former Valve Corp. employees and backed by Android creator Andy Rubin, has shut down after failing to raise new venture capital funding. Founded…

Apps

Canadian court orders Google to block some global search results, sparking censorship worries

By James Farrell Jun 28, 2017

Canada’s Supreme Court Wednesday upheld a ruling against Google Inc. ordering the tech giant to de-list entire domains and websites from its search index, raising the hackles of free-speech advocates. The case, Google v.…

Big Data

Rackspace teams up with Splunk on machine learning

By Mike Wheatley Jun 28, 2017

Managed cloud services company Rackspace Inc. has revealed how it’s using Splunk Inc.’s data analytics software to ensure its well-oiled business processes function smoothly. Rackspace, in fact, said it’s also planning to adopt Splunk’s…

Infra

Petya attack wasn’t actually ransomware. It was something far worse

By Duncan Riley Jun 28, 2017

“Petya,” the ransomware that made headlines Tuesday as it spread across the globe, is neither ransomware nor Petya, according to research from multiple security professionals published Wednesday. Now dubbed “NotPetya” by some, the darknet-sold software is…

all stories

Barracuda Networks launches AI-driven ‘spear phishing’ protection platform

Ethereum price plunges after hoax claims founder Vitalik Buterin had died

Datameer enables deep learning on its business intelligence platform

Aviatrix inks deals with Nutanix, Cisco to simplify hybrid cloud networking

Guilty of being Russian? Kaspersky employees questioned by FBI as possible ban looms

Augmented reality startup castAR closes after failing to raise more money

Canadian court orders Google to block some global search results, sparking censorship worries

Rackspace teams up with Splunk on machine learning

Petya attack wasn’t actually ransomware. It was something far worse

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