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Learn effective Salesforce backup strategies to protect your business data and ensure seamless recovery in case of data loss.

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Secure Business Data: Managed IT Security Explained 2023

Securing company data and networks has become a vital responsibility for enterprises of all sizes in today s digital age With the frequency

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I am so unbelievably pissed off. FUCK HOAs

Oh, my trash/recycling bin can't be visible except on pickup day? Ok whatever fine I hate you but I can deal with this

Weekly inspections?????? FU FU FU FU FU

SECOND NOTICE ALSO WE'RE CHARGING YOU MONEY TO SEND YOU CERTIFIED MAIL OF THIS TOTALLY LEGIT TOTALLY SECOND NOTICE OF WHAT IS ACTUALLY A VIOLATION cue me: checks notes. Hmm. My recycling bin was. on the curb. on recycling pickup day. You know. The day it has to be out. The day it is motherfucking ALLOWED TO BE FUCKING OUT AND VISIBLE.

so. 1) not a violation

I have sent them the trash AND recycling pickup schedules, which are DIFFERENT, btw

I have disputed the fact of the violation

I have disputed the linking of this "violation" to a previous violation MONTHS AGO--their "first notice" in this case was a "Courtesy Notice" LITERALLY 5 MONTHS AGO and they've done so many inspections since then and my bin CLEARLY WASN'T OUT IN THOSE INTERVENING MONTHS so WTMFH

So I am posting like a crazy person here instead of sending the absolutely deranged email I almost sent (I did send a slightly less deranged version with the disputes, and requesting a hearing)

OMG. It has been. Less than one hour since I learned this fun fun news. My bin was out YESTERDAY, y'all. YESTERDAY. I am going to blow a gasket

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The fact that Apple reportedly sells Apple TVs for $100+ and they’re STILL at a loss should tell you just how shady the smart TV market is. When you buy a Roku or a Smart TV, you’re buying a screen grabber. I’m not kidding. Most modern Smart TVs have a screen monitoring program built in to content match whatever you’re watching or playing (yes, even on external HDMI inputs) and sell that data to advertisers. The reason flat screen TVs have gotten so cheap isn’t because of production costs falling, but rather these companies selling the hardware to you at a loss, and then secretly selling your information and viewing habits to make up the difference. I’m not exaggerating. They’re are guides online on how to disable this screen grabbing software on a per TV-manufacturer basis. I highly recommend you look them up, or simply never connect your TV to the internet in the first place and deny it access to do so.

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French initiative for responsible AI leaders - AI News

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French initiative for responsible AI leaders - AI News

ESSEC Business School and Accenture have announced the launch of a new initiative, ‘AI for Responsible Leadership,’ which marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the role of Chair at ESSEC, titled the ESSEC Accenture Strategic Business Analytics Chair.

The initiative aims to encourage the use of artificial intelligence by leaders in ways that are responsible and ethical, and that lead to high levels of professional performance. It aims to provide current and future leaders with the skills they require when faced with challenges in the future; economic, environmental, or social.

Several organisations support the initiative, including institutions, businesses, and specialised groups, including ESSEC Metalab for Data, Technology & Society, and Accenture Research.

Executive Director of the ESSEC Metalab, Abdelmounaim Derraz, spoke of the collaboration, saying, “Technical subjects are continuing to shake up business schools, and AI has opened up opportunities for collaboration between partner companies, researchers, and other members of the ecosystem (students, think tanks, associations, [and] public service).”

ESSEC and Accenture aim to integrate perspectives from multiple fields of expertise, an approach that is a result of experimentation in the decade the Chair has existed.

The elements of the initiative include workshops and talks designed to promote the exchange of knowledge and methods. It will also include a ‘barometer’ to help track AI’s implementation and overall impact on responsible leadership.

The initiative will engage with a network of institutions and academic publications, and an annual Grand Prix will recognise projects that focus on and explore the subject of AI and leadership.

Fabrice Marque, founder of the initiative and the current ESSEC Accenture Strategics Business Analytics Chair, said, “For years, we have explored the potential of using data and artificial intelligence in organisations. The synergies we have developed with our partners (Accenture, Accor, Dataiku, Engie, Eurofins, MSD, Orange) allowed us to evaluate and test innovative solutions before deploying them.

“With this initiative, we’re taking a major step: bringing together an engaged ecosystem to sustainably transform how leaders think, decide, and act in the face of tomorrow’s challenges. Our ambition is clear: to make AI a lever for performance, innovation and responsibility for […] leaders.”

Managing Director at Accenture and sponsor of the ESSEC/Accenture Chair and initiative, Aurélien Bouriot, said, “The ecosystem will benefit from the resources that Accenture puts at its disposal, and will also benefit our employees who participate.”

Laetitia Cailleteau, Managing Director at Accenture and leader of Responsible AI & Generative AI for Europe, highlighted the importance of future leaders understanding all aspects of AI.

“AI is a pillar of the ongoing industrial transformation. Tomorrow’s leaders must understand the technical, ethical, and human aspects and risks – and know how to manage them. In this way, they will be able to maximise value creation and generate a positive impact for the organisation, its stakeholders and society as a whole.”

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See also: Microsoft and OpenAI probe alleged data theft by DeepSeek

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obnoxious that I can't just use a computer to do the things I've always used computers to do, now I have to use two different computers including one with specialized hardware for interfacing with an entirely different network of interdevice communication. I don't wanna turn on goddamn mfa, and it's insufferable when I have to goddamn pull out another hundreds of dollars of tech just to be allowed to use your site's search (because you forbid it unauthenticated)

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Hackers steal AT&T data

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Cloud and Data: A sidewalk!

In a world where 10 million data generate each hour, is there any business identity without data? Apart from the hypothetical world that pushes businesses to adopt a plan that is enriched towards an unattainable goal for objectives stepping forward through the wave of optimism, can any spectrum of business meet the goal without a shower of data?

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Corporations Dig Deeper: Using Bunkers To Secure Data (And Their CEOs)

Several Large Companies are Building Underground Housing for their Data Centers and Executives.

— Rachyl Jones | February 20, 2025 | SEMAFOR

Roof of a Residential Bunker Under Construction in Kansas By Survival Condo. Courtesy of Survival Condo.

Large corporations are shopping for underground bunkers that can survive a nuclear blast to protect their data centers and C-suite employees as geopolitical tensions rise. The first adopters are primarily cryptocurrency firms, companies that build the facilities told Semafor.

Larry Hall, owner of Kansas-based Survival Condo, said he recently priced an underground data center and executive suite space to a crypto company for $64 million. Survival Condo counts eight companies in the planning stages of building bunkers, three of which are competing to purchase an existing 150,000-square-foot facility in Kansas serving the same purpose — a project started by a Big Oil billionaire who died before it was completed.

The pitch is the apocalypse. “The nuclear clock is moving closer to midnight,” Hall intoned in a telephone interview from the company’s Kansas bunker facility, a 54,000-square-foot residential space outfitted with a rock wall and hydroponics farm. “The more worries there are in the headline news, the more people look for solutions.”

Part of the heightened appeal for bunkers is the ever-growing value of data. The company Iron Mountain, which now describes itself as an information management firm, got its start offering secure storage in a depleted iron ore mine to banks amid the first wave of nuclear fears in the 1950s. (The television show Mr. Robot includes an anarchist attack on its fictional doppelgänger in the hopes of wiping the global financial slate clean.) Iron Mountain now rents out 330,000 square feet of data center space in a former Pennsylvania limestone mine, serving finance, government, and healthcare industries, according to its website. It also stores government employee retirement papers — a practice recently targeted by Elon Musk’s DOGE as outdated.

Safeguarding the physical aspects of data — server racks, power systems, cooling equipment — can help prevent economic disruptions. The market got a taste of what a major crypto crash looks like when FTX filed for bankruptcy and its executives faced fraud charges in 2022. Other crypto firms took a hit, but the financial losses and reputational harm spilled over into banks, venture capital, and fintech as well.

Companies are hard-pressed to protect their data on domestic land. Though nuclear threats have long existed, the increasingly frayed relationships between Western countries and adversaries like Russia and North Korea have renewed bunker interest. European customers fear the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East may soon hit closer to home. Natural disasters have also taken their toll in the US in recent years, exacerbated by the effects of climate change.

A bunker built 200 feet underground with nine-foot-thick concrete walls, as Survival Condo builds them, could provide refuge. The company models its facilities after the Atlas-F missile silos created during the Cold War and designed to withstand a Soviet attack. While the facilities will still face damage from a direct missile hit or one within about 1,000 feet, a warhead dropped further than that will likely leave the structure sound, said Jonas Mureika, a physics professor at Loyola Marymount University.

Survival Condo’s residential bunker goes 174 feet underground. Courtesy of Survival Condo.

Some data centers span millions of square feet and would be difficult to place underground, but companies can still store a significant amount of data in the multi-story facilities built below ground. An enterprise server node, about the size of two pizza boxes, can store dozens of terabytes of data. Meanwhile, one terabyte can fit the entire Bitcoin blockchain and leave room to store photos.

The facilities operate independently — generating their own power, filtering their own air, and producing their own water. They draw from multiple energy sources, including diesel tanks, wind turbines, battery banks, and nuclear reactors, meaning that in the event of a disaster, the center could continue operating for at least a few years, Hall said.

But having the safety of bunkers comes with a cost. The cheapest data center, plus executive suite space, that Survival Condo has priced was $45 million, Hall said. It includes 11 floors of living quarters and four floors of data center space — one that would be operational at the start and with three floors for expansion.

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Ethics and Compliance in Business Analytics: Navigating Data Privacy for PGDM Students

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AI-Driven Cybersecurity: Protecting Education from Breaches

By Leon Basin | Alumnus, Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business | Bridging Academic Rigor & Real-World Cybersecurity Executive Summary 2025 Education Cyberattack Snapshot In 2025, 56% of U.S. school districts suffered cyber breaches—many stemming from compromised privileged accounts (K12 SIX). With K-12 breach costs averaging $4.45M per incident (IBM), institutions must act…

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In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses face numerous cybersecurity threats. Ensuring your company’s data and systems are secure is not just a necessity but a critical aspect of maintaining operational integrity and customer trust. By leveraging IT services in Virginia, businesses can gain access to advanced security measures that protect sensitive information from cyber threats, data breaches, and other vulnerabilities. These IT services offer comprehensive solutions that include network monitoring, threat detection, and incident response to ensure your systems remain secure at all times.

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Deepfake misuse & deepfake detection (before it’s too late) - CyberTalk

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Deepfake misuse & deepfake detection (before it’s too late) - CyberTalk

Micki Boland is a global cyber security warrior and evangelist with Check Point’s Office of the CTO. Micki has over 20 years in ICT, cyber security, emerging technology, and innovation. Micki’s focus is helping customers, system integrators, and service providers reduce risk through the adoption of emerging cyber security technologies. Micki is an ISC2 CISSP and holds a Master of Science in Technology Commercialization from the University of Texas at Austin, and an MBA with a global security concentration from East Carolina University.

In this dynamic and insightful interview, Check Point expert Micki Boland discusses how deepfakes are evolving, why that matters for organizations, and how organizations can take action to protect themselves. Discover on-point analyses that could reshape your decisions, improving cyber security and business outcomes. Don’t miss this.

Can you explain how deepfake technology works? 

Deepfakes involve simulated video, audio, and images to be delivered as content via online news, mobile applications, and through social media platforms. Deepfake videos are created with Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN), a type of Artificial Neural Network that uses Deep Learning to create synthetic content.

GANs sound cool, but technical. Could you break down how they operate?

GAN are a class of machine learning systems that have two neural network models; a generator and discriminator which game each other. Training data in the form of video, still images, and audio is fed to the generator, which then seeks to recreate it. The discriminator then tries to discern the training data from the recreated data produced by the generator.

The two artificial intelligence engines repeatedly game each other, getting iteratively better. The result is convincing, high quality synthetic video, images, or audio. A good example of GAN at work is NVIDIA GAN. Navigate to the website https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ and you will see a composite image of a human face that was created by the NVIDIA GAN using faces on the internet. Refreshing the internet browser yields a new synthetic image of a human that does not exist.

What are some notable examples of deepfake tech’s misuse?

Most people are not even aware of deepfake technologies, although these have now been infamously utilized to conduct major financial fraud. Politicians have also used the technology against their political adversaries. Early in the war between Russia and Ukraine, Russia created and disseminated a deepfake video of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy advising Ukrainian soldiers to “lay down their arms” and surrender to Russia.

How was the crisis involving the Zelenskyy deepfake video managed?

The deepfake quality was poor and it was immediately identified as a deepfake video attributable to Russia. However, the technology is becoming so convincing and so real that soon it will be impossible for the regular human being to discern GenAI at work. And detection technologies, while have a tremendous amount of funding and support by big technology corporations, are lagging way behind.

What are some lesser-known uses of deepfake technology and what risks do they pose to organizations, if any?

Hollywood is using deepfake technologies in motion picture creation to recreate actor personas. One such example is Bruce Willis, who sold his persona to be used in movies without his acting due to his debilitating health issues. Voicefake technology (another type of deepfake) enabled an autistic college valedictorian to address her class at her graduation.

Yet, deepfakes pose a significant threat. Deepfakes are used to lure people to “click bait” for launching malware (bots, ransomware, malware), and to conduct financial fraud through CEO and CFO impersonation. More recently, deepfakes have been used by nation-state adversaries to infiltrate organizations via impersonation or fake jobs interviews over Zoom.

How are law enforcement agencies addressing the challenges posed by deepfake technology?

Europol has really been a leader in identifying GenAI and deepfake as a major issue. Europol supports the global law enforcement community in the Europol Innovation Lab, which aims to develop innovative solutions for EU Member States’ operational work. Already in Europe, there are laws against deepfake usage for non-consensual pornography and cyber criminal gangs’ use of deepfakes in financial fraud.

What should organizations consider when adopting Generative AI technologies, as these technologies have such incredible power and potential?

Every organization is seeking to adopt GenAI to help improve customer satisfaction, deliver new and innovative services, reduce administrative overhead and costs, scale rapidly, do more with less and do it more efficiently. In consideration of adopting GenAI, organizations should first understand the risks, rewards, and tradeoffs associated with adopting this technology. Additionally, organizations must be concerned with privacy and data protection, as well as potential copyright challenges.

What role do frameworks and guidelines, such as those from NIST and OWASP, play in the responsible adoption of AI technologies?

On January 26th, 2023, NIST released its forty-two page Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) and AI Risk Management Playbook (NIST 2023). For any organization, this is a good place to start.

The primary goal of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework is to help organizations create AI-focused risk management programs, leading to the responsible development and adoption of AI platforms and systems.

The NIST AI Risk Management Framework will help any organization align organizational goals for and use cases for AI. Most importantly, this risk management framework is human centered. It includes social responsibility information, sustainability information and helps organizations closely focus on the potential or unintended consequences and impact of AI use.

Another immense help for organizations that wish to further understand risk associated with GenAI Large Language Model adoption is the OWASP Top 10 LLM Risks list. OWASP released version 1.1 on October 16th, 2023. Through this list, organizations can better understand risks such as inject and data poisoning. These risks are especially critical to know about when bringing an LLM in house.

As organizations adopt GenAI, they need a solid framework through which to assess, monitor, and identify GenAI-centric attacks. MITRE has recently introduced ATLAS, a robust framework developed specifically for artificial intelligence and aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

For more of Check Point expert Micki Boland’s insights into deepfakes, please see CyberTalk.org’s past coverage. Lastly, to receive cyber security thought leadership articles, groundbreaking research and emerging threat analyses each week, subscribe to the CyberTalk.org newsletter.

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Pushing Your Business’ Data Operations to the Forefront of Innovation and Data-Driven Value.

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Cyber Resilience Market Size and Revenue Forecast: Where is the Industry Headed?

The Cyber Resilience Market has emerged as a critical area of investment for businesses and governments worldwide. With an increasing number of cyber threats targeting organizations across industries, companies are shifting from traditional cybersecurity measures to comprehensive cyber resilience strategies. This market is rapidly expanding as organizations seek solutions that not only prevent cyberattacks but also ensure quick recovery and business continuity in case of an incident.

Understanding the Cyber Resilience Market

Unlike traditional cybersecurity, which primarily focuses on defense mechanisms, the cyber resilience market is centered on ensuring that organizations can continue their operations despite cyber incidents. This proactive approach involves threat detection, data backup, disaster recovery, and incident response strategies.

The global cyber resilience market is projected to grow significantly in the coming years, driven by the rising frequency of cyberattacks, increasing regulatory requirements, and the integration of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into security solutions.

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Key Growth Drivers of the Cyber Resilience Market

The cyber resilience market is expanding due to multiple factors, including the escalating sophistication of cyber threats, rapid digital transformation, and increased regulatory compliance requirements.

Rising Cybersecurity Threats

Organizations worldwide are facing an unprecedented surge in cyberattacks, including ransomware, phishing, and data breaches. The increasing complexity of these threats has necessitated a shift toward comprehensive cyber resilience market solutions that offer real-time threat detection and response.

Regulatory Compliance and Data Protection Laws

Governments and regulatory bodies are imposing stringent data protection laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). These regulations require businesses to adopt robust cyber resilience market solutions to protect sensitive data and ensure compliance.

Digital Transformation and Cloud Adoption

With the growing adoption of cloud computing, digital transformation initiatives, and remote work environments, organizations are seeking cyber resilience market solutions that offer seamless integration with cloud infrastructure. This has accelerated the demand for cloud-based security solutions and disaster recovery services.

Advancements in AI and Machine Learning

The integration of AI and ML has revolutionized the cyber resilience market by enabling predictive analytics, automated threat detection, and real-time incident response. AI-driven security solutions analyze large volumes of data to identify anomalies and potential threats before they escalate.

Challenges in the Cyber Resilience Market

Despite its rapid growth, the cyber resilience market faces several challenges that could hinder widespread adoption.

High Implementation Costs

Implementing comprehensive cyber resilience market solutions can be costly, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The expenses associated with advanced security tools, AI-driven analytics, and cloud-based infrastructure may pose a financial barrier.

Shortage of Skilled Cybersecurity Professionals

The cyber resilience market requires a highly skilled workforce to develop, manage, and maintain security solutions. However, the global shortage of cybersecurity professionals has made it challenging for organizations to build resilient cyber defense teams.

Complexity of Integration

Many businesses operate legacy IT infrastructure that is not easily compatible with modern cyber resilience market solutions. Integrating new security frameworks with existing systems can be complex, requiring significant time and resources.

Opportunities in the Cyber Resilience Market

Despite these challenges, several key opportunities are driving growth in the cyber resilience market.

Cloud-Based Cyber Resilience Solutions

Cloud-based security solutions are gaining popularity due to their scalability, cost-effectiveness, and ease of integration. Organizations are increasingly adopting cloud-based disaster recovery and data backup solutions to enhance their cyber resilience.

AI-Powered Security Solutions

AI and machine learning are playing a transformative role in the cyber resilience market by enabling automated threat detection, predictive analytics, and adaptive security responses. Businesses are leveraging AI-driven security tools to strengthen their cyber defenses.

Increased Focus on Business Continuity Planning

Companies are recognizing the importance of business continuity planning as part of their cyber resilience market strategy. Organizations are investing in solutions that ensure minimal disruption in the event of a cyberattack or system failure.

SME Adoption of Cyber Resilience Solutions

Previously, large enterprises dominated the cyber resilience market, but SMEs are now realizing the importance of protecting their digital assets. The availability of affordable and scalable security solutions is encouraging SMEs to invest in cyber resilience strategies.

Market Ecosystem and Key Players

The cyber resilience market consists of key stakeholders, including cybersecurity solution providers, system integrators, managed security service providers (MSSPs), and end-users across various industries. Major players in the cyber resilience market include:

IBM Corporation

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Palo Alto Networks, Inc.

Fortinet, Inc.

Trend Micro Inc.

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.

Barracuda Networks

Acronis

Zerto

Veeam Software

These companies are investing in cutting-edge technologies to enhance cyber resilience and provide organizations with robust security solutions.

Recent Developments in the Cyber Resilience Market

AI and ML Integration in Security Solutions

Several companies are integrating AI and ML into their cyber resilience market offerings to improve real-time threat detection, response, and automation. These advancements are making security solutions more efficient and proactive.

Growth of Cloud-Based Cyber Resilience Services

Organizations are shifting towards cloud-based security solutions that offer seamless disaster recovery, data protection, and automated backup services. Cloud adoption is significantly influencing the growth of the cyber resilience market.

Strategic Partnerships and Acquisitions

Key players in the cyber resilience market are forming strategic alliances and acquiring innovative cybersecurity firms to expand their product portfolios. For instance, Cisco’s recent acquisition of a cyber resilience company has strengthened its disaster recovery capabilities.

Regional Outlook of the Cyber Resilience Market

The cyber resilience market is growing across various regions, with North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific leading the adoption of advanced security solutions.

North America

North America dominates the cyber resilience market due to its high concentration of technology companies, stringent regulatory frameworks, and significant investments in cybersecurity infrastructure.

Europe

European countries are focusing on GDPR compliance and cybersecurity regulations, driving the demand for advanced cyber resilience market solutions.

Asia-Pacific

The Asia-Pacific region is experiencing rapid digital transformation, increasing cyber threats, and a growing need for resilient security solutions, making it a key market for cyber resilience technologies.

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The Future of the Cyber Resilience Market

The cyber resilience market is becoming an integral part of modern business operations, ensuring that organizations can withstand and recover from cyber threats. As cyberattacks continue to evolve, businesses must prioritize resilience strategies to protect their digital assets and maintain operational continuity.

With advancements in AI, cloud security, and regulatory compliance, the cyber resilience market is set to grow exponentially in the coming years. Organizations that invest in proactive security measures will be better equipped to handle the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape, securing their place in the digital economy.