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Seattle cybersecurity startup that aims to protect machine learning-based code lands $13.5M

GeekWire

Protect AI , a Seattle startup that sells cybersecurity tech tailored to code that powers artificial intelligence and machine learning programs, emerged from stealth mode and announced $13.5 After that, he founded DataScience.com, a cloud workspace platform that was acquired by Oracle in 2018. million in seed funding.

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Hottest tech skills to hire for in 2020

Hacker Earth

Here are some of the hottest tech skills (a mix of programming languages, tools, and frameworks; in random order) to hire for in 2020, which will help you thrive in the workplace of tomorrow. JavaScript has been the fastest-growing and the most sought-after programming language for years. Source: Twitter. JavaScript.

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Spooky, Scary Tales of Vendor Management

SecureWorld News

With over 59% of all data breaches being traced back to a third-party vendor or supplier, companies need to be laser focused on their vendor management programs. For example, the Equifax data breach was caused by a vulnerability in the open-source software Apache Struts. Step 1: Audit your existing supplier management program.

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Hottest tech skills to hire for in 2020

Hacker Earth

Here are some of the hottest tech skills (a mix of programming languages, tools, and frameworks; in random order) to hire for in 2020, which will help you thrive in the workplace of tomorrow. JavaScript has been the fastest-growing and the most sought-after programming language for years. Source: Twitter. JavaScript.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Shall We Play A Game?

ForAllSecure

Hammond: So I kind of got a little bit more inquisitive and a lot more curious and wanting to learn and understand more about the technology in front of the computers, the programs that I would use on a day to day basis. For example, from CSAW 2018, John talked about a crypto challenge category on the Jeopardy board called babycrypto.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Shall We Play A Game?

ForAllSecure

Hammond: So I kind of got a little bit more inquisitive and a lot more curious and wanting to learn and understand more about the technology in front of the computers, the programs that I would use on a day to day basis. For example, from CSAW 2018, John talked about a crypto challenge category on the Jeopardy board called babycrypto.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Ransomware

ForAllSecure

I'm Robert Vamosi, and in this episode I'm going to talk about hacking cryptocurrencies bug bounties, securing our election systems, and yes ransomware and how a high school student has already gained valuable experience in all of the above. Vamosi: Everyone's journey and information security as you need. I started doing that.

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