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Why this $6.2 billion telco platform acquisition by Ericsson matters
Ericsson wants to establishing a "global network platform"
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VMware pulls flawed update that triggered purple death crashes
"Unfortunately, our quality testing and certification process missed this..."
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Developing your Security Operations Centre
SOC SIEMS, SOARs and security posture...
Cybersecurity
"Keys to the cloud" stored in plain text in Azure AD security blooper
"It is best to assume that the credentials may have been compromised..."
Cybersecurity
Understanding Cyber Essentials' five core technical controls
At just £300 and with free insurance, you'd be mad not to...
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NVIDIA promised to protect Arm's open licensing model for just 5 years, warns CMA in bombshell report
UK competition watchdog orders deeper national security investigation
Cloud
Google Cloud services fail for the second time in 4 days
Load balancing configuration change blamed, as major sites return 404s
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Job of the Week: D/CISO, Meta's finance unit
As brands go, it's a mighty one to have on your resume...
Enterprise IT
Gov't hints at tighter requirements for MSPs: Time to get familiar with "CAF"?
Ministers admit consultation was “too narrowly focussed on risks” however
Cybersecurity
BitLocker used to attack servers in "intrusion with almost no malware"
Hackers breached an organisation running on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers and after moving laterally proceeded to encrypt systems domain wide, using Microsoft's own BitLocker tool rather than malware associated with a Ransomware-as-a-Service group, analysts writing for The DFIR report said Monday. Dubbing it an "intrusion with almost no
Enterprise IT
Bank of England to consult on 'Central Bank Digital Currency' launch, as CBDC experiments globally surge
Coming, later this decade? (Others are experimenting more aggressively)
Cybersecurity
FBI software vulnerability let hacker send thousands of emails from a federal domain
FBI blames "software misconfiguration". It could have been a lot worse...