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Research “probably one of the dirtiest words in the indigenous world”

Security Boulevard

ori Perspectives on Trust and Automated Decision-Making” is the following insightful commentary on authorization and consent related to big data collection: In the context of Aotearoa, Pool (2016) notes how research and data collection were part of Britain’s broader ‘civilising mission’.

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NEW TECH: LogicHub introduces ‘virtualized’ security analysts to help elevate SOAR

The Last Watchdog

I first spoke to Kumar Saurabh, LogicHub’s co-founder and CEO, not long after the company launched in 2016. SOAR has improved data collection and data enrichment, and playbook responses have helped reduce the workload of human analysts. One SOAR innovator that has been gaining steady traction is Mountain View, Calif.-based

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Cyber Security Combo: Big Data, Machine Learning and AI

Spinone

While the potential of Big Data is vast, it might lag behind as a standalone tool to deal with hackers due to the enormous volume of data to analyze. There is a huge difference between raw data collected and meaningful insights that can benefit enterprises in their attempt to prevent cyber attacks.

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Top VC Firms in Cybersecurity of 2022

eSecurity Planet

Company Sector Year Status Verodin Cybersecurity analytics 2018 Acquired by FireEye Kenna Security Risk management 2018 Acquired by Cisco PhishMe Incident response 2016 Acquired: P.E. Lightspeed’s enterprise sectors beyond cybersecurity include big data, SaaS, crypto, and IT services. BVP Investments. NEA Investments.

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Mastering the German Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG-New): A Deep Dive

Centraleyes

Impact Assessment: The GDPR (Article 35) outlines a data protection impact assessment requirement under certain conditions. Profiling, Automated Decision-Making, Big Data Analysis, and AI: These advanced processing methods are recognized as posing a higher risk to the rights and freedoms of data subjects.