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by Julie York The top 20 most in-demand skills required by US organizations are all computer-science based. Industries globally continue to voice their concern over the lack of tech skills among high-school and college graduates. The skills gap is so large that with...

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Virtual Data Rooms as a Secure Space for Business Deals

by Kaley Spencer Online storage of sensitive documents and confidential information is now commonplace. Many businesses share their corporate documents via cloud services, streamlining internal processes and external transactions. You can use a virtual data room to...

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Modern Cybercrime – The Perfect Storm Is Here

by Richard Benbow Why America needs more cyber security professionals now. In 2021, cybercrime cost the world $6 trillion. According to a report by Cybersecurity Ventures, by 2025, these costs are predicted to increase to $10.5 trillion. From individuals to...

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How Cloud Computing Changed the Cybersecurity Landscape

by Uzair Nazeer Cloud computing is gaining popularity rapidly. Many organizations are shifting their workloads, infrastructures, and data to the cloud. By leaving the overhead of their non-core business components, such as infrastructure, platforms, and software, to...

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5 Ways To Improve Cybersecurity for Your Business

Featured article by Russell Emmenthal Cybersecurity may be a new battle for organizations that have to deal with it. However, in the modern age, you no longer have to just worry about locking the physical doors of your building, but you have to lock the cyber doors as...

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Interesting Ways that AI Can Pick Up on Human Emotion

by Emily Taylor Artificial intelligence is seemingly taking over the world. Already so many people’s jobs have been replaced by technology and this is only going to continue happening even more so in the future unfortunately. When it comes to recognizing human emotion...

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Server-Side Injection Attacks: What You Should Know

by Uzair Nazeer An injection flaw is essentially a vulnerability that lets the attacker gain control over something or make exploits on the server side. For example, think of a login form that is tied to a database in the backend. This form performs queries on the...

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