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Huawei execs admit they don't know whether their tech is used for surveillance
Huawei has had a lot to deal with over the last few years. Primarily, U.S. government officials have warned that the Chinese technology firm could be used as a tool for government ...
RT @Techmeme: Misinformation about coronavirus persists on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, despite the companies' efforts to stop misleading posts by working with health orgs (New York Times)
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OpenSurge of Virus Misinformation Stumps Facebook and Twitter
Secret labs. Magic cures. Government plots. Despite efforts by social media companies to stop it, false information about the coronavirus is proliferating around the world.
A U.S. Senate Committee held a hearing where officials from leading tech and telecom firms posed key recommendations to lawmakers who seek to further prohibit telecommunications equipment that may pose a security risk.
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OpenTelecom firms urge FCC flexibility as carriers replace Chinese equipment
At a Senate hearing, telecom officials gave recommendations to lawmakers who seek to restrict and replace telecom equipment deemed to pose a security risk.
RT @TechRepublic: How to maintain safe cybersecurity practices while transitioning workers from the office to remote workstations https://t.co/hBrN5CLm79 https://t.co/eCiSS4xTED
OpenHow to maintain safe cybersecurity practices while transitioning workers from the office to remote workstations
With the spread of coronavirus, businesses are increasingly asking staff to work from home. We asked experts how to keep cybersecurity policies in place.
The @USGAO says many govt. agencies are acting as access points to federal systems because they lack proper oversight and #cybersecurity. Check out @ldignan's story in @ZDNet. https://t.co/60gXOEZVBF
OpenUS government agencies have shadow IT infrastructure problem, cybersecurity risks, says GAO
Many US government agency IT facilities are still operating as access points to federal systems without proper oversight and cybersecurity.
On #IWD2020, RSA is especially honored to support the next generation of #cybersecurity professionals - including more women - through RSA's Academic Alliance Program! Learn more: https://t.co/u2o17lLHX8 https://t.co/B0vfvvRuHo
OpenRSA Academic Alliance Programme – Plugging the cybersecurity talent gap
RSA tackles the cybersecurity talent gap through educational partnerships.
With 16 options from @TechRepublic, here are some best practices for improving #cybersecurity https://t.co/HS7UwynVuV https://t.co/grfBFUCaZT
Open16 best practices for improving cybersecurity
Cisco's 2020 CISO Benchmark Study links a robust patch policy and collaboration to smaller data breaches.
The 2020 edition of #IWD2020 finds more women working in cybersecurity with about 20% of the workforce being female, up from an estimated 11% just a few years ago, but there is still a great deal of work to be done.
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OpenInternational Women’s Day 2020: Gains made in cybersecurity but the job is not done
For the cybersecurity industry International Women’s Day 2020 may be somewhat bittersweet as more women are working in the industry, but when it comes to full equality the work is far from ...