Whitehouse promotes machine learning for coronavirus solutions; Security advice for the emerging work-from-home employers; Chloroquine and hydrochloroquine may offer low cost and effective treatment against COVID-19 and other viruses; How the coronavirus pandemic is permanently reshaping the business landscape; and a Steem essay acknowledges limited data, but argues that - at the moment - coronavirus infections are not growing at an exponential rate
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Friday, March 20, 2020
Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for March 20, 2020
Labels:
business,
Chloroquine,
Coronavirus,
COVID-19,
cybersecurity,
Hydorxychloroquine,
information security,
infosec,
Machine Learning,
Pandemic,
Policy,
Strategy,
Supply Chain,
Work from home
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 13, 2020
Starting in the 1970s, the CIA and West German Intelligence used a front company to sell encryption services to unsuspecting geopolitical adversaries; Patches released for Cisco device flaws that expose corporate networks to elevated intrusion risk; Protecting supply chains against disruptions; A new implant that plugs directly into the brain is being developed for blind people; and a Steem post provides a collection of links about the Wuhan coronavirus / COVID-19
Labels:
Best Practices,
Blindness,
BND,
Brain Implant,
business,
CIA,
Cisco,
COVID-19,
CryptoAG,
cybersecurity,
Espionage,
information security,
infosec,
Supply Chain,
Supply Chain Disruption,
Wuhan Coronavirus
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