The annual DoDIIS Worldwide Conference is scheduled for 12-15 August 2018 in Omaha Nebraska. Every year this event is a great opportunity to learn about the most critical mission needs of the defense intelligence community, as well as see some of the most interesting technologies relevant to analysis, data and enterprise IT. It is also a great chance to catch up with others in … [Read more...] about 2018 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference 12-15 August 2018 in Omaha Nebraska
Using Open Source Software in a SecDevOps Environment
On 21 June 2018 the Open Source Software3 Institute is hosting a discussion that should be of high interest to enterprise technologists in the DC/Northern Virginia, Maryland area. From their invite: Come hear from our panelists about how the worlds of Open Source Software and the Secure Development / Operations (SecDevOps) intersect and strengthen one another. SecDevOps seeks … [Read more...] about Using Open Source Software in a SecDevOps Environment
OODAloop nails it again with reporting on Bitcoin price manipulation
These are some of the cybersecurity and cyberwar stories we are tracking: Bitcoin’s Price Was Artificially Inflated Last Year, Researchers Say New York Times is reporting on a topic most readers will have already seen at OODAloop. OODAloop provided some great context on the manipulation of bitcoin prices in: Let’s be Honest…the Price of Bitcoin is Likely Being Manipulated. … [Read more...] about OODAloop nails it again with reporting on Bitcoin price manipulation
AI & Blockchain: Double the Value or Double the Hype?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not the only technology that’s getting a lot of media and investor attention these days. Blockchain is emerging as a technology in its own right separate from the much-hyped rise in value of cryptocurrencies. Proponents of blockchain claim that it will have fundamental, ground-breaking impact on all industries, changing the way that we transact … [Read more...] about AI & Blockchain: Double the Value or Double the Hype?
Yes there are dark sides to AI, but what if it keeps us safer? Does that make Google the bad guy? (again?)
We Built A Powerful Amazon Facial Recognition Tool For Under $10 Ever since it was announced, the Amazon's powerful facial recognition tool has been in news for all the wrong reasons. Forbes took a behind the scenes look at how Amazon Rekognition can be used to build facial recognition tools at incredibly low cost by anyone with a computer. The result - Forbes team was able to … [Read more...] about Yes there are dark sides to AI, but what if it keeps us safer? Does that make Google the bad guy? (again?)