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Enhancing Cybersecurity Measures Amid Rising Threats in 2023

Published: 2024-02-27

In the world of online security, hackers are getting better at avoiding detection in 2023. They focus on finding weak spots like ‘zero-day’ flaws and poor security practices. France is at risk, especially VMWare, Cisco, Citrix, Atlassian, and Progress Software. ANSSI, the French cybersecurity agency, says it’s important to watch out for sneaky threats like spying. They warn about efforts to cause problems between countries and steal business secrets. In 2024, ANSSI will pay even more attention to risks, especially with the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris.

Supply Wisdom, a top risk intelligence platform, has gained three new big clients in tech, telecom, and finance. More companies want help managing risks because of global issues and supply chain troubles. Supply Wisdom helps big businesses by giving them real-time info on over 300 risk signs. This helps them plan ahead and make more money.

New digital tools are making carbon capture tech better. They fix old problems and make things run smoother. Projects like CO2FACT and LedaFlow are sharing info to help everyone work better together. Companies like Carbon Clean and Northern Lights use digital tools to capture and store carbon. Digital twins help make things run better and reduce risks. The future of carbon capture will use robots and AI for better results.

In finance, Morningstar Investment Services LLC has sold some of its shares in Veeva Systems Inc. Other big investors, like Vanguard Group Inc., have bought more. Some insiders are selling shares, but experts have mixed opinions on the stock. The general view is a “Moderate Buy” with a price target of $219.77. Veeva Systems did well, beating expectations with $1.34 EPS. They make cloud software for life sciences.

Digital tech is helping humanitarian aid by making it easier to work together and help people in need. The humanitarian sector is using digital tools to work better while keeping to their values. The EU is leading the way in pushing for digital help in aid work. They focus on ethics, data protection, and putting people first to get the most out of digital tools.

Yokogawa Electric Corporation has a new cloud service called OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer. It helps companies in manufacturing track and reduce CO2 emissions. The service works with SAP Sustainability Footprint Management to follow European rules and reach carbon goals by 2050. It quickly checks emissions, follows CO2 laws, and helps reduce emissions for industries like oil, gas, and renewable energy.

Tech expert Nik Zemke and a team made the One Fleet app to help rescue groups in the Mediterranean. The app uses drones and special tech to find and rescue migrants. This helps when there aren’t many patrols at sea. The app also records what happens for legal reasons, keeps things running smoothly, and improves rescue missions. In the Philippines, TNT offers budget-friendly mobile deals like ‘Sulit Saya’ to help people stay connected without spending too much.

As the world faces tough challenges and uses more tech, having good data and info is key. It’s important for dealing with online threats, managing risks, making carbon capture better, investing smartly, helping in aid work, and improving mobile connections. By being open and using digital tools, groups and people can handle problems and make a safer future for everyone.

https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/cyber-espionage-france-2024/

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