SINGAPORE – March 10, 2021 – IntSights, the threat intelligence company focused on democratizing threat intelligence, has launched IntSights Extend™, a new browser extension that provides enriched threat intelligence over any browser with the click of a button. Enterprises of any type and size have the enhanced ability to identify and risk-prioritize vulnerabilities and other indicators of compromise (IOC) directly within existing tools and webpages.
With the new capability, enterprise customers can instantly access highly contextual, investigation-ready intelligence that is derived from complex signals captured and synthesized by IntSights across the clear, deep, and dark web. IntSights Extend™ empowers security teams to perform end-to-end investigations and analysis, and proactively detect and gain greater visibility and control over threats outside the wire.
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Malaysia, 22 February 2021 -- Alcosm™, a global brand that supplies on-the-go, top quality disinfecting products to medical facilities and individuals, is looking to hire a Wipe Ambassador for a simple task -- testing the brand's alcohol wipes against all types of greasy food they can find and show that the wipes can live to their standards. Best of all, RM3,000 will be theirs to have.
As the world battles COVID-19, alcohol wipes have been elevated to a must-have item all across the globe due to it’s sanitising and disinfecting ability. Scientifically, alcohol-concentrated wipes can do more than just cleaning surface areas. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), handrubs with 75% alcohol concentration can eliminate 99.9% of viruses and work great as a dirt and oil remover. Trusted by the Ministry of Health, Alcosm™ 75% Alcohol Wipes can keep Malaysians from catching any contagious diseases and keeping oily hands at bay. The disinfectant company is also on a mission to promote better hand hygiene among Malaysians (cleaning before and after meals) with the aforementioned campaign.
[Shenzhen, China, March 9, 2021] Huawei and Financial Times Live on March 3 hosted a webinar comprising an expert panel of women leaders in tech to discuss what it takes to diversify tech talent through education, with a focus on how to empower women in the industry. Moderated by FT Tech News Editor Malcolm Moore, the speakers included Sue Black OBE, Professor in Computer Science at Durham University, Sarah Greasley, CTO of Direct Line Group, and Pallavi Malhotra, Director for ICT Academy Programme, Western Europe, Huawei. The panel acknowledged that the gender gap in technology continues to be a very real issue with the pandemic accentuating the need to close the divide. Acceleration of digital transformation in various industries has created massive shortage of a skilled workforce that can be realistically addressed only through attracting and retaining more female talent.
The Global Gender Gap Report 2020 released by the World Economic Forum states that while there has been a significant rise in interest and adoption of technologies such as cloud computing, data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI), female workers only make up an estimated 26% of workers in data and AI roles, 15% of workers in engineering roles and 12% of workers in cloud computing roles.
