Enterprise Technology Records

SEALSQ Corp joins MIT Media Lab to explore collaboration on security and quantum resilience, enhancing digital trust in technology.

Sophos announced enhancements to its SecOps portfolio, introducing ITDR and advisory services amid the Secureworks acquisition.

Sophos ITDR integrates with existing security solutions, providing automated response and visibility into identity risks.

STMicroelectronics and SP Group launched Singapore's largest industrial district cooling system to enhance environmental performance.

STMicroelectronics and SP Group launched Singapore's largest district cooling system to cut carbon emissions by 120,000 tonnes yearly.

Dell’Oro’s Dave Bolan analyzes T-Mobile's Edge Control launch, forecasting strong MEC adoption based on China's past implementations.

NVIDIA's participation in OCP signals a growing collaboration in data center solutions as power distribution takes the spotlight.

IBM and Groq formed a partnership to provide clients access to GroqCloud for enhanced AI inference capabilities.

CISA has identified five new vulnerabilities in its KEV Catalog, affecting products from Apple, Kentico, Microsoft, and Oracle.

Evergreen Line equipped its fleet with ORBCOMM's smart containers, reflecting an industry shift towards connected shipping solutions.

Avast's Scam Guardian Pro and Email Guard utilize AI to combat evolving online threats and enhance user security.

Browser-extension password managers face risks from clickjacking attacks, which can expose user credentials through the DOM.

A flaw in CORS headers across major browsers allows attackers to leverage DNS rebinds for unrestricted requests, posing risks.

SEALSQ Corp details its strategy for IC'Alps, focusing on Quantum ASICs for semiconductor security.

Cognizant launched the Enterprise Vibe Coding Blueprint to assist organizations in operationalizing AI-assisted coding.

Cambium Networks is preparing to appeal a Nasdaq delisting determination after failing to meet share price and filing requirements.

CISA will no longer issue updates on Siemens ICS vulnerabilities, focusing instead on vulnerabilities in Solid Edge software.

Hitachi Energy identified vulnerabilities in MACH GWS, urging users to update to Version 3.5 for improved security measures.

CISA ceases updates on Siemens ICS security advisories, citing remote code execution vulnerabilities in HyperLynx and Edge App Publisher.

CISA will no longer update ICS security advisories for Siemens products from January 10, 2023, due to a critical vulnerability.