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Sports Illustrated publisher Maven will keep $5.7M PPP loan despite outcry against public companies

GeekWire

Sports Illustrated’s publicly traded publisher, Maven , says it plans to keep and use a $5.7 Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The Seattle-based company owns TheStreet, Say Media, and Hubpages in addition to Sports Illustrated and other media properties. Maven CEO James Heckman.

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What Is the Cyber Threat to Sports?

SecureWorld News

With sports returning to fields and arenas across the globe, much of the focus lies beyond the games themselves: namely, protecting players, coaches, and staff from the spread of COVID-19. Sports and cybersecurity: the intersection. While the connection between sports and cybersecurity isn't obvious, though, it is significant.

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Dubai-based GMG invests in next-gen tech to improve customer needs

CIO Business Intelligence

The pandemic affected our ability to conduct business in-person, so companies had no choice but to quickly roll out digital tools and amend plans to ensure business continuity. However, many companies have been at the forefront of digital transformation for years, and digitalization has long been part of our business strategy.

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Lessons from 2020, and What to Expect in 2021: An Evolutionary Time in Cyber and Privacy

SecureWorld News

However, now that businesses have a better handle on the day-to-day operations, and employees also have settled into a new normal, it is time to revisit those business continuity plans, those new tools and software that your business purchased, and ensure that security and privacy are built into your system.