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Regulatory Compliance and Red Hat Security

Linux Academy

Virtually every industry, from healthcare to banking and everything in between, has rules for how businesses handle data. If your organization handles either of these sensitive data types, you must follow guidelines to keep your systems secure. Tracking security events with an audit system is a crucial part of any security strategy.

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The good, the bad and the ugly of the cyber west

Dataconomy

They possess skills similar to white hat hackers but may not always follow ethical guidelines. The organization’s security team then works to implement these recommendations, which may involve patching software, configuring firewalls, or implementing additional security controls. Featured image credit : Kerem Gulen/Midjourney.

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Technology Short Take #50

Scott Lowe

This article by Russell Bryant is a great overview and update of the work going on with Open Virtual Network (OVN). This is kind of cool, and (in my humble opinion) a sign of changing times: Juniper has Vagrant boxes as well as a Vagrant plugin for working with vSRX (virtual firewall) VMs (via this article from Matt Oswalt).

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5 big challenges facing CIOs and IT leaders in 2021

mrc's Cup of Joe Blog

Being sure to pay attention to firewalls, exchange services, or anything that can be accessed from the outside world (the public internet) to the internal network can help thwart a threat actor. Way back when in-person events and conferences were a thing, we’d attend a few CIO conferences every year. How to address this challenge.

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4 lessons healthcare can teach us about successful applications of AI

CIO Business Intelligence

This is particularly useful for high-compliance enterprises, given no data sharing is required and zero-shot prompts and LLMs can be deployed behind an organization’s firewall. CHAI is a non-profit organization tasked with developing concrete guidelines and criteria for responsibly developing and deploying AI applications in healthcare.