Security News > 2020 > December
Lenovo Data Center Group announces new end-to-end data management solutions allowing customers of all sizes to harness data more securely and efficiently, from edge to core to cloud, with a single set of tools and capabilities for a smarter way forward. "Customers continue to face challenges implementing a cohesive data management system to analyze and process data more efficiently," said Stuart McRae, Executive Director and General Manager, Storage at Lenovo Data Center Group.
Kudelski Security announced the launch of a new focus on quantum security, including expanded research and advisory services that enable security leaders and product and system developers to align their long-term approach to risk and data protection to the era of quantum computing. The global quantum practice for Kudelski Security is led by Dr. Tommaso Gagliardoni, who brings extensive expertise in academic and applied research in the fields of cryptography, quantum computing, and advanced mathematics.
AirHop Communications announced the integration of its solutions with Microsoft Azure platforms. The integration of AirHop's eSON platform enables network deployments with Microsoft Azure platforms to use near real-time Radio Access Networks automation and optimization applications to accelerate 4G and 5G deployments for operator and private enterprise networks.
Intel unveiled Horse Ridge II, its second-generation cryogenic control chip, marking another milestone in the company's progress toward overcoming scalability, one of quantum computing's biggest hurdles. Building on innovations in the first-generation Horse Ridge controller introduced in 2019, Horse Ridge II supports enhanced capabilities and higher levels of integration for elegant control of the quantum system.
Aviatrix announced that it will be showcasing how enterprise customers are benefiting from its most recent achievement of AWS Outposts Ready designation and support for AWS Gateway Load Balancer as well as its multi-cloud transit capabilities for AWS Lambda serverless computing. Advanced networking capabilities include the ability for customers to route traffic within the AWS Outposts infrastructure and between the AWS Outposts infrastructure and the customer's legacy data center, without having to flow back to the AWS Region.
Kigen has enabled 2 billion SIMs in IoT devices and has new state-of-the-art eSIM and integrated SIM deployments with leading chipset providers, module vendors and network operators. As an independent but wholly-owned subsidiary of Arm, Kigen will focus on addressing device-maker demand for greater choice in affordable security for trusted IoT devices.
HackerOne announced that it is making its debut in AWS Marketplace. Amazon Web Services customers can now find and purchase services from HackerOne in AWS Marketplace, a curated digital catalog of software, data, and services that run on AWS. HackerOne is one of the first comprehensive security solutions providers to quote and contract services in AWS Marketplace.
Exterro announced it has acquired AccessData, a provider of digital forensic investigation technology. By combining forces with AccessData, Exterro can now provide companies, government agencies, law enforcement, law firms and legal service providers with the only solution available to address all Legal GRC and digital investigation needs in one integrated platform.
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Microsoft's digital assistant Cortana was first unveiled with Windows Phones and it is now included in all versions of Windows 10. Cortana is evolving, and it's here to stay, but it's no secret that many users aren't really big fans of Cortana after consumer-centric features were removed in May 2020 Update.