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By Artem Dinaburg, Chief Technology Officer; Josselin Feist, Principal Engineer; and Riccardo Schirone, Security Engineer Is artificial intelligence (AI) capable of powering software security audits? Over the last four months, we piloted a project called Toucan to find out. Toucan was intended to integrate OpenAI’s Codex into our Solidity auditing workflow. This experiment went far […]
Caffarelli, 74, takes top trophy for work on partial differential equations, the first winner from South AmericaFirst football, and now maths. Three months after Lionel Messi triumphed at the World Cup, an Argentinian has won the top international trop…
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duma.gov.ru Insider: The Kremlin has reportedly told Russian officials to throw away their iPhones by the end of the month * Some Russian officials were advised to ditch their iPhones, Russian newspaper Kommersant reported. * Officials…
On Thursday, Shou Zi Chew will meet a rare united front in the US Congress against the Chinese-owned social media app that has lawmakers in a tizzy.
“Cloud is the present, and the future. It affects everything, every day, both in business and our personal lives.” With these words Panagiotis Soulos summarizes his philosophy of why the CCSP credential is important to any cybersecurity professional. Panagiotis holds the position of the Global Information Security Manager in Global Information Security at Intrum. We recently had the opportunity to learn more about his career. Q: What is your current position at Intrum? A: I recently changed positions, moving from Information Security Officer, into leading a new unit that will be help Intrum to manage and control all aspects of…
The effects of climate change are increasingly apparent, with rising temperatures, more frequent and intense natural disasters, and shifting weather patterns.
Each EU member country is responsible for its own cultural policy. However, under the EU Treaties, the EU is obliged to support their efforts to preserve cultural diversity and cultural heritage.
The European Union shares responsibility for migration policy with the national governments of its member countries, who have agreed on common standards on legal migration and receiving asylum-seekers in a fair and dignified manner.