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ISC2 partners with Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Frankfurt 2024, introduces CPE credits for attendees

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The globally recognised credits are earned by attending conference sessions on May 22-23 at Messe, Frankfurt.

 

> Discover some of the event's diverse lineup of speakers.

 

> Secure your free ticket to Tech Show Frankfurt 2024!

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AI has surpassed human performance on a number of benchmarks, finds Stanford report

However, Stanford University found that despite advances in classification and visual reading, AI could not match humans on more complex tasks. 

 

> Discover how low-skilled workers could benefit from AI.

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Microsoft-backed cybersecurity start-up Rubrik aims to raise up to £571 million in IPO

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Rubrik plans to sell 23 million shares priced £22.45 to £24.84 each, potentially valuing the company at nearly £4.3 billion.

 

> Learn more about Rubrik, and its partnership with CrowdStrike.

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More News from the Tech Industry

1. Roku discovers 576,000 streaming accounts compromised in cyberattack

 

Streaming video firm, Roku, has identified a major data breach involving 576,000 accounts, in an attack using the credential stuffing technique. This breach was found after Roku investigated a separate security violation where 15,000 accounts were hacked.

 

 2. Dutch chipmaker Nexperia suffers cyberattack

Dutch chipmaker, Nexperia, reported being hit by a cyberattack last month. The company is investigating the incident with third-party experts to understand the nature of the incident. Nexperia did not disclose the damage or losses resulting from the cyberattack.

 

3. UK competition regulator concerned about AI foundation models
 

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is concerned about the rapid development of AI. CEO Sarah Cardell highlighted how it could create paradigm shifts for societies but also noted rising worries amid a deeper understanding of its ecosystem. 

 

 

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