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Women are 24% of the infosec workforce. Now follow some of them

Apr03
by on April 3, 2019 at 6:19 am
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The technology industry has, at least, for the past forty years, been something of a sausage-fest, with men dominating almost all tiers of the workplace. A new report from infosec industry group, the (ISC)2, shows that’s gradually changing. Not only are women representing a larger swathe of the cybersecurity workforce, they’re also accomplishing great things in leadership roles. The (ISC)2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study shows that women comprise an estimated 24 percent of the cybersecurity workforce. While that’s far from an even (and ideal) 50-50 split, it’s certainly indicative of an upwards trend of more women joining the industry. For context,…

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Women are 24% of the infosec workforce. Now follow some of them

Apr03
by on April 3, 2019 at 6:19 am
Posted In: Around the Web


The technology industry has, at least, for the past forty years, been something of a sausage-fest, with men dominating almost all tiers of the workplace. A new report from infosec industry group, the (ISC)2, shows that’s gradually changing. Not only are women representing a larger swathe of the cybersecurity workforce, they’re also accomplishing great things in leadership roles. The (ISC)2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study shows that women comprise an estimated 24 percent of the cybersecurity workforce. While that’s far from an even (and ideal) 50-50 split, it’s certainly indicative of an upwards trend of more women joining the industry. For context,…

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Report: Apple might finally make the compact iPhone you wanted next year

Apr03
by on April 3, 2019 at 5:41 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


At TNW, we’ve talked a lot about the absolute lack of compact phones. While I’m using the ‘compact’ iPhone Xs as my daily driver, there are plenty of people who want smaller screen size. According to a report from DigiTimes, Apple’s taken notice and is planning to release a 5.4-inch phone in 2020. The report notes that Apple will opt for three OLED display sizes – 5.42-inch, 6.06-inch, and 6.67-inch – supplied by either Samsung or LG. This marks a change from the current iPhone line up’s sizes of 5.8-inch (the iPhone Xs),  6.1-inch (the iPhone Xr), and 6.5-inch (the iPhone Xs Max) screens.…

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Report: Apple might finally make the compact iPhone you wanted next year

Apr03
by on April 3, 2019 at 5:41 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


At TNW, we’ve talked a lot about the absolute lack of compact phones. While I’m using the ‘compact’ iPhone Xs as my daily driver, there are plenty of people who want smaller screen size. According to a report from DigiTimes, Apple’s taken notice and is planning to release a 5.4-inch phone in 2020. The report notes that Apple will opt for three OLED display sizes – 5.42-inch, 6.06-inch, and 6.67-inch – supplied by either Samsung or LG. This marks a change from the current iPhone line up’s sizes of 5.8-inch (the iPhone Xs),  6.1-inch (the iPhone Xr), and 6.5-inch (the iPhone Xs Max) screens.…

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This app turns your Samsung Galaxy S10’s camera cutout into a nifty battery monitor

Apr03
by on April 3, 2019 at 5:26 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web


The latest Samsung Galaxy flagship phone uses an in-screen camera (weirdly, there isn’t a single universally accepted term, as it’s often referred to as a “punch-hole camera” or “cutout camera”) instead of a notch. And it goes without saying that the Internet has had a lot of fun with it, creating wallpapers that use the phone’s punch-hole camera as an ingenious visual element. One wallpaper turns the solitary front-facing camera lens on the S10 and S10e as the Death Star’s menacing concave laser. Another repurposes the dual-camera setup on the S10+ into a pair of binoculars for chubby North Korean…

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