AI of Things Our top 5 Big Data blogs Want to keep up with the latest innovation Big Data? Who are the Artificial Intelligence gurus out there on Twitter? It’s normal to feel the struggle to keep up...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths and Consultores de Firma Avanzada together to protect Digital Banking, Insurance and Utility sectors The scientific advances in facial and voice recognition, or biometric recognition for signatures are already a reality. In this context, we announce our most recent technological partnership with Consultores...
Florence Broderick Latch Plugins Contest 2016: Videos and Documentation You can find here the compilation of plugins submitted to the Latch Plugins Contest 2016. Congratulations to all participants for the work done and the results! Plugin Name: Latch OpenWRT. Author:...
Ana Zamora Open Algorithms, what are they? Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye explains Yves – Alexandre de Montjoye is a lecturer at Imperial College London’s new Data Science Institute. As a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard IQSS, his main field of research focuses on metadata...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths and Enigmasec associated to help small and medium organizations in face of the invasion of systems The last week, we announced a partnership with Enigmasec, a company specialized in incident responses for cybersecurity, with the goal of improving its capabilities in cyber attacks that breaks...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths and Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA) collaborates in sharing information intelligence about cyber threats In 2015, ElevenPaths, together with another market leader companies, such as Check Point, Cisco, Fortinet, Intel Security, Palo Alto and Symantec, brought together their strength to join a community...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths joins Saint Patrick Technology to offer security solutions based on the latest Big Data technologies We announce today our most recent partnership with Saint Patrick Technology, the leading company in the development of solutions based on the latest technologies, such as AR, VR, NFC,...
Richard Benjamins How these 4 sports are using Data Science Thousands of companies around the world may have started their journey to become data-driven, harnessing the full potential of Big Data, however, the world of professional sports is only...
Florence Broderick Latch Plugins Contest 2016: we finally have winners! We can now announce the winners of our “Latch Plugins Contest 2016“, showing the creativity, ideas and imagination of the participants in the submitted proposals. This edition of the...
AI of Things These 4 people are using Big Data to find their Valentine More often than not, we talk about the application of Big Data in the realms of business – focusing on how such technology can enable us to optimize our...
ElevenPaths Telefónica WannaCry File Restorer: How can we recover information deleted by WannaCry? When cyberattacks occur in large organizations, it is crucial to remember where duplicate files are stored, as this information is also subject to infection by a malware virus or...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths creates an addon to make Firefox compatible with Certificate Transparency Certificate Transparency will be mandatory in Chrome for new certificates in late 2017. This means that the webpages will show an alert if protected by certificates not present in...
Florence Broderick Now you can use Latch with Dropbox, Facebook and others digital services Many of you have asked us which services you can use Latch with, regretting that so far it could not be used in the more common services, such as...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths Talks: The ISF Standard of Good Practice for Information Security REGISTER HERE! On Thursday, 19 May, our colleague Sebastian will give a speech about The ISF Standard of Good Practice for Information Security. The standard of good practice is...
Florence Broderick Quick and dirty script in Powershell to check certificate fingerprints Malware is using signed binaries to attack Windows systems. Malware needs it to get into the roots of the operative system. So attackers steal or create their own certificates....
