LUCA 5 degree programs for becoming a Data Scientist At LUCA, our Data Scientists are at the heart of what we do. Recruiting these valuable team members can be a challenge, though, because they are in such high...
LUCA Fake news, literally The BBC recently launched a test, joining forces with software company Synthesia, to manipulate the speech of BBC newsreader Mathew Amroliwala. The presenter only speaks English, but the artificially...
Beatriz Sanz Baños A much safer world is possible thanks to IoT The police forces usually use reactive methods to stop the damage generated when a crime occurs. However, security measures are being transformed into more preventive actions by allowing them to predict...
Cascajo Sastre María eSIM cards are here to boost the IoT SIM cards are much more than what they appear to be. Within an apparently simple rectangular metal chip encased in a plastic carrier is a miniature computer! SIM stands...
ElevenPaths Come to Create Technology at Telefónica’s Chief Data Office Unit Hi Hacker! Technology is in a constant evolution and so are we. Therefore, from Telefónica, throughout the Chief Data Office (CDO) led by Chema Alonso, which includes Aura -Cognitive Intelligence-, ElevenPaths -Cybersecurity-, LUCA -Big Data-...
ElevenPaths Stela FileTrack protagonist of the 6th Security Innovation Day Edition The Telefónica’s Cybersecurity Unit helds its 6th Security Innovation Day, under the motto Game Is Never Over. Stela FileTrack, a new solution to protect organization’s sensitive documentary information. The Telefónica’s SOC...
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