The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
AWS: A Semi Critical Look DarkCyber found “Unbundling AWS” interesting. We decided to label the write up as semi critical. We will reveal the reasons at the foot of this post. Read full post. See Also: Amazon @ Phi Beta Iota
The Cost of Indifference and the Value of Data Governance The DarkCyber team suggests a peek at “Unsecured Server Exposes 4 Billion Records, 1.2 Billion People.” The write up states: Read full post with damage assessment.
The Key to Millions: Enterprise Search? Our research prior to the publication of the three volumes of the Enterprise Search Report I wrote and our subsequent work on next generation search solutions revealed these problems:
What Country Is Number One in AI? DarkCyber believes that one need only look at the demographics of computer scientist, engineering, and mathematics students in MA and PhD programs to get a sense of where technology innovation is heading. The graphic below (Forbes), provides a clue:
Procurement Bias Alleged in Amazon Microsoft Procurement Competition DarkCyber noted “Trump Ordered Mattis to “Screw Amazon” Out of Pentagon Contract, Book Alleges.” If the allegation is accurate, the Federal procurement process is not above influence. If the allegations are not accurate, firing people who get quoted may be a bad idea. Maybe both statements are …
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Unusual Source, Useful Information I want to give a thumbs up to Cool Smart Phone and its write up “Lies Everywhere. The Truth Is Dead.” The article does a very good job of explaining the basic mechanism for planting misinformation in online channels. Plus the article contains a number of examples. DarkCyber noted this statement …
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Google: Managing Staff a Challenge DarkCyber is not sure about the accuracy of “Exclusive: Google Insider Turns Over 950 Pages Of Docs And Laptop To DOJ.” What struck DarkCyber as interesting is that the cache of documents has not made much of a splash in the last few weeks. Read full post.
