iTWire Wednesday, 26 May 2021 16:03 SenSen inks agreement to acquire Scancam Featured SenSen CEO Dr. Subhash Challa
Australian-listed AI data fusion enterprise solutions provider SenSen Networks is set to acquire Scancam Industries, a provider of AI solutions for fuel retailers in Australia.
SenSen (ASX:SNS) announced on Wednesday it has entered into a Share Purchase Agreement for the acquisition of 100% of the issued share capital in Scancam Industries.
The proposed acquisition follows the completion of technical, financial and legal due diligence by SenSen.
Scancam’s anti-fuel theft solution is designed to prevent drive-offs from motorists at service stations, and protects the profits of fuel retailers.
National Cyber Security Centre chief should be paid up to €290k
The current salary for this role is €89,000, not enough to compete with private-sector salaries, says expert
The director of the National Cyber Security Centre should be paid up to €290,000 annually, the Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications has heard. The current salary for this role is €89,000.
Tue, 25 May, 2021 - 12:40
Niamh Griffin
The director of the National Cyber Security Centre should be paid up to €290,000 annually, the Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications has heard.
The current salary for this role is €89,000, but cybersecurity recruitment expert Bláthnaid Carolan said this is not enough to compete with private-sector salaries.
IT Sligo’s new cybersecurity course aims to narrow the infosec skills gap
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The new course will focus on the infrastructure that powers the movement of data on the internet with security baked into its modules.
In the wake of one of the most significant cyberattacks in the country, IT Sligo is hoping to bridge the cybersecurity skills gap with a new course.
The BSc in computer networks and cybersecurity will focus on the infrastructure that powers the movement of data around the internet. IT Sligo said its computing courses all have security elements to the modules.
‘Disaster, Absolute joke’: Some Liverpool fans fuming with ‘ridiculous’ Mohamed Salah news
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Some Liverpool fans on social media have been reacting to the news that they’re facing the prospect of being without Mohamed Salah for a significant chunk of next season.
Salah was always bound to miss a bit of next term due to the upcoming African Cup of Nations, but it’s also being reported that Egypt want him as a part of their Olympic squad this summer.
That would mean that Salah would miss the entirety of Liverpool’s pre-season, and he’d probably need a bit of extra rest in the summer that could eat into the beginning of next season.