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‘Black Excellence’: Documentary showcases Black fashion designers, artists, musicians in Harrisburg PennLive.com 9 hrs ago Ivey DeJesus, pennlive.com
The idea behind it was to collaborate to drum up business in the middle of the pandemic lockdown.
Two friends, Maisha Webb and Nicole Best, both Harrisburg-based business owners, came together last year to collaborate on a 3-minute promotional video to highlight their businesses.
Webb, owner of Mean Girl Style Boutique in Steelton, and Best, owner of iRoxy Beauty, an emporium of Black artisan designers, jewelry makers and artists, based at the Fashion Empire boutique, quickly expanded the scope of the idea beyond their respective businesses.
Infoblox Inc., the leader in Secure Cloud-Managed Network Services, today unveils new research into how the COVID-19 shutdowns challenged the financial services industry s core infrastructure. More than one year into the pandemic, banks, insurers, and other financial institutions report costly consequences to falling short of protecting their massive data troves from cloud-based attacks and network disruptions.
Based on more than 800 responses from IT professionals working in the financial services industry in North America, Latin America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, the report highlights:
Data breaches are an increasingly significant cost burden for the industry: Worldwide, financial firms that experienced a data breach reported estimated average losses of roughly $4.2 million per attack, with U.S. organizations hit hardest at $4.7 million in estimated losses.
Cloud-Based Threats Cost Financial Services Companies An Estimated $4.2M
Respondents cite cloud vulnerabilities, IoT attacks, and data manipulation as most worrisome future threats
Infoblox Inc., the leader in Secure Cloud-Managed Network Services, today unveils new research into how the COVID-19 shutdowns challenged the financial services industry s core infrastructure. More than one year into the pandemic, banks, insurers, and other financial institutions report costly consequences to falling short of protecting their massive data troves from cloud-based attacks and network disruptions.
Based on more than 800 responses from IT professionals working in the financial services industry in North America, Latin America, Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, the survey highlights:
Watch How A Little Bit Of Ingenuity Can Work Wonders In Life Watch How A Little Bit Of Ingenuity Can Work Wonders In Life Not all innovation needs big budgets, wrote Anthony James, the CEO of Innovation and Growth at the Sydney-based Trinity Consulting Services
One man s hack to transport bricks is winning praise on social media.
In business, maintaining status quo is death. In life, it is boredom. Disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, for example, a number of businesses adapted to what we are now calling the new normal and changed their work culture to let employees work from home, in the process allowing themselves a breathing space to co-opt to the rapidly changing dynamics. Innovating, when faced with challenges, is intrinsic to humankind: We always strive to make ourselves comfortable with the new or what was previously unknown to us.