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Kristen Clarke likely first Black woman to lead DOJ civil rights

WASHINGTON Kristen Clarke was looking for a new athletic challenge during her junior year in high school. Girls’ basketball didn’t interest her because she couldn’t dribble. Girls’ ice hockey? She didn’t skate. Volleyball didn’t seem intense enough. Then she recalled how hard the boys’ wrestling team worked out. They ran until they sweated off enough pounds to make a weight class. They lifted weights. They left practice exhausted. So, in an audacious move for the early 1990s, Clarke joined the boys’ team. “They were giving it everything. If she was going to do a winter sport, she said, ‘might as well do the most difficult one,’” recalled Window Snyder, a friend and classmate of Clarke’s at the prestigious Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut. “I don’t think she ever even thought about it being a boys’ sport. That is who she was. Whatever she was doing had to be challenging.”

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Kristen Clarke poised to become first woman of color to lead Justice Department s Civil Rights Division

From wrestling mat to Justice Department, Kristen Clarke known for breaking barriers Del Quentin Wilber © Provided by The LA Times Kristen Clarke is President Biden s nominee to lead the Justice Department s Civil Rights Division. The Senate is expected to vote on her confirmation this week. (Carolyn Kaster / Associated Press) Kristen Clarke was looking for a new athletic challenge during her junior year in high school. Girls basketball didn’t interest her because she couldn’t dribble. Girls ice hockey? She didn’t skate. Volleyball didn’t seem intense enough. Then she recalled how hard the boys wrestling team worked out. They ran until they sweated off enough pounds to make a weight class. They lifted weights. They left practice exhausted. So, in an audacious move for the early 1990s, Clarke joined the boys team.

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Wind River Hosts Security Summit Focused on Mission-Critical Intelligent Systems

ALAMEDA, CA April 27, 2021 Wind River ®, a leader in delivering software for the intelligent edge, is bringing together leading thinkers in cloud, cybersecure data, and the future of security for its first-ever Security Summit 2021 on May 18. With its theme “Security in the Mission-Critical Intelligent Systems World,” the summit gathers four globally respected security, governance, and cyber experts to discuss the key security questions and considerations for navigating the evolving threat landscape in the digitally transforming world. This is the first in a series of independent industry events designed to help companies navigate a smarter and more successful future, and there is no cost to attend the event.

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Thistle Technologies lève 2,5 millions de dollars pour sa technologie de sécurisation de l IoT

Thistle Technologies lève 2,5 millions de dollars pour sa technologie de sécurisation de l IoT
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Former Apple, Microsoft, Intel, and Square Security Leader Window Snyder Secures $2 5 Million Seed Investment to Launch Security Company Thistle Technologies

Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Thistle Technologies, a new security company addressing the connected device market, today announced $2.5 million in seed funding from True Ventures. Thistle was founded by Window Snyder, who formerly served as chief security officer at Square, Mozilla, and Fastly, in addition to chief software security officer at Intel Corporation. She s held multiple security leadership positions at Apple and Microsoft. The number of connected devices in businesses, homes, industrial plants and elsewhere is exploding. Growth will continue to increase dramatically with the adoption of 5G networks. These devices, which include printers, edge IoT devices, remote systems like ATM machines, consumer electronics and automobiles are difficult to securely and reliably update because of their limited processing power and memory. In some environments the devices are too critical to operations for them to be shut down for

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