PLANS: Artist s Impression of 252 homes on A358 Tatworth Road in Chard. Pic: Persimmon Homes South West. NO sites have been identified for any new primary schools in Chard despite large numbers of new homes being approved. The Chard Eastern Development Area (CEDA) is expected to deliver up to 2,700 homes between the A358 Tatworth Road and the A30 Crewkerne Road, along with 17 hectares of employment land and two new primary schools. South Somerset District Council has already approved a number of housing developments within the CEDA – including two sites on Tatworth Road which will deliver a combined total of 294 homes. But Somerset County Council has admitted it is no closer to securing a site for either new school – and claims that the town will not need a new primary school until 2024 at the earliest.
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Review date: April 2021
This review is part of the April 2021 assessment of the Attack Surface Management (ASM) product category. If you havenât read the category overview, you might want to check it out â it explains the categoryâs basics, use cases and the general value proposition. Our testing methodology explains both how we interact with vendors and how we tested these products. In short, ASM products aim to discover and manage an organizationâs external digital assets. This approach extends far beyond assets with an IP address, however, including everything from certificates to S3 buckets to DNS misconfigurations.
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6 April 2021
The program will provide Parrot with an ongoing analysis of the security of its products in addition to the various security audits already carried out.
Paris, France, 6th of April 2021 – Parrot, the leading European drone group, is launching its Bug Bounty program with YesWeHack, the first European crowdsourced security platform.
Through this partnership, Parrot benefits from YesWeHack’s vast community of cybersecurity researchers to identify potential vulnerabilities in its drones, mobile applications and WebServices.
The Bug Bounty program will take place in two phases:
The private programs will initially give exclusive access to selected security researchers and will include future Parrot drone models. The expertise and diverse skills of the researchers will confirm the high level of security of the products before they are marketed, for the greater benefit of Parrot users’ security and the protection of their data.