Des scientifiques de l’Imperial College de Londres annoncent avoir développé un nouveau détecteur de maladies, dix fois moins onéreux que ce qui existe sur le marché et surtout beaucoup plus sensible, à base de nanoparticules d'or.
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La médiatisation a néanmoins favorisé la prise de conscience des dangers liés à ces nouvelles technologies et l'émergence de solutions.
Il est désormais possible de faire surveiller son réseau informatique comme on fait surveiller ses locaux et d'intervenir en temps réel pour se protéger des malveillances détectées. Il est également devenu possible de s'assurer contre les conséquences financières de ces intrusions et malveillances.
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In the online struggle for network security, Kansas State University cybersecurity experts are adding an ally to the security force: the computer network itself...
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As the study progresses, the computer scientists will develop a set of analytical models to determine the effectiveness of a moving-target defense system. They also will create a proof-of-concept system as a way to experiment with the idea in a concrete setting. "It's important to investigate any scientific evidence that shows that this approach does work so it can be fully researched and developed," DeLoach said. He started collaborating with Ou to apply intelligent adaptive techniques to cybersecurity several years ago after a conversation at a university open house.
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