Why Training Won’t Solve the Citizen Developer Security Problem
Citizen developers are reshaping app creation, but security training alone can’t keep pace. No-code demands dedicated AppSec solutions to close…
Category: Technology
3 Competing Visions for Intel’s Next Chapter
Intel’s future hangs on three competing visions from Pat Gelsinger, Craig Barrett, and Lip-Bu Tan. Each offers different tradeoffs for…
HP Doubles Down on Gaming Innovation
HP is reinforcing its commitment to gaming with new Omen desktops, laptops, and tightly integrated HyperX gear, focusing on performance,…
Forrester’s Keys To Taming ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ Disruptive Tech
Tradeoffs. The world of tech is full of them. Yet, as Forrester Research points out in a recent trends report,…
School Safety Technology Aims To Protect Students This Fall
From visitor management systems and reporting apps to panic buttons and digital wellness initiatives, schools are expanding their safety technology…
Longevity Firms Push Montana to Become Hub for Biohacking, Experimental Treatments
“Right to Try” laws aim to boost access to unapproved therapies, but hurdles and safety concerns linger. Source link
Venture Interest Slackens in Once-Hot Biotech
Investors are deploying less capital in biotech startups as a cloudy market outlook and a dearth of IPOs hobble the…
Robotics Startup Dash Bio Sprints to New Financing
The company seeks to accelerate drug development by automating analysis of study samples. Source link
Vie Ventures Launches to Bankroll Autoimmune-Disease Biotechs
Aiming for a $75 million initial fund closing, the new venture investor plans to connect startups with nonprofits to speed…
Anne Wojcicki Wins Bidding for 23andMe
Regeneron is backing away from buying the DNA-testing company after a nonprofit controlled by co-founder Wojcicki made a higher bid.…