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McAfee Labs: Liquidity Trumps Longevity in Market for Stolen Medical Records
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS McAfee Labs finds stolen medical records available for sale from $0.03 to $2.42 per record Comparable stolen financial account records available for $14.00 to $25.00 Credit and debit card account data available for $4.00 to $5.00 per account record Most lucrative cybercrime targeting health care industry data is pharmaceutical, biotech intellectual property Cybercrime-as-a-service … Continued
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McAfee Labs: Liquidity Trumps Longevity in Market for Stolen Medical Records
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS McAfee Labs finds stolen medical records available for sale from $0.03 to $2.42 per record Comparable stolen financial account records available for $14.00 to $25.00 Credit and debit card account data available for $4.00 to $5.00 per account record Most lucrative cybercrime targeting health care industry data is pharmaceutical, biotech intellectual property Cybercrime-as-a-service … Continued
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Amy Schumer is No. 1 on the 2016 McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities List
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Comedian and actress Amy Schumer ranked No. 1 on the McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities™ 2016 study. Now in its 10th year, the study reveals which celebrities, musicians and TV hosts generate the most dangerous search results, potentially exposing consumers to malware. Celebrities in the top 10 include Justin Bieber, Carson Daly, Will Smith, … Continued
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McAfee Labs Report ‘Follows the Money’ to Assess Criminal Operations Behind Hospital Ransomware
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Intel Security tracks $100,000 in targeted hospital ransomware payments through suspect Bitcoin accounts. Intel Security survey shows healthcare and manufacturing sectors are among the least prepared to prevent data loss. More than 25 percent of companies surveyed do not monitor sharing of or access to employee or customer data. Only 37 percent of … Continued
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Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
The Internet Heading for Collapse in 2023 say Industry Experts
Bitcoin is a wonderful technology and is probably a few years ahead of its time. One of its greatest strengths is it is built within the Internet, where it is safe, theoretically, from nefarious third-party takeovers from private interests or governments. One question that has never been posed is what happens to Bitcoin if we […]
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The Internet Heading for Collapse in 2023 say Industry Experts
Bitcoin is a wonderful technology and is probably a few years ahead of its time. One of its greatest strengths is it is built within the Internet, where it is safe, theoretically, from nefarious third-party takeovers from private interests or governments. One question that has never been posed is what happens to Bitcoin if we […]
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Chip Shot: Intel and UN Women Celebrate International Women’s Day, Discuss Intel She Will Connect
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Intel convened with UN Women and the UN Missions of Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa at the United Nations to discuss what bridging the Internet gender gap can mean for women, Africa and the global community…
Intel Helps Developers Simplify the ‘Internet of Things’
Growing Ecosystem Ships More than 50 Products Based on Intel Intelligent Systems Framework, Intel Releases New Software Tools
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
- Intel ecosystem lines up to support the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework with more than 50 products based on the reference platforms now shipping.
- ADLINK* and Eurotech* join the growing ecosystem of companies that support the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework.
- Intel unveils Intel® System Studio and Intel® Firmware Support Package, to help reduce time-to-market and product development costs.
- Intel announces a PROFINET IO solution based on the Intel Ethernet Controller I210 and stacks from KW-Software, enabling Intel® architecture to deliver the highest level of PROFINET performance.
EMBEDDED WORLD, Nuremberg, Germany, Feb. 26, 2013 – Intel Corporation today announced several new advancements in support of the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework, including a ecosystem growth, framework-ready products and two new software tools designed to help reduce time-to-market and costs for developers.
Today, billions of devices are connecting to each other directly and through the cloud and generating enormous volumes of data in the process. A huge portion of the growth of “big data” comes from intelligent systems — a category of securely managed machines that autonomously connect to the Internet, execute native or cloud-based applications and analyze the data collected. To simplify the deployment of intelligent systems, which comprise what is frequently called the “Internet of Things,” Intel recently released the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework. The framework is a set of interoperable specifications designed to address connecting, managing and securing intelligent devices in a consistent and scalable manner.
Since the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework was announced in September 2012, the embedded ecosystem has used it to develop and deploy more than 50 products in the communications, transportation, medical, mobile, industrial and retail industries.
“In just under 6 months since the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework was released, we’ve seen impressive support and adoption from this rapidly expanding ecosystem,” said Jim Robinson, general manager, Segments and Broad Market Division at Intel. “The framework provides a consistent and scalable way for the embedded community to develop intelligent systems and shift resources from the development phase for extracting greater value from their data.”
As the intelligent systems ecosystem has grown, so has the network of companies in support of the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework. ADLINK and Eurotech have joined an existing and growing network of system vendors, Internet service providers, system integrators and cloud-to-device services that build upon the Intel Intelligent System Framework and both companies will be demonstrating their Intelligent System Framework ready demos in the Intel booth. Current ecosystem companies include Advantech*, Arrow Electronics*, Avnet*, Axeda*, Dell*, Digi International*, Kontron*, McAfee*, Portwell*, WebHouse* and Wind River*.
To further enable the development of high-performance, scalable systems for industrial control, Intel unveiled a new solution that enables industrial designs built on Intel® architecture and the Intel Ethernet Controller I210 to achieve the highest level of PROFINET IO performance, enabling even the most demanding industrial applications with standard off-the-shelf components and platforms. The new solution is based on KW-Software’s PROFINET software stacks which are optimized for the Intel Ethernet Controller I210.
In an effort to help reduce development costs and time-to-market, Intel is releasing two new software tools – the Intel® System Studio and the Intel® Firmware Support Package to support ISF.
Intel® System Studio is a new software suite that integrates multiple development tools into one comprehensive package, enabling embedded and mobile software developers to quickly and efficiently deliver reliable systems based on Intel processors and SoCs. Intel System Studio includes powerful system and application debuggers to help get systems running, a memory and thread error checker to strengthen reliability and tools to optimize code that can boost power efficiency and performance.
The Intel Firmware Support Package provides low-level Intel CPU, Intel chipset and memory firmware initialization capability using a standardized interface. Previous firmware solutions for embedded devices were highly customized and offered no backward compatibility, creating an inability to scale products to meet rapid growth. The Intel Firmware Support Package can be easily integrated into any boot loader of the developer’s choice, such as coreboot*, Wind River VxWorks*, BIOS, Real-Time Operating Systems, Linux* and open source firmware.
The Intel System Studio single user license is available for $3,499 and a floating license (one seat) is available for $5,299. The Intel® Firmware Support Package and the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework are available free of charge. More information on the Intel Intelligent Systems Framework is available online.
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Intel Announces Groundbreaking ‘Women and the Web’ Report with UN Women and State Department
Report calls for doubling the number of women and girls in developing countries who are online to 1.2 billion in 3 years
WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 10, 2013 – Intel Corporation released a groundbreaking report on “Women and the Web,” unveiling concrete data on the enormous Internet gender gap in the developing world and the social and economic benefits of securing Internet access for women. To better understand the gender gap, Intel commissioned this study and consulted with the U.S. State Department’s Office of Global Women’s Issues, UN Women and World Pulse, a global network for women. The report issues a call to action to double the number of women and girls online in developing countries from 600 million today to 1.2 billion in 3 years.
On average, across the developing world nearly 25 percent fewer women than men have access to the Internet, and the gender gap soars to nearly 45 percent in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, according to the report. Further, the study found that one in five women in India and Egypt believes the Internet is not appropriate for them.
“This study demonstrates the enormity of the global Internet gender gap and more importantly, identifies specific ways the public, private and civil society sectors can work together to dramatically increase Internet access for women and girls,” said Shelly Esque, vice president of Intel’s Corporate Affairs Group and president of the Intel Foundation. “Intel has worked for decades to improve education around the world. If we can empower women and girls with the tools, resources and opportunities they need to succeed, we will transform their lives and the lives of everyone they touch.”
Seeing another 600 million women online would mean that 40 percent of women and girls in developing countries — nearly double the share today — would have access to the transformative power of the Internet. This goal, if realized, could potentially contribute an estimated US $13 billion to $18 billion to annual GDP across 144 developing countries.
“With the powerful capabilities the Internet enables — to connect, to learn, to engage, to increase productivity, and to find opportunities — women’s lack of access is giving rise to a second digital divide, one where women and girls risk being left further and further behind.”said Melanne Verveer, ambassador-at-large for Global Women’s Issues at the U.S. Department of State.”My hope is that this report will catalyze action to close the Internet gender gap. This will require knowledge, leadership, determination and collaboration among governments, public institutions, corporations, and civil society to tackle the wide range of gender-specific barriers to Internet access.”
“There is wide acknowledgement around the globe that women’s empowerment is a basic issue of social and economic justice and also essential to wider social progress and sustainable development,” said Michelle Bachelet, under-secretary-general and executive director, UN Women. “This report demonstrates that expanding access to the Internet and technology for women and girls is critical to their improved education, increased opportunity and ability to foster entrepreneurship in countries around the world.”
The report’s findings are based on interviews and surveys of 2,200 women and girls living in urban and peri-urban areas of four focus countries: Egypt, India, Mexico and Uganda, as well as analyses of global databases. The findings were unveiled during a panel discussion today in Washington, D.C. as part of the 2-day international working forum on women, ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) and development hosted by the State Department and UN Women.
Support for the study is part of Intel’s commitment to bridge this gender gap and empower people through innovation and education.
Through access to technology, scholarships and community learning programs, Intel provides girls and women with opportunities for quality education and personal growth. Intel’s programs equip women with access to information needed to excel.
Key highlights from the report:
- Gender barriers are real. One in five women in India and Egypt believes the Internet is not “appropriate” for them. On average across the developing world, nearly 25 percent fewer women than men have access to the Internet, and the gender gap soars to nearly 45 percent in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa.
- Bridging the Internet gender gap:
- Boosts women’s income and income potential. Across the surveyed countries, nearly half of respondents used the Web to search for and apply for a job, and 30 percent had used the Internet to earn additional income.
- Increases women’s sense of empowerment. More than 70 percent of Internet users considered the Internet “liberating” and 85 percent said it “provides more freedom.”
- Enabling Internet access for more women and girls in developing countries promises immediate, and immense, benefits. Seeing another 600 million women online would mean that 40 percent of women and girls in developing countries, nearly double the share today, would have access to the transformative power of the Internet. And, it could potentially contribute an estimated US$13 billion to $18 billion to annual GDP across 144 developing countries.
The full report can be viewed at http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/technology-in-education/women-in-the-web.html.
About Intel’s Girls and Women Commitment
Today, millions of girls around the world have little or no access to education. Intel believes that education should be a fundamental right for everyone and recognizes the major role technology plays in improving both the quality of and access to education. Through access to technology, scholarships and community learning programs, Intel provides girls and women with opportunities for quality education and personal growth.
About Intel
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Watching Television on Devices around the Home Made Possible with Intel Technology
Intel collaborates with Comcast to support XFINITY TV viewing on Intel-based devices in the home
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
- Ultrabook™devices, all-in-one PCs, and Intel-based tablets and smartphones suited to stream XFINITY TV.
- Intel® Puma™ 6MG-based XG5 Multi-Screen Video Gateway by ARRIS debuts emerging category of new devices.
INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW, Las Vegas, Jan. 7, 2013 – Intel Corporation today announced a TV experience that will enable customers to view live and on-demand television content on Intel-based devices.
Intel is collaborating with Comcast so that customers can enjoy the XFINITY TV experience on IP set-top boxes, Ultrabook™ devices, Intel-based all-in-one PCs, tablets and smartphones as well as smart TVs in the home. This experience is made possible by the Intel® Puma™ 6MG-based XG5 multi-screen video gateway.
“Working closely with service providers like Comcast allows us to bring exciting new entertainment experiences to tablets, phones, all-in-one PCs and Ultrabook devices,” said Alan Crouch, Intel vice president and general manager, PCCG Service Provider Division. “Intel-based multi-screen video gateways in the home from innovative OEMs like ARRIS allow people to watch both live TV and on-demand shows whenever they want on their new Intel-based devices.”
The XG5multi-screen video gateway, which is designed by ARRIS, a leading global communications technology company, allows any screen in the home to access high-quality live and on-demand entertainment. This new category of device provides video, voice and high-speed Internet via MoCA, DECT and Wi-Fi from one device creating a home network for numerous devices and second screens. Multi-screen video gateways are emerging devices that centrally manage pay TV, broadband access to voice as well as new services such as home security and home management.
“Intel has been a great partner as we work to develop a platform that supports an in-home gateway and client architecture,” said Steve Reynolds, senior vice president of Customer Premise Equipment for Comcast. “Intel’s powerful silicon platforms and their support for our RDK software initiative have enabled us to quickly develop a flexible platform for the delivery of our cable video services that will give customers the ability to view them on a wide range of consumer devices in the home.”
Comcast is working with Intel to develop this technology based on upcoming enhancements to the DLNA Premium Content Guidelines to deliver its XFINITY TV experience to Intel-based devices in the home. DLNA is a set of interoperability guidelines that enable the delivery of enhanced content services and secure transport of protected digital content to devices around the home.
The demonstration in Intel’s CES booth (Central Hall, #7252) shows XFINITY TV streaming from the XG5 multi-screen video gateway to an IP set-top box as well as directly to an Ultrabook, an all-in-one PC, an Intel-based tablet, a smartphone and a smart TV.
About Intel
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is a world leader in computing innovation. The company designs and builds the essential technologies that serve as the foundation for the world’s computing devices. Additional information about Intel is available at newsroom.intel.com and blogs.intel.com.
About Comcast Cable
Comcast Cable is the nation’s largest video, high-speed Internet and phone provider to residential customers under the XFINITY brand and also provides these services to businesses. Comcast has invested in technology to build an advanced network that delivers among the fastest broadband speeds, and brings customers personalized video, communications and home management offerings. Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) is a global media and technology company. Visit www.comcastcorporation.com for more information.
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