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Asia Times |
‘Hong Kong, Singapore rivalry hobbling Asia’ in US$100 billion fintech race
Asia Times Asia’s competitiveness in fintech is being undermined by the rivalry among the region’s financial centers that has created regulatory complexity and uncertainty, a financial lobby group has warned. Governments across Asia – most notably Hong Kong and … Old Rivalry Holding Fintech Backfinews.asia |
June 12, 2017 at 06:41AM
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Charlie Helps FRSA retweeted:
True for the boardroom. #corpgov #codecon http://twitter.com/lyecies/status…
May 31, 2017 at 06:38AM
https://twitter.com/HelpsCharlie/status/869724620907311105
from Charlie Helps FRSA
True for the boardroom. #corpgov #codecon https://t.co/B1GCDYAGyt
— Fay Feeney (@fayfeeney) May 31, 2017
This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach.
A recent Network World article argued that automated threat detection (TD) is more important than automated incident response (IR). But the piece was predicated on flawed and misguided information.
The article shared an example of a financial institution in which analysts investigated 750 alerts per month only to find two verified threats. The piece claimed that, in this scenario, automated IR could only be applied to the two verified threat instances, therefore making automated threat detection upstream a more important capability by “orders of magnitude.”
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May 10, 2017 at 06:37AM
from Eran Barak, CEO, Hexadite