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  . New IDSA Survey Indicates Decreased Confidence in Securing Employee Identities    Nearly every part of daily life — at home and work — turned upside down last year. The global shift to remote work and eLearning, large-scale investments in SaaS and cloud services and strong focus on digital transformation has brought a surge in newfound technologies and identities. According to the “ 2021 Trends in Securing Digital Identities ” survey from Identity Defined Security Alliance (IDSA), 83% of IT security and identity professionals experienced an increase in identities since last year, with one in five (20%) reporting that the number of identities they manage increased by more than 25%. Meanwhile, security teams’ confidence in their ability to secure employee identities dropped from 49% to 32%. This decrease in confidence in securing employee identities is particularly interesting on several fronts.  First, the survey found that confidence levels in securing privileged...

00:40 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard Share via Email Comments U.S. DONALD TRUMP 2020 ELECTION Trump Reportedly Told Jeffrey Rosen to Call Election 'Corrupt' Days After Barr Resigned BY  MARY ELLEN CAGNASSOLA  ON 7/30/21 AT 1:14 PM EDT Notes of a December call made by President  Donald Trump  to senior Justice Department officials, released Friday by the House Oversight Committee, show Trump urged those officials to publicly declare the results of the 2020 election "corrupt." Handwritten notes from one of the participants in the December 27 conversation demonstrate the lengths Trump went to in an attempt to reverse the results of the election and gain the support of officials in law enforcement and government leadership. Last month, emails from Trump and his allies in the final weeks of his term in office revealed that they attempted to pressure the Justice Department to look into their unsubs...

Indonesian light frigate KRI Bunt     Tensions continue to rise in the Indo-Pacific, where China's economic growth and military modernization have drawn the attention and concern of politicians and defense officials in the region and around the world. As China and the US compete for influence in the region, they are setting their sights on a country that has historically resisted getting involved in foreign affairs: Indonesia. With over 270 million people, Indonesia is the fourth-largest country in the world and the third-largest in Asia. Made up of over 17,000 islands that straddle the Pacific and Indian oceans, it has a commanding position over the vital Strait of Malacca and the traditional maritime approaches to Australia. "The geopolitical challenges of the future, Indonesia sits in an incredibly important strategic location," Michael Green, senior vice president for Asia and Japan chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told Insider. Indonesia...

  Share Article via Email 7jjh hiMandi Woodruff-Santos is the co-host of the money and careers podcast “Brown Ambition.” Photo by Shane Samuels  Woodruff-Santos is the co-host Invest with Acorns Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Em Share Article via Twitter Se Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Email Mandi Woodruff-Santos is the co-host of the money and careers podcast “Brown Ambition. At the point when I wound up going to diagram another course in my vocation in May of 2021, I called my monetary organizer to check whether I could stand to take the jump toward go out all alone as a business person.  My little child was two months from beginning a $2,200/month day care and I had quite recently left my six-figure work in advertising to zero in on my long-running web recording "Earthy colored Ambition" and start a counseling business. My significant other's administration compensation covered not exactly a l...

  This couple retired in 1991 with $500,000 invested in mutual funds. Here’s why they moved most of their money to ETFs Robert Exley Jr. @ROBERTEXLEY Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Email WATCH NOW VIDEO 04:53 How ETFs work Billy and Akaisha Kaderli both retired in 1991 at the ripe age of 38. The former stock broker has lived through a series of market booms and busts, but the 2008 crash led Billy Kaderli to rethink his investment strategy. The retiree sold some shares of a mutual fund he was invested in, and his account was placed under a 30-day hold. Not having access to his money led Kaderli to research more flexible options. Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, can be traded much like stocks, and gave Kaderli more freedom to move the couple’s money around. That trading does come with more risk but can be useful for an informed investor, Kaderli said. The funds are also tax-efficient thanks to their unique st...

9597 237 11:23 Traders expect altcoins to move higher now that Bitcoin price finally pierced the $41,000 resistance. Bitcoin (BTC) and most major altcoins appear to be floundering close to their particular overhead obstruction levels. This recommends that a few financial backers are proceeding to sell at more elevated levels.  Notwithstanding, 21st Paradigm prime supporter Dylan LeClair said that on-chain information shows "huge exchange volumes from over-the-counter (OTC) work areas throughout the last week." Cointelegraph additionally as of late featured a notable 57,000 BTC surge from trades on July 28.  Ecoinometrics likewise refered to on-affix information to show that "whales" and "little fish'' collected Bitcoin when the cost recuperated from $29,400 to more than $40,800 this week  Institutional financial backers are likewise not to be abandoned in their arrangements to amass more Bitcoin. MicroStrategy, which holds around 105,085 Bitcoin, said i...