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Internet security Market Size, Analysis, and Top Vendors – International Business Machine (IBM) Corp., Hewlett Packard, Microsoft Corp., Cisco System Inc., Intel Corporation (McAfee Inc.), Symantec Corporation

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New Jersey, United States,- The Internet security Market Research Report is an in-depth study that provides industry-wide insight into existing and emerging growth patterns, end-user analysis, and other key data that have been tested and validated by experts. and industry professionals. The report studies the market for importance, share, size, demand and supply, models, competitive landscape, industry chain analysis, and other significant factors. The report also provides a detailed overview of the driving forces of the industry, along with the micro and macroeconomic factors that are likely to affect its development.

The Internet security market research report assesses the global Internet security Market industry market and includes sales and capacity forecasts for the anticipated period 2021-2028. The factors driving the growth of the industry are highlighted in the report. The report divides the Internet security market into broad categories such as forms, applications, end-user, technology, and others for better understanding. These segments are carefully examined to provide a more detailed perspective on the global and regional markets. The report also examines key industry players including their product portfolios, company overviews, strategic growth strategies, revenue generation, market share and size, geographic presence, and market size. development and manufacturing capabilities.

Internet Security Market was valued at USD 41.20 Billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 74.04 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2020 to 2027.

The report has conducted extensive research on the market segments and sub-segments and clarified which market segment will dominate the market during the forecast period. To help clients to make informed decisions about companies’ investment plans and strategies in the Internet security market, the report involves in-depth information regarding regional market performance and competitive analysis.

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Acer Chromebook Spin 514 review: Mean green machine

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Sometimes (slightly) bigger is better. Computing on small screens can leave you feeling cramped and unproductive. That’s why the Acer Chromebook Spin 514 packs a 14-inch screen in a convertible form factor, giving you a wide range of ways to use it. This mid-range Chromebook targets those seeking to get more from their machines, such as business users, college students, and teachers. And it comes in a number of configurations to suit your budget. Does it deserve a home in your backpack or briefcase? Find out in the Android Authority Acer Chromebook Spin 514 review.

About this Acer Chromebook Spin 514 review: I used the Acer Chromebook Spin 514 (Ryzen 5, 8GB/128GB) for seven days running Chrome OS 89. The Acer Chromebook Spin 514 review unit was provided to Android Authority by Acer for this article.

What you need to know about the Acer Chromebook Spin 514

Acer Chromebook Spin 514 front face

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  • Acer Chromebook Spin 514 (Ryzen 3, 4GB/64GB): $479/£479/€479
  • Acer Chromebook Spin 514 (Ryzen 3, 8GB/64GB): $529
  • Acer Chromebook Spin 514 (Ryzen 5, 8GB/128GB): $599/£599/€599

The Acer Chromebook Spin 514 comes in three different variants. The main differences between them are the processor, RAM, storage, and ports. We tested the high-end model (priced at $599), which has the fastest processor along with the highest configuration of RAM/storage and the most ports. Beyond these differences, the Spin 514 is the same across the versions.

See also: The best Chromebooks you can buy

That means you get a 14-inch Full HD display, an aluminum chassis with military-grade durability, a spacious keyboard, nearly all-day battery life, and the 360-degree spinning form factor. While the entry-level model is available only in Pure Silver, the middle and high-end models are available in Pure Silver and Mist Green. We tested the green colorway.

How is the hardware?

Acer Chromebook Spin 514 right angled profile

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In a word, solid. Acer built a hefty Chromebook in the Spin 514. This device is semi-rugged and can take a beating, which means the chassis is substantial. The lid is covered in aluminum, the lower chassis is made from a toughened plastic material, and the display is covered by Gorilla Glass 3. The Chromebook is…

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Top 8 Cybersecurity Datasets For Your Next Machine Learning Project

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Machine learning techniques play a critical role in detecting serious threats in the network. A good dataset helps create robust machine learning systems to address various network security problems, malware attacks, phishing, and host intrusion. For instance, the real-world cybersecurity datasets will help you work in projects like network intrusion detection system, network packet inspection system, etc, using machine learning models. 

Here is a list of the 8 top cybersecurity datasets you can use for your next machine learning project.

(The list is in no particular order)

1| ADFA Intrusion Detection Datasets

About: The ADFA Intrusion Detection Datasets are designed for the evaluation by system call based HIDS. The datasets cover both Linux and Windows and help in detecting anomaly-based intrusions on both Linux and Windows. The datasets are used as a benchmarking for traditional Host Based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS).

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2| ISOT Botnet and Ransomware Detection Datasets

About: The ISOT Botnet dataset is a combination of several existing publicly available malicious and non-malicious datasets. The ISOT Ransomware Detection dataset consists of over 420 GB of ransomware and benign programmes execution traces. The ISOT HTTP botnet dataset comprises two traffic captures: malicious DNS data for nine different botnets and benign DNS for 19 different well-known software applications.

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3| FakeNewsNet

About: FakeNewsNet is a fake news data repository, which contains two comprehensive datasets with diverse features in news content, social context, and spatiotemporal information. The dataset is constructed using an end-to-end system called FakeNewsTracker. The data repository can boost the study of various open research problems related to fake news study.

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4| Malicious URLs Dataset

About: The Malicious URLs dataset consists of about 2.4 million URLs (examples) and 3.2 million features. The datasets are available in two types, Matlab and SVM-light. In Matlab format, the file url.mat contains FeatureTypes, a list of column indices for the data matrices that are real-valued features. In SVM-light format, the FeatureTypes is a text file list…

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The Cybersecurity 202: New voting machine security standards are already drawing controversy

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“Adopting VVSG 2.0 is the most important action the EAC has taken in 15 years”  EAC Commissioner Ben Hovland said at the vote yesterday.

But the new standards are already drawing scrutiny from lawmakers and voting security advocates.

They worry they leave loopholes allowing voting machine companies to skirt best practices and leave machines vulnerable to interference. They were approved as some of the nation’s most prominent voting machine companies are suing Fox News and top lawyers for Trump because of their unfounded fraud claims related to their machines.

In a letter led by Rep. Bill Foster (D-Ill.), more than 20 members of Congress are asking the EAC to reconsider its recommendations. The letter expresses concerns about how the guidelines frame the use of machines with parts that can connect to the Internet. 

“This is extremely troubling, as computer security and networking experts have warned that merely disabling networking capability is not enough,” they wrote. “Benign misconfigurations that could enable connectivity are commonplace and malicious software can be directed to enable connectivity silently and undetectable, allowing hackers access to the voting system software.”

Foster tweeted after the meeting:

House Homeland Security Committee Democrats also expressed disappointment on Twitter:

More than two dozen election security experts and voter advocacy groups also have criticized the language, accusing the agency of pulling a last-minute switch from draft guidelines that went through a public comment process before approval. (The new language did not go through the comment process.)

“The EAC’s decision to make substantive security changes to the VVSG 2.0 draft, outside of the legally mandated process is not just legally troubling, it is particularly tone-deaf. Transparency, accountability and trust in our election processes and systems are principles the EAC should be advancing, not degrading,” Susan Greenhalgh, senior adviser on election security at Free Speech For People wrote in a statement.

The group believes there are “valid concerns that the EAC amended requirements … as a result of nonpublic meetings with voting system vendors.” 

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