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Cybeats Eating the SBOM Market, One Byte at a Time
Cybeats Demonstrates Strong Customer Traction and Expanding Pipeline Report #2 Recap In Sophic Capital’s The Invisible Grid report, we introduced Sophic Capital client Cybeats Technologies Corp. [CSE:CYBT, OTCQB:CYBCF], a global leader in software supply chain...
The Invisible Grid: Cybeats Secures the Software Supply Chain for Critical Infrastructure
Report #1 Recap In Sophic Capital’s SBOMs Away!, we discussed security and privacy issues related to software development and shared recent significant cybersecurity events that exploited software vulnerabilities. Sophic Capital also introduced the growing global...
SBOMs Away!
Why Software Supply Chain Security Has Become a Top Priority Problem Modern software constantly changes as new features are added, bugs are fixed, and vulnerabilities are patched. Most people don’t realize that modern software isn’t built from scratch—it’s assembled...
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On January 31, 2020, U.S. President Donald Trump issued an Executive Order to stop the importation of counterfeit goods. This followed an April 2019 Memorandum that specifically targeted third-party, online retailers selling counterfeited and pirated goods. Dirty, dirty oil. We are so past that. Renewables are all the rage – clean energy, renewable natural gas, wind and solar. Whether you are committed to or skeptical about renewable energies, you cannot deny that ESG companies are getting a lot of media headlines and bylines. For those new to ESG, it stands for “Environmental, Social and Governance”, and includes not only renewable energy companies but also firms changing their practices to affect positive environmental, social, and government changes. Most consumers care about their personal data privacy but don’t know how to: a) take back their data, and b) monetize their data. Not only are governments stepping up regulations to protect consumers, but awareness around the value of personal data is starting to proliferate across the media. As consumers realize the value of their personal data, they may be inclined to protect it and find a way to monetize it. Welcome to Part 3 of Give it Away – The Million You Never Made, where we’ll show how Freckle (FRKL-TSXV), a Sophic Capital client, has a data privacy-compliant application that will fill the void left by traditional data brokers that cannot meet regulatory requirements around the collection and monetization of YOUR personal data. We’ve all seen online advertisements that match our interests. Many of us have pieced together that websites and apps collect our personal info, determine our interests, and somehow advertise to our interests whenever we’re online. What many people don’t know is that there are companies beyond Facebook and Google collecting our personal data and selling our digital profile to the highest bidders. You get paid nothing. Here is what happens when we use social media, applications and websites. In exchange for free access, we provide (often voluntarily) details about who we are, what we do, where we are, our interests, apps we use, Internet pages we visit, who are friends are… you get the point. Companies create a profile about you from your personal data, which is then packaged by companies like Oracle and sold to brands and data companies.
Fake Products Is Not Fake News
Fossil Fuels Aren’t Going Away – Not Your Typical ESG Investment
Give it Away – The Million You Never Made
Data Privacy – The Canary in the Coal Mine
Give it Away – The Million You Never Made (Part 3)
Give it Away – The Million You Never Made (Part 2)
Sophic Insights – Give it Away – The Million You Never Made (Part 1)
An Electrifying Idea
Sophic Insights – The Weather is Nice, Investors are on Holiday; Opportunity Knocks