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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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Themes, Trends, and Plurilock's Strategic Position 2025 Trends: Proactive Defense and Strategic Opportunities As we move into 2025, the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), the...
Cybersecurity Roundup – Part 1
Themes, Trends, and Plurilock's Strategic Position 2024 in Review: A Cybersecurity Imperative Cybersecurity became a critical operational focus in 2024, with attacks on governments and enterprises escalating worldwide. Compliance demands increased alongside a...
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Militaries around the world see the utility of sending unmanned underwater vehicles on missions that typically require expensive resources and heavy manpower. water covers over 70% of the earth, yet we’ve explored less than 5% of seabeds due to the sea’s hostile environment, an environment better suited for machines than humans. The unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) market is expected to be cumulatively worth $91 billion over the next decade. Although military spending dominates the industry, the industrial and consumer markets are quickly adopting drones and have decades of growth ahead.
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