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Cisco announces Sovereign Controls for Webex European Customers Together with Eviden and Deutsche Telekom

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Wednesday, October 11, 2023

BRUSSELS, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Cisco announces new Webex by Cisco (Webex) collaborations with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden to provide sovereign controls for European customers, from small to large businesses, education, banking, healthcare organizations, municipalities and public administration. With this setup, encryption keys for Webex Meetings, Messaging and Calling User-Generated Information will be managed and hosted either by Deutsche Telekom or Eviden, on European soil. The keys will be held and managed by the two trusted partners and remain separate from Cisco's infrastructure.

Key Points: 
  • Cisco Webex to deliver sovereign controls for European customers, together with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden, an Atos business.
  • BRUSSELS, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Cisco announces new Webex by Cisco (Webex) collaborations with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden to provide sovereign controls for European customers, from small to large businesses, education, banking, healthcare organizations, municipalities and public administration.
  • With this setup, encryption keys for Webex Meetings, Messaging and Calling User-Generated Information will be managed and hosted either by Deutsche Telekom or Eviden, on European soil.
  • With the new Sovereign Controls feature, Cisco builds upon its existing EU data residency program with additional control European customers can exercise over their data.

Cisco announces Sovereign Controls for Webex European Customers Together with Eviden and Deutsche Telekom

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, October 11, 2023

BRUSSELS, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Cisco announces new Webex by Cisco (Webex) collaborations with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden to provide sovereign controls for European customers, from small to large businesses, education, banking, healthcare organizations, municipalities and public administration. With this setup, encryption keys for Webex Meetings, Messaging and Calling User-Generated Information will be managed and hosted either by Deutsche Telekom or Eviden, on European soil. The keys will be held and managed by the two trusted partners and remain separate from Cisco's infrastructure.

Key Points: 
  • Cisco Webex to deliver sovereign controls for European customers, together with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden, an Atos business.
  • BRUSSELS, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Cisco announces new Webex by Cisco (Webex) collaborations with Deutsche Telekom and Eviden to provide sovereign controls for European customers, from small to large businesses, education, banking, healthcare organizations, municipalities and public administration.
  • With this setup, encryption keys for Webex Meetings, Messaging and Calling User-Generated Information will be managed and hosted either by Deutsche Telekom or Eviden, on European soil.
  • With the new Sovereign Controls feature, Cisco builds upon its existing EU data residency program with additional control European customers can exercise over their data.

ICO statement on Meta

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Wednesday, August 2, 2023

Stephen Almond, ICO Executive Director of Regulatory Risk, said:

Key Points: 
  • Stephen Almond, ICO Executive Director of Regulatory Risk, said:
    “As a digital regulator, we pay close attention to how companies operate internationally and how people’s rights are respected.
  • “We’re aware of Meta’s plans to seek consent from users for behavioural advertising in the EU, to the exclusion of the UK.
  • This follows related findings by the Court of Justice of the European Union, Irish Data Protection Commission and Norwegian Data Protection Authority.
  • “We are assessing what this means for information rights of people in the UK and considering an appropriate response.”

Global Forensic Technology Market to 2030: Technological Upgrades in Forensic Laboratories and Infrastructure Drives Growth - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Friday, July 7, 2023

The global forensic technology market size is expected to reach USD 10.65 billion by 2030.

Key Points: 
  • The global forensic technology market size is expected to reach USD 10.65 billion by 2030.
  • Technological developments in forensic laboratories and infrastructure are widening the growth prospects of the market.
  • However, stringent regulatory constraints are expected to limit the growth of the forensic technology industry in emerging countries.
  • In addition, the lack of skilled professionals and the high cost of advanced forensic techniques are some of the factors restraining the growth of the global market to some extent.

Wrap Technologies to Showcase Its BolaWrap® Solution at the Public Risk Management Association (PRIMA) Conference

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Thursday, June 1, 2023

TEMPE, Ariz., June 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Wrap Technologies (Nasdaq: WRAP) (“Wrap” or the “Company”), a global pioneer in innovative public safety solution, today announced its participation in the Public Risk Management Association (PRIMA) Conference, taking place in Long Beach, California from June 4 to June 7, 2023.

Key Points: 
  • TEMPE, Ariz., June 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Wrap Technologies (Nasdaq: WRAP) (“Wrap” or the “Company”), a global pioneer in innovative public safety solution, today announced its participation in the Public Risk Management Association (PRIMA) Conference, taking place in Long Beach, California from June 4 to June 7, 2023.
  • Wrap will demonstrate its cutting-edge BolaWrap® solution, offering a practical and effective approach to mitigating the risk of injury and reducing liability and workmen’s compensation claims for risk pools covering law enforcement agencies nationwide.
  • This innovative, patented hand-held remote restraint device is designed in accordance with Wrap’s no-harm guiding principle to actively deter escalation.
  • The PRIMA Conference serves as an ideal platform to showcase the game-changing potential of the BolaWrap® Solution.

Trump found liable for assaulting, defaming E. Jean Carroll – after a trial where he relied on a discredited myth about how women should react to rape

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Tuesday, May 9, 2023

The jury, which announced its verdict on May 9, 2023, awarded Carroll US$5 million in damages.

Key Points: 
  • The jury, which announced its verdict on May 9, 2023, awarded Carroll US$5 million in damages.
  • Trump’s legal team ended its closing arguments in his rape trial on May 8 by saying that Carroll was lying about the alleged decades-old assault.
  • Carroll filed a lawsuit in 2022, claiming that Trump had raped her and then defamed her with his denials.

Myths about responses to sexual assault

    • Over several decades, researchers have documented myths about sexual assault – referred to as rape myths – that are both common and persistently held.
    • Like the line of questioning directed at Carroll, rape myths imply that “real” sexual assault can be distinguished from false accusations based on how women responded to the assault.
    • Rape myths are so prevalent that they can even be detected among people with training on sexual assault, such as law enforcement officers and crime lab personnel.
    • Contrary to myths, though, people respond in diverse ways when they experience traumatic events, including sexual assault.

Myths about responses to disclosure

    • After all, research shows that sexual assault can take a serious toll on all aspects of survivors’ lives, from their physical and psychological health to their careers and education.
    • In 2015, a team of researchers considered responses to sexual assault in a court setting by asking mock jurors to read nearly identical summaries of a sexual assault trial.

Women rarely lie about sexual assault

    • People routinely question women’s credibility when they disclose sexual harassment and assault, and imply that women lie about assault.
    • However, evidence consistently shows that false reports of sexual assault are exceedingly rare.
    • For example, two different research teams analyzed sexual assault reports made to the Los Angeles Police Department and a large university police department.
    • Yet, the vast majority of sexual assault cases reported to law enforcement do not result in convictions.

Trump's lawyer accuses E. Jean Carroll of lying -- relying on a common and discredited myth about how women are supposed to react to rape

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Tuesday, May 9, 2023

Former President Donald Trump’s legal team ended its closing arguments in his rape trial on May 8, 2023, by saying Trump’s accuser – journalist E. Jean Carroll – was lying about the alleged decades-old assault.

Key Points: 
  • Former President Donald Trump’s legal team ended its closing arguments in his rape trial on May 8, 2023, by saying Trump’s accuser – journalist E. Jean Carroll – was lying about the alleged decades-old assault.
  • Following the two-week trial, a Manhattan jury is expected to soon reach a verdict about whether Trump is guilty of battery and defamation as Carroll’s lawsuit, filed in 2022, claims.
  • Trump has always denied that he raped Carroll.

Myths about responses to sexual assault

    • Over several decades, researchers have documented myths about sexual assault – referred to as rape myths – that are both common and persistently held.
    • Like the line of questioning directed at Carroll, rape myths imply that “real” sexual assault can be distinguished from false accusations based on how women responded to the assault.
    • Rape myths are so prevalent that they can even be detected among people with training on sexual assault, such as law enforcement officers and crime lab personnel.
    • Contrary to myths, though, people respond in diverse ways when they experience traumatic events, including sexual assault.

Myths about responses to disclosure

    • After all, research shows that sexual assault can take a serious toll on all aspects of survivors’ lives, from their physical and psychological health to their careers and education.
    • In 2015, a team of researchers considered responses to sexual assault in a court setting by asking mock jurors to read nearly identical summaries of a sexual assault trial.

Women rarely lie about sexual assault

    • People routinely question women’s credibility when they disclose sexual harassment and assault, and imply that women lie about assault.
    • However, evidence consistently shows that false reports of sexual assault are exceedingly rare.
    • For example, two different research teams analyzed sexual assault reports made to the Los Angeles Police Department and a large university police department.
    • Yet, the vast majority of sexual assault cases reported to law enforcement do not result in convictions.

Global Forensic Genomics Market Report to 2033: Fast Technology Development and Rising Government & Commercial Funding Drive Growth - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Monday, April 3, 2023

Fast technology development, rising government and commercial funding for the development of low-cost forensic testing methods, and a surge in crimes including homicide, kidnapping, and sexual assault are factors contributing to the market growth.

Key Points: 
  • Fast technology development, rising government and commercial funding for the development of low-cost forensic testing methods, and a surge in crimes including homicide, kidnapping, and sexual assault are factors contributing to the market growth.
  • However, high price of these instruments is expected to hinder the growth.
  • Rising government and commercial funding for the development of low-cost forensic testing methods is expected to fuel the market growth during the forecast period.
  • Surge in crimes including homicide, kidnapping, and sexual assault is predicted to propel the market growth during the projected period.