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Can Big Data take on cancer?
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/07/08/can-big-data-take-on-cancer/#new_tabWriting for Forbes, Bernard Marr terms the fight against cancer as the “Holy Grail” of modern medicine. “Almost everyone will be affected at some point in their lives, either personally or by proxy through a loved one,” he explained. “So it’s no surprise that Big Data is being put to use in many ways to […]
Can Big Data take on cancer?
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/can-big-data-take-on-cancer-2/Writing for Forbes, Bernard Marr terms the fight against cancer as the “Holy Grail” of modern medicine. “Almost everyone will be affected at some point in their lives, either personally or by proxy through a loved one,” he explained. “So it’s no surprise that Big Data is being put to use in many ways to […]
Bringing your own encryption and keys to the Cloud
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/07/07/security-bringing-your-own-encryption-and-keys-to-the-cloud/#new_tabSean McGrath of InformationWeek recently confirmed that the rise of the public Cloud as a “de-facto standard” has prompted businesses to ask new questions about their respective security procedures. “The answer to numerous security questions and concerns lies, of course, in encryption,” he explained.
What is EMV?
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/what-is-emv/The number of chip cards in circulation increased by 1 billion in 2014. But what is EMV chip technology and why is it proving to be such a success?
Bringing your own encryption and keys to the Cloud
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/security-bringing-your-own-encryption-and-keys-to-the-cloud/Sean McGrath of InformationWeek recently confirmed that the rise of the public Cloud as a “de-facto standard” has prompted businesses to ask new questions about their respective security procedures. “The answer to numerous security questions and concerns lies, of course, in encryption,” he explained. “The earliest forms of cryptography were found in hieroglyphs carved into […]
Robots and sensors eyed for civil construction
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/07/06/robots-and-sensors-eyed-for-civil-construction/#new_tabWriting for the New Civil Engineer, Greg Pitcher reports that civil contractors will increasingly use robots and sensors to create structures in futuristic offsite factories. “In 10 years’ time I see robots and robotic machinery being used in offsite construction facilities, rather than cranes and forklift trucks,” Duncan White, the director of science and industry […]
Robots and sensors eyed for civil construction
https://www.rambus.com/blogs/robots-and-sensors-eyed-for-civil-construction-2/Writing for the New Civil Engineer, Greg Pitcher reports that civil contractors will increasingly use robots and sensors to create structures in futuristic offsite factories. “In 10 years’ time I see robots and robotic machinery being used in offsite construction facilities, rather than cranes and forklift trucks,” Duncan White, the director of science and industry […]
Abellio ScotRail aims for 60% Smart with Nevis System
https://www.rambus.com/abellio-scotrail-aims-for-60-smart-with-nevis-system/July 2015 Abellio has chosen the ITSO-based smart ticketing system provided by Nevis Technologies and has big plans for smart ticketing. Abellio chooses Nevis Technologies as its smart ticketing provider The Dutch company has been running the ScotRail franchise since April this year and has big plans for smart ticketing. Nevis Technologies back office HOPS […]
DPA Countermeasures
https://www.rambus.com/security/dpa-countermeasures/Our Cryptography Research division discovered Simple Power Analysis (SPA) and Differential Power Analysis (DPA), and developed fundamental solutions and techniques for protecting devices against DPA and related side-channel attacks, along with supporting tools, programs, and services.
Mitnick says the IoT is exploitable
https://www.rambusblog.com/2015/07/02/mitnick-says-the-iot-is-exploitable/#new_tabKevin Mitnick recently told the Freescale Technology Forum that the Internet of Things (IoT) is “exploitable.” “I don’t know any system out there that’s impenetrable,” the hacker turned security consultant emphasized during a conference symposium cited by DesignNews. “In our experience, when we are hired by clients to attack their systems, our success rate is […]
