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Steve Kovsky
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Editorial Director, Blackberry Blog
San Diego
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Biography
More than 20 years’ experience as an award-winning technology journalist, broadcaster, author and subject matter expert; 10 years as a B2B content strategist/creator/director/manager, and head of executive/external/internal communications, serving under six CMOs. Currently serving as independent PR, marketing, media and editorial consultant; board advisor for life sciences, technology/SaaS startups and incubators.
Economics , Opinion Writing , Politics
Court stories
Content
By Steve Kovsky| Tech News World Verified When the 2024 Olympics in Paris kick off with the opening ceremony on July 26, a billion viewers are expected to tune in remotely, while several hundred thousand will be on hand to witness the spectacle in person. Among the throngs will be those who seek to exploit this global attention for malicious purposes. A recent report from cybersecurity firm DataDome estimates that 4 billion cyberattacks will be launched during the games, primarily targeting businesses in adjacent industry sectors.
By Steve Kovsky| Blackberry Blog@ The software-defined vehicle (SDV) is the ultimate edge device: It fairly bristles with sensors, complexity, computational needs in abundance, and must also be as safe as possible. But scalable performance and security often seem to be mutually exclusive in computing, with robust dependability throttling speed and performance.
By Steve Kovsky| Tech News World Verified When the 2024 Olympics in Paris kick off with the opening ceremony on July 26, a billion viewers are expected to tune in remotely, while several hundred thousand will be on hand to witness the spectacle in person. Among the throngs will be those who seek to exploit this global attention for malicious purposes. A recent report from cybersecurity firm DataDome estimates that 4 billion cyberattacks will be launched during the games, primarily targeting businesses in adjacent industry sectors.
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Blackberry Blog