Technology Reporting

TT tech startup wants your face to be your ID

Mark Lyndersay - October 7, 2022

In the iProov system, as many as 250 discrete data measurements are made of a participant's face and stored as an encrypted data hash, a string of code, that's only readable by the company's software.

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Digital transformation questions the budget doesn’t answer

Mark Lyndersay - October 3, 2022

"Creating a digital nation" is listed as priority area seven out of nine, but there's little in next year's PSIP that establishes any priorities for the new Digital Transformation Ministry.

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TATT revives discussion on OTT services

Mark Lyndersay - September 26, 2022

If the authority persuades the region to act collectively in this matter, the aggregate size of the Caribbean is unlikely to persuade any streaming service to abide by any regulation it considers too onerous.

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Becoming a brand in a digital era

Mark Lyndersay - September 19, 2022

"What will they people about you online? What's the story that your presence there is telling?

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MusicTT and COTT push for music tagging using ISRC codes

Mark Lyndersay - September 12, 2022

While thieves can remove metadata from digital files, creators should clearly identify their work through tagging to lubricate the legal use of creative works.

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Updated: Hive Ransomware goes public on Massy Stores infiltration

Mark Lyndersay - September 8, 2022

Sources suggest that as much as 215GB of data may have been exfiltrated from the company before it was encrypted.

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TSTT opens new Parlour, an online shopfront

Mark Lyndersay - September 5, 2022

It's early days yet for the project, but a shopping experience that was meant to emphasise indigenous products might have benefited from front-loading with more exemplary craft and artisan art products.

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Microsoft’s new cybersecurity report reveals evolved ransomware system

Mark Lyndersay - August 29, 2022

An access broker will use phishing techniques to gain access to a computer system. A RaaS affiliate will buy tools to exploit this access for a 30 per cent cut of the profit.

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