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Mayte Medina, who rose to prominence at retail giant Primark, has moved into luxury property development with the Drago project. In an interview, she describes the difficult transition, admitting she spent three or four months crying in her car before entering the office and that 'everything sounded like Chinese' when she changed companies. Her candid account of career change is drawing attention.
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Actor Dolph Lundgren, best known for playing Ivan Drago in Rocky IV, is opening up in a new documentary about his life and career. The film features the Swedish star discussing personal struggles and his decades in Hollywood, drawing fresh attention to the 67-year-old action icon.
- 3Dragos, runZero, NetRise CEOs to discuss xOT cybersecurity●🔉 On October 19 at 1PM ET, join Robert M. Lee, Chairman and CEO of Dragos, HD Moore, CEO and Founder of runZero, and Tho
On October 19 at 1PM ET, Robert M. Lee of Dragos, HD Moore of runZero, and Thomas Pace of NetRise will hold a live discussion on the future of xOT cybersecurity. The panel will cover the threats expected to reshape extended operational technology environments over the next decade and the business implications, bringing together three prominent figures from industrial and network security firms.
- 4OT cybersecurity standards neglect detection as incidents surge●The Prevention Bias Problem: Why Standards Are Failing OT Defenders OT cybersecurity incidents surged last year as organ
OT cybersecurity incidents surged last year, with organizations struggling to build detection and response capabilities. Dragos warns that most industry standards overemphasize prevention while neglecting detection and response readiness, leaving operational technology defenders exposed. Commentators argue this 'prevention bias' is failing teams who need balanced guidance to handle intrusions that prevention alone cannot stop.
- 5André Dragosch Argues Bitcoin's Fair Value Is $197,000▼André Dragosch: Why Bitcoin’s Fair Value is $197,000
André Dragosch, a crypto market analyst, has made the case that Bitcoin's fair value stands at roughly $197,000, well above current trading levels. The valuation, outlined in a piece published by Bitcoin Magazine, argues that on-chain and macroeconomic models point to significant undervaluation of the cryptocurrency.