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- 1Alibaba Named Official Tech and Cloud Partner of Brooklyn NetsโBrooklyn Sports & Entertainment Names Alibaba Group an Official Technology and Cloud Partner of the Brooklyn Nets
Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment has announced Alibaba Group as an official technology and cloud partner of the Brooklyn Nets. The deal makes the Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing giant a technology partner of the NBA franchise, part of a wider push by Alibaba to expand its cloud business and sports sponsorships internationally. Details on the length and financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
- 2Ukrainian infrastructure experts trained on electronic evidence handlingโCyberEast+ and CyberUA: Ukrainian critical infrastructure representatives and service providers enhanced their knowledge on procedures for collection and handling of e-evidence
Representatives of Ukraine's critical infrastructure sectors and service providers have completed training under the CyberEast+ and CyberUA projects on procedures for collecting and handling electronic evidence. The programme, run with Council of Europe support, aims to strengthen Ukraine's capacity to gather and process digital evidence in cybercrime cases, particularly relevant given the country's ongoing exposure to cyberattacks.
- 3DA to report e-Panic button data breach to SA regulatorโDA to report e-Panic button data breach to Information Regulator of South Africa
South Africa's Democratic Alliance says it will lodge a complaint with the Information Regulator over a data breach involving the e-Panic button service. The party is escalating the incident under the country's data protection framework, raising questions about how the emergency alert system handles users' personal information and who is responsible for safeguarding it.
- 4E-books add to budget strain at Pittsburgh librariesโE-books among budget challenges facing Pittsburgh libraries
Pittsburgh's library system is facing mounting budget pressures, with the rising cost of e-books among its key financial challenges. Digital titles often cost libraries far more than print editions, straining already tight budgets. Officials are weighing how to keep services funded as expenses grow.