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Article: Novel ML-driven intrusion detection system for optimizing network security - ScienceDirect - published 3 months ago.
Content: The concept of using ML techniques to improve cyber security intrusion detection is the main intention of this research. The objective to enhance ...
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0957417425022407/pdf
Published: 2025 07 12 01:49:45
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Article: DevSecOps-Course - YouTube - published 3 months ago.
Content: Share your videos with friends, family, and the world.
https://www.youtube.com/@DevSecOps-Course/shorts
Published: 2025 07 12 01:10:40
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Article: Unlock the business value of application security posture management (ASPM ... - OpenText Blogs - published 3 months ago.
Content: DevSecOps without compromise. With rich integrations into IDEs, CI/CD, source control, ticketing, and cloud platforms, OpenText empowers developers ...
https://blogs.opentext.com/unlock-the-business-value-of-application-security-posture-management-aspm-with-opentext-application-security/
Published: 2025 07 12 01:00:00
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