Capitology Blog

Are Passwords Passé? Exploring the Future of Authentication

September 22, 2023
In today's digital age, where personal and sensitive information is constantly under threat from cyberattacks, the need for robust authentication methods has never been more critical.
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Improved Error Detection Could Spark Quantum Computing Revolution

September 20, 2023
Quantum computing is a groundbreaking sector of computing that harnesses the power of quantum mechanics to tackle problems far too complex for classical computers to crack. While quantum computers are still in their early stages of development, recent breakthroughs in the field—including new research from IBM that improves error detection and correction—could pave the way for more widespread adoption. 
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AI-Powered Contrail Avoidance Could Help Decrease Aviation’s Climate Impact

September 15, 2023
Sustainability and environmental consciousness are becoming increasingly important for companies hoping to avoid government scrutiny and consumer pushback. Aviation, which is responsible for as much as 3.5% of climate change according to a recent study from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is at the forefront of this issue. 
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A Day in the life of a Chief Information Security Officer

September 11, 2023
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) play a critical and growing role in nearly every organization across nearly every industry. As an executive-level position, CISOs protect their organization’s information assets, digital systems, and technological infrastructure. They take the lead in developing and ensuring the execution of an overarching strategy that can safeguard sensitive data from the ever-evolving threat landscape of cyberattacks. 
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AI's Promising Potential in the Fight Against Cancer

September 8, 2023
Generative AI has brought fast-paced change to nearly every industry, from the way we create and consume content to the way we do business.
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Power Innovation and Automation with a Degree in Mechatronics Engineering

September 5, 2023
Mechatronic engineers combine knowledge of mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering to create and empower advanced systems and products that seamlessly integrate mechanical components with electronics and software. They are at the forefront of designing innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and precision of automated machinery, particularly by creating and managing control systems that directs and regulates the behaviors of other systems. 
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Opening Pathways to Innovative Careers in Product Management

August 30, 2023
Product managers not only lead teams but lead innovation. Cutting-edge fields including aviation, AI, construction, cybersecurity and more are growing at a rapid rate, creating innovative careers in product management all around.
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How AI Fosters Advancement in the EdTech Industry

August 28, 2023
While much of the discussion around generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has focused on how tools like ChatGPT are ushering in a new wave of concerns around academic integrity, AI has tremendous potential to positively tr
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Understanding Ransomware: Operating System Vulnerabilities and Protection

August 24, 2023
Operating systems serve as the backbone of computer systems, coordinating the interaction between hardware and software and providing the foundation upon which all other applications run. Currently, five major operating systems dominate the vast landscape of computing: Android, Windows, iOS, macOS, and Linux. While each system boasts distinct features, the always present threat of ransomware transcends platforms, targeting them with varying tactics, risks, and outcomes. 
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Blockchain May Be a $10 Billion Solution for Financial Institutions

August 18, 2023
Financial institutions, often viewed as steadfast and cautious, have found themselves navigating a swiftly evolving technological landscape that is rewriting traditional norms. Historically, in the heavily regulated finance industry, the integration of new technologies undergoes scrutiny, regularly resulting in slow and complex implementation processes. That, combined with the heavy use of legacy systems that are difficult and expensive to change without disrupting normal operations, makes change hard to come by. 
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