IntelliGenesis LLC is proud to be a small business sponsor for the upcoming Maritime and Control Systems Cybersecurity Conference known as Hack the Port 2022. Held in Fort Lauderdale, FL from March 21st – March 25th, the hybrid cybersecurity event was put together by MISI and DreamPort with inspiration from the U.S. Cyber Command.
IntelliGenesis CEO, Angie Lienert, joined a panel discussion for the NVIDIA GTC 22 Conference – “The Importance of AI in Defensive Cybersecurity.”
IntelliGenesis LLC is proud to announce our Women Supporting Women STEM Scholarship for high school students graduating in the 2021-2022 school year!
As the founder of a woman-owned company, IntelliGenesis CEO, Angie Lienert, wants to promote and encourage other women to take risks, challenge themselves, and support each other. With this $1,500 scholarship, we aim to further diversity and growth within the STEM fields.
We are currently accepting applications for candidates in Maryland, Georgia and Texas, and will be awarding 11 total scholarships.
Imagine you’re playing an online video game with your friends, streaming online, or whatever you do to pass the time with your favorite online game, when out of nowhere an image takes over your computer and starts issuing threatening messages with a robotic voice. Normally, this sort of thing only happens on TV, but on January 21st, this happened during a livestream to a streamer named ‘The__Grim__Sleeper.’ Two days later, the developers of the Dark Souls franchise announced that multiplayer for all of the Dark Souls games, including their upcoming Elden Rings game, has been taken offline until the issue is resolved.
However, providers with less than 100,000 subscribers have until June 30, 2023 to implement STIR/SHAKEN. This is important because the FCC found that most illegal robocalls come from a subset of these small providers, which has prompted the agency to propose shortening the adoption period by one year.
We all hate Robocalls and scammers persistently calling our phones and you may have sensed an increase in the frequency of this common nuisance. You are correct.
So far in 2021, Americans have received a monthly average of 30.7 spam calls, compared to 28.0 in 2020, according to a June 2021 report from Truecaller. Robocalls represented 21.5 of the average monthly spam calls, or 70%.