Not everyone with an iPhone also owns a Mac. There are a bunch of split iOS-Windows users out there – myself included – and the lack of interoperability between these platforms can be frustrating. Thankfully, Microsoft and Apple will continue to set aside their differences to the benefit of users of both platforms, as was the case on Wednesday when Microsoft brought iCloud Photos integration to the Photos app on Windows 11.

Advisor technology provider and consulting firm Skience announced their integration with CapitalROCK’s business intelligence engine RightBRIDGE on Nov. 8.

While many advisors have likely heard of Skience by now, this is probably less the case for RightBRIDGE, which is meant to help advisors determine the best interest status of proposed rollovers, account types and products in a more automated way.

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The integration is another step Skience has taken toward allowing advisory firms of any size to easily integrate compliance with the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation Best Interest rule into their day-to-day workflow and processes.

Damon Gladman, head of product management at Skience, said RightBRIDGE uses ReasonText, a proprietary client and recommendation-specific technology that uses machine learning to proposed products or advice meet the licensing broker/dealers best interest requirements—or does not meet them—and automatically generates an analysis report.

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“It explains exactly why the suggestion is being made including client-specific analysis and information,” said Gladman. “It describes for the client the disciplined approach used to determine the suitability of a product.”

During a recent interview, Gladman said this integration made a lot of sense.

“We have some compliance tools, but our surveillance product is mostly catered to post-trade items,” said Gladman.

Gladman said data from RightBRIDGE’s recommendations will be used to update records in Skience as well as leveraged by Skience’s suitability checks.

“As part of the new account opening, Skience offers suitability testing, license and registration validation, and OFAC/CIP testing, all captured in detailed trails and snapshots for regulatory audits,” said Gladman. “Skience’s compliance solutions enable firms to perform one-click suitability testing during new account opening based on data available from RightBRIDGE’s recommendations, such as investment objective, risk tolerance, source of funds, age, time horizon and other factors.”

What they didn’t have before now, Gladman said, were any features or technology specifically with Reg BI or PTE 2020-02. The SEC first implemented Reg BI in June 2020.

And in December 2020, the Department of Labor adopted PTE 2020-02, Improving Investment Advice for Workers & Retirees, a new prohibited transaction exemption under ERISA and the code for investment advice fiduciaries concerning employee benefit plans and individual retirement accounts (IRAs).

“This is like when you’re in your high school math class and you have a proof that you have to do,” said Gladman. “Sometimes you’re smart to know what the answer is because you’ve done problems like it a million times and you can write the answer down and it’s great, but you still get a zero on the problem from the teacher because you didn’t show your work. This is the exact same scenario. The regulator is looking for advisors to show their work, which is exactly what this does in a very streamlined way.”

In November 2021, Skience announced it had added a SEC 17a-4 compliant repository for documents to its platform. The firm also announced an impending integration with the popular advisor CRM technology provider Redtail Technology.

Gladman said this latest development was a “fairly deep integration” including bidirectional data flows between Skience and RightBRIDGE. All of the data which comes back from RightBRIDGE, not a subset, is then stored in Skience.

“They are able to pass data out of Skience into RightBRIDGE to reduce data entry,” said Gladman. “They go through their process in RightBRIDGE to define their recommendation of product fit for their client. Then they come back into Skience. All of that is seamless.”

Design, develop and maintain efficient and high-quality integrations connecting data, applications and third parties that support business processes and customer needs including Monitoring and analysing existing integrations to Improve their performance and efficiency. The person appointed to this position will report to the Senior Manager: Applications.
Requirements:

National Diploma (3-years) or bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or another related field.
Certification in IBM Cloud Pak For Integration (CP4I). ITIL Foundation certification will be an added advantage. Minimum
5 – 10 years’ experience in software development, with 3 – 5 years’ experience in integration engineering. Proficiency with data modelling, manipulation, and distribution between applications. Strong knowledge of integration design and development processes (e.g., development, testing, debugging). Demonstrated experience in data integration and workflow scripting. Strong proficiency in relevant coding languages (Java, C#, SQL). Experience with system integration technologies (RESTful APIs, OAUTH 2.0, event brokers, data virtualization, SOAP APIs). Experience in setting up and monitoring integration platforms within an enterprise environment as well as integrations with cloud solutions and external parties.

Key Performance Areas:

– Gather and analyze business and customer requirements to identify and prioritize opportunities to Improve efficiencies and processes through integration.
– Design and implement integration flows and enhancements, including APIs and/or file-based integrations.
– Create and review technical design documentation to ensure the accurate development of integration solutions
– Partner with development teams (both internal and external) to lead the designing and developing of integration solutions and prototypes, according to business requirements.
– Determine, conduct, and automate integration tests, load tests, and performance tests, including facilitating set-up of test data and accounts.
– Proactively monitor integration performance and troubleshoot, resolve, and report integration issues to impacted
teams and stakeholders.
– Participate in ICT Disaster Recovery tests and assist the Risk and Security officer in identifying Integration Platform related continuity gaps and participate in correcting them.
– Ensure that the DR Integration environment configuration is kept up to date and accurate for unplanned ICT DR
Tests.
– Attend to and take ownership of problems escalated by both internal and external stakeholders.
– Manage all 3rd level support incidents with the Integration Platform vendor
– Ensure documentation and updating of known errors repository.
– Ensure that Integration Platforms and related components are kept up to date in relation to patches whilst adhering to ICT governance framework (Change Management Process)
– Ensure that any updates implemented on the Integration Platform is planned properly to minimize disruptions and
down time.
– Participate in writing internal and external documentation that requires technical input (Memos, Terms of Reference, Tenders, etc.)
– Attends and constructively participates in all scheduled meetings with the various departments and industry
representatives and is always on time for the start of meetings.
– Identify and analyze industry or geographic trends with implications to the integration interfaces.

Other Key Competencies:

The candidate must demonstrate the following skills and attributes: Ability to convert business requirements to business
processes and technical designs, good understanding of ITIL framework, excellent analytical and problem-solving skills,
good interpersonal skills and ability to communicate across all levels, experience in drafting technical documentation,
ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage time efficiently, ability to comfortably work under pressure, keen attention to detail, problem-solving abilities and solid knowledge base.

Desired Skills:

• problem-solving skills
• good interpersonal skills
• ability to communicate across all levels

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If you have super-helper syndrome, you have a compulsion to help other people – so much so that you can fail to look after your own needs.

It’s more common than you might think, and it’s a trait you might observe in yourself or others; those people that can’t stop themselves helping.

But why are some people so driven to help? Is it a learned behaviour, or something in their DNA?

That’s something psychologists Jess Baker and Rod Vincent explore in their book, The Super-Helper Syndrome – A Survival Guide For Compassionate People.

‘Some super-helpers are in the helping professions but many of them aren’t,’ say Jess and Rod. ‘They can range from lawyers and accountants to the self-employed, mums, teachers, nurses, therapists and social workers.

‘What they have in common is that they are 360-degree helpers, helping in all aspects of their lives.

‘People who are susceptible to the super-helper syndrome are all around us. They are the problem-solvers, the mediators, the fixers who can’t resist any opportunity to help. There is usually one in every family. The friend that always helps in a crisis or lends an ear. They are reliable.’

Ahead, the pair break down four possible causes of being a super-helper.

Different levels of empathy

For some super-helpers, it’s in their genes.

‘There is scientific evidence that helping can have a genetic component,’ say Jess and Rod. ‘Researchers have found that empathy is determined to some extent by our genes and have pinpointed the genes involved in this.’

Childhood messages

Jess and Rod tell Metro.co.uk: ‘Some children (especially girls) are taught that they must help other people in order to be a good person.

‘If this socialisation is strong enough it can lead them to adopt what we call the Good Person Belief, one of the irrational beliefs that drive compulsive helping.’

A support worker who responded to the psychologists’ questionnaires listed this reason for her super-helping tendencies, explaining: ‘I got noticed when I was a good girl. Praise made me feel like I was good enough.

‘I can see where my people-pleasing comes from. Thirty-seven years of autopilot is hard to break.’

‘It’s hardly surprising when children begin to internalise their parents’ and teachers’ messages,’ Jess and Rod note. ‘They see themselves as good when they help; they criticise themselves when they don’t. They feed off the praise and rewards. They live in fear of these being taken away. They are on the way to becoming a compulsive helper.

‘Over time, the Good Person Belief becomes part of their operating system. Helping becomes habitual.’

Another childhood message that can create super-helper syndrome is one around suffering.

Jess and Rod say: ‘Other children are socialised by childhood messages that highlight the suffering around them or they grow up with role-models who attempt to alleviate that suffering.

‘While it is understandable to want to do what we can to alleviate the suffering of others, when this is taken to extremes it can lead them to adopt another of the irrational beliefs, a sense of personal responsibility to help everyone you meet.

‘Everyone else’s problem becomes your problem if you hold the Help Everyone Belief.’

Trauma

‘Some people metamorphose into helpers as a result of childhood pain,’ say Jess and Rod.

‘When we asked people why they became a helper, they often referenced their childhood. Many had experienced early deprivation or hardship. Some grew up with volatile or abusive parents.

‘Childhood trauma doesn’t necessarily make people into helpers. It sculpts them in many forms. But it does shape compulsive helpers out of some of them.

‘They move on from their trauma to become the problem-solver, the fixer, the go-to rescuer in the family. They move on from trauma to a career as an expert helper.

‘One example of this from our research was a dentist who described her mother as very hot and cold. She said it was the cold bits she remembered.

‘She told us how she needed love but would get nothing from her mother and how that rejection has impacted her own awareness of others. “I don’t want to upset anyone; I want to do right by them and help people.”‘

Circumstances

Some people are made to become helpers by circumstance, as someone else is dependent on them.

‘They may or may not be a natural helper but the circumstances they find themselves in or the responsibilities they face mean that they have little choice,’ Jess and Rod note.

‘Examples that readily come to mind are looking after a child with Down’s syndrome, a grandfather who has had a stroke, a partner injured in a car accident.

‘There are an estimated 6.5 million unpaid carers in the UK alone. Dependent relationships can also occur in the workplace. They are found across all occupations, where someone believes their patients, customers or the rest of the team couldn’t survive without them.’

What to do if you have super-helper syndrome

If you’re relating to this, don’t panic – there are ways to tackle the super-helper mindset and look after yourself.

We’ve shared some self-help for super-helpers here, and Jess and Rod’s book provides practical guidance.

‘For anyone who is helping to the point where they are finding it difficult to look after their own needs, the book provides solutions,’ they say. ‘It shows how to counter any irrational beliefs you might be holding. It shows that however difficult your circumstances when you are looking after a dependent, you deserve to have your own needs met too.

‘The book provides activities for the reader to profile and analyse their own helping relationships. It offers support for people who want to adopt a Healthy Helper Mindset, including meeting their own needs, building assertiveness and setting helping boundaries.

‘It guides the reader towards countering self-criticism with mindful self-compassion. It’s only by doing these things that compassionate people can be most effective at helping others.’

Jess Baker & Rod Vincent are Chartered Psychologists and authors of The Super-Helper Syndrome – A Survival Guide for Compassionate People on sale now in hardback (£18.99) and ebook published by Flint Books.

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Apple enterprise management firm Jamf Holding Corp. today announced a new integration with Amazon Web Services Inc. that helps companies elevate their security posture.

Announced at AWS re:Invent 2022, the new Jamf AWS integration is pitched as increasing organization security through improving threat prevention measures and reducing the risk of data breaches. The integration does so while simplifying security controls and allowing AWS Verified Access users to define a set of policies or criteria in Jamf that allow end users and their devices to gain access to internal services on AWS.

The integration with AWS Verified Access allows organizations to verify that devices are managed and meet an acceptable risk threshold before providing access to sensitive or critical internal services. Customers can define flexible policies that align with their organizational requirements and overall level of security risk tolerance.

In one example, a customer may want to only allow managed devices that originate from a specific internet protocol address range, have a certain device risk score present, or have a minimum operating system version. The integration allows customers to go deeper with management and security, bringing together Jamf Pro, AWS and the Jamf Trust app.

“We are excited to continue working with AWS… to help our joint customers increase organizational security while simplifying security controls,” Dean Hager, chief executive officer of Jamf, said in a statement. “With this integration, organizations can use the AWS infrastructure they have invested in, empower users with the devices they love and depend on security workflows that IT and security teams trust.”

The new AWS Jamf integration is not the first time Jamf has worked with Amazon on combined services. Jamf announced in April that it was working with AWS to create a streamlined and powerful workflow to manage and provide an added layer of security to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Mac instances at scale.

The combination leverages the power of Apple and AWS to take the concept of zero-touch deployment “further than before.” Seven months later, Jamf customers are provided with trusted access to virtual Mac computers in a similar manner to physical Macs. Doing so provides flexible resource allocation to organizations relying on Mac for their business’s critical components.

Jamf, which was floated in an initial public offering in 2020, was more recently in the news in September when it debuted new features for managing Apple Inc. devices in the enterprise. The set of features enables enterprises to maintain and secure their employees’ Apple Inc. devices more easily.

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Integration to provide more seamless correlation and detection of security incidents

NEW YORK, Nov. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Datadog, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDOG), the monitoring and security platform for cloud applications, today announced a new integration with Amazon Security Lake. The integration, announced during AWS re:Invent, makes it easy for Amazon Security Lake users to send cloud security logs to Datadog in a standard format.

Building data pipelines in order to aggregate and route security logs to various security analytics solutions can be a cumbersome and time-consuming process. For Amazon Security Lake customers, Datadog's integration provides an easy way to send security logs to Datadog with minimal configuration required.

Once security logs are ingested into Datadog, customers can analyze and identify threats through out-of-the-box detection rules or by writing custom security rules. They can also do deeper investigations using Datadog's log management tools.

"Amazon Security Lake makes it easier for teams to manage their cloud security data and analyze it with partner solutions of their choice," said Rod Wallace, General Manager for Amazon Security Lake. "Datadog's integration with Amazon Security Lake will allow customers to collect their security logs to Improve their cybersecurity posture and send them to Datadog for analysis leveraging an open source schema."

"Security threat detection and investigation is dependent on an effective logging strategy that ensures critical logs are being properly analyzed. However, managing dozens of log integrations from cloud-hosted accounts and entities can be cumbersome and lead to gaps in visibility," said Pierre Betouin, SVP of Security Products at Datadog. "Amazon Security Lake and Datadog are working together to provide an easy way to set up and manage important log integrations for Datadog Cloud SIEM, giving customers deep visibility into their most critical infrastructure."

To learn more about Amazon Security Lake's integration with Datadog's security offerings, please visit: https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/analyze-amazon-security-lake-logs-with-datadog. Or stop by Datadog's Cloud and Application Security booth at AWS re:Invent.

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Datadog is the monitoring and security platform for cloud applications. Our SaaS platform integrates and automates infrastructure monitoring, application performance monitoring and log management to provide unified, real-time observability of our customers' entire technology stack. Datadog is used by organizations of all sizes and across a wide range of industries to enable digital transformation and cloud migration, drive collaboration among development, operations, security and business teams, accelerate time to market for applications, reduce time to problem resolution, secure applications and infrastructure, understand user behavior and track key business metrics.

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AWS Verified Access brings the next generation of device-based security to the modern workplace

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Jamf (NASDAQ: JAMF), the standard in managing and securing Apple at work, announced a new integration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to empower organizations using AWS and Jamf to elevate their security posture. AWS Verified Access allows customers to define a set of policies or criteria in Jamf that must be met before allowing end users and their respective devices to gain access to internal services on AWS.

New integration improves organizational security by improving threat prevention measures and reducing risk of data breaches, while simplifying security controls

Now with AWS Verified Access, organizations using AWS and Jamf can verify that devices are managed and meet an acceptable risk threshold before providing access to sensitive or critical internal services. The policies that customers can define can be flexible according to their organizational requirements and overall level of security risk tolerance. For example, a customer may want to only allow devices that are managed and originate from a specific Internet Protocol (IP) address range, have a certain device risk score present, or have minimum operating system (OS) version. This new integration allows customers to go deeper with management and security, bringing together Jamf Pro, AWS and the Jamf Trust app. 

For companies that run private applications on AWS, Jamf’s support is an important first step in securing business data with a trusted user and device. This integration is one component of the wider vision of Trusted Access Jamf first presented at this year’s Jamf Nation User Conference.

“We are excited to continue working with AWS, one of the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud offerings, to help our joint customers increase organizational security while simplifying security controls,” said Dean Hager, CEO, Jamf. “With this integration, organizations can use the AWS infrastructure they have invested in, empower users with the devices they love, and depend on security workflows that IT and security teams trust.” 

Jamf continues to innovate with AWS

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Earlier this fall, Jamf announced that it was working with AWS to create a streamlined and powerful workflow to manage and provide an added layer of security to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) Mac instances at scale. An organization needs to ensure that its virtual machines are as secure as their physical machines. Leveraging the power of Apple and AWS, Jamf has taken the concept of zero-touch deployment further than before. Now through Jamf’s leading management and security solutions, organizations can provide trusted access to virtual Mac computers in the same manner they do physical Macs, which provides flexible resource allocation to organizations that rely on Mac for critical components of their business.

“AWS is proud to continue to work with Jamf so organizations can provide Trusted Access to their users,” said Dave Brown, vice president of Amazon EC2 at AWS. “Today’s announcement of AWS Verified Access Integration is the next step in a powerful partnership aimed at helping the enterprise succeed with Apple.”

The workflow is available on Mac for AWS and Jamf customers today.

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Informatica Corp. is extending its alliance with Amazon Web Services Inc. today with the announcement of a new set of cloud data management services that are intended to make it easier for nontechnical users to upload and manipulate data in AWS’ Redshift cloud data warehouse.

Informatica said its Data Loader software, which is a free tool for loading data into a cloud warehouse, is now embedded directly into the Redshift Console to enable users to upload data from multiple sources quickly without the extensive cleansing and governance procedures that can stretch that process to days or weeks.

“Traditionally, loading data is a heavy-scale use case with IT involvement and governance,” said Informatica Chief Executive Amit Walia (pictured). “If I’m a departmental use, I don’t want all that complexity. Because Data Loader is natively integrated, it’s very easy to apply.”

Informatica said it’s targeting end users who want to experiment with data analysis but aren’t ready to put their workloads into operation. Data Loader is free to use up until an unspecified threshold, after which consumption-based pricing applies. “This is about reduced friction at the front end,” Walia said.

Simpler access to third-party data

To make it easier for users to access data from third-party sources, Informatica has also integrated its Cloud Data Marketplace with AWS Data Exchange, which is a repository of more than 3,000 data collection sets from more than 250 data providers available in a single, centralized interface. The Cloud Data Marketplace allows data from multiple sources to be organized into categories for browsing and ingestion by data consumers, with a data asset registry for inventorying available data sets and built-in governance.

“It’s a way for any user to shop for data in a very governed way,” Walia said. Informatica said it’s now the only vendor that packages both first- and third-party datasets in combination with AWS Data Exchange.

In an announcement aimed at data scientists and engineers, Informatica said it has integrated its Infacore headless data management platform with AWS’ SageMaker managed machine learning service. A headless platform is one that can be used with any front end. Infacore can be used to quickly build data pipelines and to simplify the process of consuming, transforming and preparing data from any source.

“Infacore is a developer-centric product that gives them all the capability of our Intelligent Data Management Cloud with the ability to code on top of it,” Walia said. “The native user interface is embedded within the AWS experience so developers can do all the jobs they need without going from one interface to another.”

Informatica also partners with Google LLC and Microsoft Corp. to deliver cloud services, but Walia wouldn’t say if the integrations announced today will be duplicated on those platforms.

Informatica and AWS have several hundred joint customers, the companies detailed today in conjunction with the release of the new features. The features join a number of existing integrations that the former company provides for AWS services. 

In recent years, Informatica has made the public cloud a major focus of its sales growth strategy. The company’s cloud annualized recurring revenue jumped 39%, to $400 million, last quarter. The number of organizations that spend more than $1 million annually on Informatica’s products grew 50% during the quarter.

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It seems that the blockchain-based applications are expected to be an influence towards the concept of tokenisation as it can be beneficial for the long-term decentralised landscape. Experts believe that blockchain-backed asset tokenisation can bring about a new definition of investments and ownership models, along with establishment of connection between business models and tokenised assets.

According to MarketsandMarkets, a market research company, the global tokenisation market is expected to grow from $2.3 billion in 2021 to $5.6 billion by 2026, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19%. “I believe tokenisation has increased the utility of blockchain. Blockchain-based tokenisation has the potential to offer security, lesser intermediaries, and greater automation along with transparency in transactions. Based on recent industry surveys, we could see a big push in the coming years where more sectors could adopt this technology,” Prashant Kumar, founder and CEO, weTrade, a cryptocurrency-based platform, told FE Blockchain.

Insights from market-oriented research has shown that blockchain-based tokenisation carries the potential to ensure proof of ownership and can enhance the liquidity potential of assets. As stated by Polymath (POLY), a blockchain-based token platform, blockchain’s utilisation can bring increased efficiency and reduced error to the creation, issuance, and management of security, which helps with cost reduction as well. 

“When an asset is tokenised, it can be traded 24 by 7 across the global market. This makes it easier to buy and sell assets, and also allows for price discovery. Blockchain-based tokenisation can help reduce fraud and counterfeiting. When an asset is represented by a digital token on a blockchain, it becomes difficult to counterfeit or tamper with. This could have implications for sectors such as luxury goods and collectables,” Srinivas L, CEO and CTO, Rooba.Finance, a blockchain and smart contract-based platform, stated.

Reportedly, companies which are building asset tokenisation-based solutions on blockchain include Securitize, Binance, tZERO, ADDX, SEBA Bank, Polymath, AllianceBlock, among others. It is believed that in Switzerland, the Dolder Grand Hotel has plans to tokenise its rooms and permit guests to fractionally own them through a security token offering (STO). Further sectors such as finance, luxury goods, collectables, voting rights, among others, are expected to head towards mainstream adoption of blockchain-based tokenisation.

Moreover, market analysts predict that blockchain-based tokenisation is here to stay as the technology carries potential to benefit a number of industries. As reported by HCLTech, an information technology company, tokenisation is facing challenges with regard to regulatory frameworks, as blockchain and tokenisation’s integration can deliver rise to a new set of cryptocurrency assets. 

“Since the sector is unregulated, there are pros and cons to it. There are cases where the trust was broken such as FTT and FTX, and there are cases where the pricing was influenced. All this brings a negative sentiment but if we see holistically, in long-term, it can reap out a lot of benefits if it can be bought under a global regulatory framework,” Vipin Vindal, CEO, Quarks Technosoft, an information technology (IT) solutions company, highlighted. 

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