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ThreatLocker is growing so fast, it's moving quickly to find more space and make room for new hires.

ThreatLocker to add 1,000+ jobs; eyes Orlando Magic's Westcourt for space - Orlando Business Journal

Crowdstrike fallout could cost billions. Time to review your cyber security insurance.

CrowdStrike fallout could cost billions. Here's what businesses need to do now. - Orlando Business Journal

A defense contractor building a Titusville facility announced it will be bigger than planned — and have more employees. Here are the details.

Defense contractor Draper to triple its Titusville workforce - Orlando Business Journal

David Adelson, whose 30-year career track record includes the formation of an economic development nonprofit, will retire.

Innovate Orlando CEO to step down - Orlando Business Journal

See how the new EA Sports College Football 25 video game came to be — and how NIL played a role in its development.

Electronic Arts' Daryl Holt talks College Football 25, NIL's role in video games - Orlando Business Journal

Guests expectations for immersive experiences are driving theme park technology development — and Universal has new tech in the works.

Tech for Universal ride lets guests choose intensity - Orlando Business Journal

An outage for Microsoft users caused by an update for CrowdStrike users sent shockwaves around the global economy

What is CrowdStrike? Details on company at heart of Microsoft outage - Orlando Business Journal

A CrowdStrike defect and Microsoft outage rocked airlines, banks and government agencies Friday morning. Here's how businesses can recover — and prepare for future disruptions.

CrowdStrike defect rocks airlines, banks and government agencies. Here's how to prepare for next time. - Orlando Business Journal

Hackers stole data on 7 million people — including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and other celebs.

23andMe to settle class-action suit around 2023 data breach - Bizwomen