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  • EV Sales Expected to ‘Dip’ After Credits Expire Sept 30: Industry Expert

    Accelerated phaseout dates for the new and used electric vehicle tax credits have led to a recent spike in sales since the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBBA, P.L. 119-21), but a firm’s dealership industry practice leader expects a “short-term dip” once the credits expire.

    EV Credits Almost Gone

    The IRC § 25E Previously-owned Clean Vehicles Credit and the IRC § 30D New Clean Vehicle Credit both terminate September 30, 2025, meaning neither credit will be allowed for vehicles acquired after that date.

    Originally set to expire after 2032, the OBBBA signed July 4 expedited the sunset of the clean vehicle credits, or the ‘EV’ credits as they are often referred to. Amended by the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022, the credits served to incentivize car buyers to go in an eco-friendlier direction but came with detailed eligibility requirements.

    The Section 30D EV credit provides up to $7,500 for the purchase of qualifying new plug-in EVs and fuel cell vehicles. But it is split into two $3,750 components: one for meeting a critical minerals requirement and one for meeting a battery component requirement.

    Eligible vehicles must have a battery capacity of at least 7 kWh, be manufactured by a qualified manufacturer, have final assembly in North America, and not exceed certain MSRP thresholds ($80,000 for vans/SUVs/pickups; $55,000 for other vehicles).

    The used vehicle credit under Section 25E provides up to $4,000 (or 30% of the sale price, if less) for the purchase of eligible used electric or fuel cell vehicles from a dealer for $25,000 or less.

    It is subject to income limits and other eligibility requirements for both the vehicle and the buyer. Both credits are non-refundable and must be claimed on Form 8936, Clean Vehicle Credit.

    Economic Impact

    According to Baker Tilly Principal Michael Mader, July and August were “very strong EV sales months” because of the OBBBA’s change to the credits’ expiration date. Customers are hurrying to buy eligible vehicles before the end of September, while dealerships are working to move their inventories and keep pace with this temporary spike in demand, Mader told Checkpoint.

    With the deadline less than three weeks away, dealerships are using the credits to bring in foot traffic to showrooms, although customers basing their decision to buy around the expected value of a credit will not need convincing.

    He noted that the new vehicle credit has a cap of $80,000 while the used vehicle credit maximum is $25,000. “A customer that was going to buy an EV used needs to find one that’s priced at $25,000 and they’re going to pay [$21,000]” if they buy this month.

    Afterwards, “they’re going to pay $25,000 for that vehicle, because that credit’s not there.”

    This will trigger a “shift in the market,” said Mader. “There’s going to be a drop after September 30, and then it’s going to come back to normalization again.”

    Tips for Taxpayers

    While buyers may have several questions about the credits, their worth, and how to claim them, Mader said it is ultimately the taxpayer’s responsibility to “educate themselves on the EV that they are considering, and what are their proximities to charging stations.” And, he continued, if there are charging stations, are they compatible? “Because some vehicles take special charging hookups and some don’t.”

    Prospective buyers should also factor in how long they plan on owning the vehicle and if the value of the credit is worth it right now. While waiting will cause a taxpayer to miss out on these credits, Mader said the EV technology may improve down the line and become more attractive to that customer later.

    But for those who are ready to buy now and have done their homework on eligibility, the advice is: “Don’t hesitate.”

    The IRS in recently issued FAQs (FS 2025-05) seemed to indicate that “it’s possible you could take delivery after September 30 to get the credit” so long as the payment was made and the contract was signed beforehand. But Mader suggested that taxpayers not take the risk on possibly losing out on a credit, just in case.

    Other advice Mader had for those considering an EV included ensuring the dealer is registered to the IRS portal for submitting documentation. Taxpayers cannot claim the credits if the dealership is not registered.

    “You need to have [a Form 8936] and the time of sale report,” he said. “Make sure when you walk out of the dealership, you’ve got your time of sale report.”

     

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  • Amazon announces fall hardware event

    Amazon announces fall hardware event

    Amazon has sent out invitations to its annual fall hardware event, where it traditionally launches a slew of new products, including Echo smart speakers, Fire TV devices, Kindles, and sometimes dozens of other gadgets. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30th, 2025, in New York City.

    The invitation hints at new Kindles — possibly a color Kindle Scribe? As well as new Echo devices, indicated by a blue Alexa light. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said earlier this year that the company would be releasing beautiful new hardware this fall. The Verge will be on the ground at the event later this month to cover all the announcements.

    Panay hosted a small, Kindle-only event in October 2024, but the company skipped its traditional big hardware event that year, instead releasing new devices, such as the Echo Show 21, a mini LED Fire TV, and a Fire TV Stick HD, more quietly over a couple of months. Panay then hosted a major, hardware-free event in February 2025, where Amazon relaunched Alexa Plus, the LLM-powered version of its voice assistant.

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  • Eye drops could offer an alternative to reading glasses for seniors

    Eye drops could offer an alternative to reading glasses for seniors

    Special eye drops used two to three times daily might one day replace reading glasses as a means of coping with age-related vision loss, researchers reported. Photo by Adobe Stock/HealthDay News

    Instead of searching for reading glasses, could middle-aged folks and seniors soon find themselves rummaging around for a misplaced eye dropper?

    Special eye drops used two to three times daily might one day replace reading glasses as a means of coping with age-related vision loss, researchers reported in Copenhagen Sunday at a meeting of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons.

    Researchers said most people using the drops could read an extra two, three or more lines on an eye chart.

    What’s more, their vision improvement lasted up to two years, results show.

    “Nearly all patients experienced positive improvements in near visual acuity, although the magnitude of the improvement depended on the status of their vision before treatment,” lead researcher Dr. Giovanna Benozzi, director of the Center for Advanced Research in Presbyopia in Buenos Aires, said in a news release.

    People naturally become nearsighted as they grow older, a condition called age-related presbyopia, researchers said in background notes.

    The eye drops contain a combination of two active ingredients: pilocarpine, a drug that constricts the pupils and contracts the muscle responsible for controlling near-vision focus, and diclofenac, an NSAID that reduces inflammation and discomfort associated with pilocarpine.

    Researchers tested the drops on 766 patients divided into three groups, with each group receiving a different strength of eye drop — 1%, 2% or 3% concentrations of pilocarpine.

    The team tested how well people could read an eye chart without reading glasses one hour after they first received the eyedrops, and then over two years of follow-up.

    “Our most significant result showed rapid and sustained improvements in near vision for all three concentrations,” Benozzi said. “One hour after having the first drops, patients had an average improvement of 3.45 Jaeger lines. The treatment also improved focus at all distances.”

    That wasn’t all.

    “Impressively, 99% of 148 patients in the 1% pilocarpine group reached optimal near vision and were able to read two or more extra lines,” Benozzi added. “Approximately 83% of all patients maintained good functional near vision at 12 months.”

    About 69% of people in the 2% group were able to read three or more extra lines on the Jaeger chart, and in the 3% group, 84% could read three or more extra lines, results showed.

    Side effects were generally mild, researchers said. About 32% of patients experienced temporary dim vision, and just under 4% reported headache or eye irritation.

    But none of the patients discontinued use of the eye drops, and no severe eye problems like increased intraocular pressure or retinal detachment were observed, Benozzi said.

    The results suggest that different concentrations of eyedrops could be prescribed to people based on their level of nearsightedness, she said.

    “Patients with less severe presbyopia responded best to 1% concentrations, while those with more advanced presbyopia required higher 2% or 3% concentrations to achieve significant visual improvement,” Benozzi said.

    These results could be particularly important for people who aren’t eligible for surgery for age-related nearsightedness, said Burkhard Dick, chair of ophthalmology at the University Eye Hospital Bochum in Germany, who reviewed the findings.

    However, Dick noted that long-term use of both pilocarpine and eyedropper NSAIDs might cause some unwanted side effects.

    “Broader, long-term, multi-center studies are needed to confirm safety and effectiveness before this treatment can be widely recommended,” Dick, who is president-elect of the ESCRS and was not involved in the study, said in a news release.

    Findings presented at medical meetings should be considered preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.

    More information

    The American Optometric Association has more on nearsightedness in middle age.

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  • Google Modifies Search Results Parameter, Affecting SEO Tools

    Google Modifies Search Results Parameter, Affecting SEO Tools

    Google appears to have disabled or is testing the removal of the &num=100 URL parameter that shows 100 results per page.

    Reports of the change began around September 10, and quickly spread through the SEO community as rank-tracking tools showed disruptions.

    Google hasn’t yet issued a public statement.

    What’s Happening

    The &num=100 parameter has long been used to retrieve 100 results in one request.

    Over the weekend, practitioners noticed that forcing 100 results often no longer works, and in earlier tests it worked only intermittently, which suggested a rollout or experiment.

    @tehseoowner reported on X:

    Keyword Insights wrote:

    Ripple Effects On Rank-Tracking Tools

    Clark and others documented tools showing missing rankings or error states as the change landed.

    Some platforms’ search engine results page (SERP) screenshots and daily sensors briefly stalled or displayed data gaps.

    Multiple SEO professionals saw sharp declines in desktop impressions in Google Search Console starting September 10, with average position increasing accordingly.

    Clark’s analysis connects the timing of those drops to the &num=100 change. He proposes that earlier desktop impression spikes were partly inflated by bots from SEO and AI analytics tools loading pages with 100 results, which would register many more impressions than a normal 10-result page.

    This is a community theory at this stage, not a confirmed Google explanation.

    Re-Examining “The Great Decoupling”

    Over the past year, many teams reported rising impressions without matching clicks and associated that pattern with AI Overviews.

    Clark argues the &num=100 change, and the resulting tool disruptions, offer an alternate explanation for at least part of that decoupling, especially on desktop where most rank tracking happens.

    This remains an interpretation until Google comments or provides new reporting filters.

    What People Are Saying

    Clark wrote about the shift after observing significant drops in desktop impressions across multiple accounts starting on September 10.

    He wrote:

    “… I’m seeing a noticeable decline in desktop impressions, resulting in a sharp increase in average position.

    “This is across many accounts that I have access to and seems to have started around September 10th when the change first begun.”

    Keyword Insights said:

    “Google has killed the n=100 SERP parameter. Instead of 1 request for 100 SERP results, it now takes 10 requests (10x the cost). This impacts Keyword Insights’ rankings module. We’re reviewing options and will update the platform soon.”

    Ryan Jones suggests:

    “All of the AI tools scraping Google are going to result in the shutdown of most SEO tools. People are scraping so much, so aggressively for AI that Google is fighting back, and breaking all the SEO rank checkers and SERP scrapers in the process.”

    Considerations For SEO teams

    Take a closer look at recent Search Console trends.

    If you noticed a spike in desktop impressions in late 2024 or early 2025 without clicks, some of those impressions may have been driven by bots. Use the week-over-week changes since September 10 as a new baseline and note any substantial changes in your reporting.

    Check with your rank-tracking provider. Some tools are still working with pagination or alternative methods, while others have had gaps and are now fixing them.

    Looking Ahead

    Google has been reached out to for comment, but hasn’t confirmed whether this is a temporary test or a permanent shift.

    Tool vendors are already adapting, and the community is reevaluating how much of the ‘great decoupling’ story stemmed from methodology rather than user behavior.

    We’ll update if Google provides any guidance or if reporting changes show up in Search Console.

    Featured Image: Roman Samborskyi/Shutterstock


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  • Apple’s iPad Air M3 is back on sale for $150 off

    Apple’s iPad Air M3 is back on sale for $150 off

    If you’ve been on the fence about getting a new iPad then now might be the time to hop off it. Apple’s iPad Air M3 is down from $599 to the record-low price of $450. The 25 percent discount applies to the 11-inch Wi-Fi model.

    We gave the iPad Air M3 an 89 in our review, thanks, in part, to its new chip. The M3 chip gives this generation’s iPad Air a big boost over the M2 model — despite coming out less than a year apart. Plus, even without the discount, it’s a more affordable option across Apple’s iPad range.

    Apple

    In fact, we named the iPad Air M3 as our choice for the best iPad for most people. Unless you plan to use your iPad as a substitute computer or really want a top notch screen, then you probably don’t need the iPad Pro. The iPad Air M3 strikes a great balance of features for a lot less money.

    Check out our coverage of the best Apple deals for more discounts, and follow @EngadgetDeals on X for the latest tech deals and buying advice.


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  • Ebola vaccination underway in DR Congo amid 16th outbreak; WHO warns of tough fight-Xinhua

    KINSHASA, Sept. 15 (Xinhua) — The World Health Organization (WHO) has said Ebola vaccination is underway in Kasai Province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), as the country battles its 16th outbreak since 1976 amid warnings of a challenging fight to contain it.

    According to a WHO statement on Sunday, the ongoing phase of vaccination targets frontline health workers and the contacts of confirmed cases. The initial batch of 400 doses of the Ervebo vaccine, effective against the Zaire ebolavirus species behind the current outbreak, has already arrived in Bulape, described as the epicenter of the outbreak. An additional 45,000 doses are expected to reach the country in the coming days.

    On Sept. 4, the DRC government confirmed a new Ebola outbreak in Kasai Province, marking the country’s 16th outbreak since 1976. The WHO recalled that the same region experienced Ebola outbreaks in 2007 and 2008.

    “This worries us to the highest degree,” said Jean Kaseya, director-general of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), in an interview with French media TV5 Monde on Sept. 5.

    Kaseya said the current outbreak is caused by the Zaire strain, which he described as “the most virulent and the most lethal.” He also noted the heightened risk of cross-border spread given Kasai’s proximity to national frontiers.

    Ngashi Ngongo, principal advisor to the director general of the Africa CDC, told an online briefing on Sept. 11 that 68 suspected cases had been reported, including 20 confirmed and 16 deaths.

    He said suspected cases have now spread to four health zones, compared with only two at the onset. “It was two, now it is four,” Ngongo said, calling the epidemic “a major threat to national health systems.”

    He added that Bulape borders Sankuru Province, where the already fragile health infrastructure could exacerbate risks.

    Whole genome sequencing results suggest that the outbreak is a new zoonotic spillover event, not directly linked to the outbreaks in the same region in 2007 and 2008, said Ngongo.

    The epicenter of the outbreak is located near Tshikapa, the capital of Kasai Province, about 100 to 200 km from the Angolan border. The outbreak is currently affecting a remote rural district, though frequent population movements between Bulape and Tshikapa increase the risk of wider spread.

    Patrick Otim, a WHO Regional Office for Africa official, told reporters in Geneva, Switzerland, on Sept. 12 that confirmed cases had risen to 25, with new cases detected up to 70 km from Bulape, raising concerns about wider spread.

    He said the outbreak could still be brought under control if appropriate measures are taken within the next two weeks, while warning that such a goal is “possible but could be difficult.”

    Epidemiological investigations are ongoing, with transmission chains and the source of infection yet to be identified. The WHO currently assesses the public health risk as high at the national level, moderate at the regional level, and low at the global level.

    The DRC last declared the end of an Ebola outbreak in September 2022, after one case was confirmed in the eastern province of North Kivu. Testing showed that the case was genetically linked to the 2018-2020 outbreak in North Kivu and Ituri provinces, which killed nearly 2,300 people.

    Ebola first occurred in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks: one was of Sudan virus disease in Nzara in what is now South Sudan, and the other was of Ebola virus disease in Yambuku, in what is now the DRC, then known as Zaire. The latter occurred in a village near the Ebola River, from which the disease takes its name, according to the WHO.

    Ebola is a highly contagious hemorrhagic fever that causes a range of symptoms such as fever, vomiting, diarrhea, generalized pain, or malaise, and in many cases, internal and external bleeding. ■

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  • Balochistan launches crackdown on illegal trawling to protect marine life

    Balochistan launches crackdown on illegal trawling to protect marine life

    The Balochistan Fisheries Department has announced a decisive crackdown on illegal trawling along the province’s coastline in a bid to protect marine ecosystems and safeguard the livelihoods of coastal communities.

    According to an official press release, the initiative falls under the broader vision of Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, who has underscored the need for sustainable development and the welfare of local fishermen.

    During a review visit to Gwadar’s coastal areas, Director General Fisheries Balochistan Atiqullah Khan reaffirmed the department’s resolve to eliminate illegal fishing practices.

    He was accompanied by Assistant Director Shah Fahad Anwar, Marine Biologist Nematullah Zaheer, Inspector Abdul Basit, and Skipper Muhammad Yasin Khan. The team assessed the extent of unauthorized trawling and received a comprehensive briefing on the difficulties faced by local fishermen.

    Following the visit, the department pledged to take strict measures to curb unlawful practices, preserve marine biodiversity, and ensure the long-term sustainability of the fishing industry.

    The campaign is being carried out under the directives of Parliamentary Secretary Haji Barkat Rind and Secretary Fisheries Tariq Qamar Baloch, who emphasized that protecting the ecological balance and the economic interests of Balochistan’s coastal communities remains a top priority.


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  • These flexible fuel cells still work after being pierced with toothpicks and cut into pieces | Research

    These flexible fuel cells still work after being pierced with toothpicks and cut into pieces | Research

    Highly flexible fuel cells made from cotton yarn could power new wearable electronic devices. The thin, cord-like fuel cells, which convert the chemical energy from methanol into electricity, retain their energy reserves even under extreme stress, and provide a higher energy density than alternative flexible power sources.

    Flexible power sources based on lithium-ion batteries, solar cells, and zinc-ion batteries are being developed to meet the growing demand for mobile and wearable devices. But issues like low energy density, slow charging speeds and dependence on light are barriers to their use in commercial products.

    ‘Fuel cells are a promising solution due to their high energy density and rapid fuel replenishment,’ says Feng Yan at the Soochow University, China. ‘However, the rigid components and stringent requirements for pressure encapsulation significantly hinder their application in flexible energy devices.’

    Now, Yan and his team have developed lightweight, flexible and rapidly refueling fibre-shaped direct methanol fuel cells (FDMFCs) using woven cotton yarns coated with a special gel. The gel preserves the cotton fibres’ innate capillary action, enabling the material to quickly soak up methanol fuel.

    To complete the FDMFC, the gel-coated yarns are surrounded by thin electrode assemblies and encased within a nylon shell. The final device is 5.9mm in diameter.

    ‘The capillary action of cotton fibers enables rapid refueling of the FDMFCs within one minute,’ says Yan. ‘With an energy density of 161.36 Wh kg⁻¹, these fuel cells exceed the typical energy density of 128 Wh kg⁻¹ reported for fiber-shaped lithium-ion batteries.’

    In tests the FDMFCs were shown to work over a broad temperature range, from -20ºC to 70ºC. Bending the cell from straight to a U-shape increased its peak power density by 12% due to deformation-induced reduction in the internal resistance. The FDMFCs were also shown to be highly stable, withstanding high temperatures for over 100 hours and more than 10,000 bending cycles with only minor deteriorations.

    The cells even retained their functionality after being pierced with toothpicks, sprayed with water and cut into multiple segments. The smaller cells can then be used together in a stack that performs almost as well as the original intact FDMFC.

    Jay Benzinger, an expert on fuel cells from Princeton University, US, who wasn’t involved in the work, calls it ‘a novel approach to make flexible and deformable methanol fuel cells’. He explains that the cotton yarn works as a spongy membrane to hold the liquid fuel and eliminates the need for a fuel tank and fuel pump. Benzinger suggests that the new technology will be most promising for ‘small, compact systems, such as drones used by the military or geographical surveys’ and maybe biological devices.

    However, he also points out that carbon monoxide poisoning can be a problem with direct methanol fuel cells and says that further detailed analysis of the electrocatalysts is needed to ensure that this won’t be an issue with the new cells.

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  • Scouting Report: Musetti & Rublev lead Chengdu, Hangzhou fields, Alcaraz in Laver Cup action – ATP Tour

    1. Scouting Report: Musetti & Rublev lead Chengdu, Hangzhou fields, Alcaraz in Laver Cup action  ATP Tour
    2. Hangzhou Open ATP 2025: Entry List, Schedule of play, Prize Money, Draw and Predictions  Tennisuptodate.com
    3. Draper’s Shock Exit Blows Chengdu Open 2025 Wide Open  The Grandstand
    4. 2025 Hangzhou Open entry list, prize money, points, dates: Medvedev, Rublev, Bublik set to star  MSN
    5. Medvedev, Rublev, Bublik: Hangzhou Open entry list, prize money, ranking points  Tennis365

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  • Fenix24 Accelerates Growth with Strategic Partnerships, Global Expansion, and Solution Innovation

    Fenix24 Accelerates Growth with Strategic Partnerships, Global Expansion, and Solution Innovation

    Company builds on rebrand momentum, award recognition, and rapid hiring as demand for
    cyber resilience surges

    CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Fenix24™, the global leader in cyber disaster recovery and operational resiliency, today announced a series of milestones that highlight its momentum and rapid growth throughout 2025. From the company’s rebrand from Conversant Group, Fenix24 has strengthened its market presence through key strategic partnerships, international expansion, the launch of a groundbreaking cybersecurity resilience platform, and recognition through prestigious industry awards. Fenix24 has continued to scale its workforce at a time when much of the tech sector is contracting.

    Unlike many technology companies facing layoffs and a tightening talent pool, Fenix24 is defying the trend with rapid hiring across all areas of the business. This growth is driven by surging demand for the company’s unique ability to deliver comprehensive cyber resilience, seamlessly integrating threat prevention with rapid response and restoration. The company’s Securitas Summa cyber resilience program has quickly gained traction for its unmatched effectiveness in combining resistance and recovery strategies into a unified framework. At the heart of this approach is assured recovery efforts—a guarantee that organizations can not only use the best approach to withstand cyber threats but also the best team to restore operations swiftly and securely, minimizing downtime and preserving business continuity.

    “Cyberattacks continue to escalate in frequency and impact, with organizations needing resilient partners who can help them not only recover, but come back stronger,” Fenix24 Chief Executive Officer Mark Grazman said. “The first half of 2025 has been transformative for Fenix24, as we’ve expanded globally, launched a powerful new platform, and deepened strategic partnerships. In today’s threat landscape, organizations need partners who can safeguard the trust and integrity they’ve built with their clients. Our mission is to ensure that when our partners are under attack, their clients remain protected, their reputations intact, and their operations resilient.”

    This year, Fenix24 established strategic alliances with some of the most influential organizations across the legal, insurance, and private equity sectors. By partnering with leading cyber law firms, cyber insurance providers, and private equity groups, Fenix24 helps safeguard these organizations’ clients and portfolio companies from the constantly evolving threat landscape. These partnerships are built on Fenix24’s unparalleled real-time visibility into threat actor behavior, derived from its role as the leading restoration firm. That frontline intelligence forms the foundation of the company’s operations. It enables Fenix24 to improve recovery outcomes, minimize downtime, and deliver a level of protection that others simply cannot match.

    Additionally, Fenix24 introduced Argos99, a cybersecurity resilience and operations platform that unifies and automates asset discovery, dependency mapping, telemetry correlation, and risk prioritization. By offering Argos99 as a Software-as-a-Service solution, Fenix24 has broadened its services portfolio, delivering customers an integrated, software-enabled approach to defending against and recovering from cyber incidents.

    Fenix24’s industry leadership in cyber resilience and restoration has been affirmed through multiple accolades, including wins in five categories at the Global InfoSec Awards and six Globee Awards.

    For more information, visit https://fenix24.com/

    About Fenix24

    Fenix24™ is the global leader in breach recovery, providing assured and battle-tested cyber resilience solutions. With a mission to redefine how organizations recover from cyber incidents, Fenix24 combines expert-driven response, cutting-edge technology, and a proven track record of restoring businesses faster and more securely than ever before.

    For more information, visit www.Fenix24.com

    Fenix24 is the “world’s first civilian cybersecurity force,” with four time-tested battalions:

    Fenix24™ / Ransomware rapid response, remediation and recovery
    Athena7™ / IT security assessments, strategy and planning
    Grypho5™ / Ongoing, security-based management
    Argos99™ / Expert insights into data, assets and infrastructure

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    Abigail Dellapina

    [email protected] 

    Copyright Fenix24, Inc.  Fenix24, Athena7, Grypho5, and Argos99 are trademarks or registered trademarks for Fenix24, Inc. or its affiliates in the U.S. and/or other countries.  All rights reserved. 

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