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Network World Security Alert Sep 29, 2016 Meet Apache Spot, a new open source project for cybersecurity Hard on the heels of the discovery of the largest known data breach in history, Cloudera and Intel on Wednesday announced that they've donated a new open source project to the Apache Software Foundation with a focus on using big data analytics and machine learning for cybersecurity. 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