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EdSurge – Does Facial Recognition Belong in Schools? It Depends Who You Ask
“The impact on students in terms of erosion of privacy, the chilling effect that it can have, the potential to misidentify students and the way it gives a clear pathway from student behavior to discipline and punishment in the school-to-prison pipeline is too far a risk to take.”
The Hacker News – Researchers Uncover Vulnerabilities in Open-Source AI and ML Models
“A little over three dozen security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in various open-source artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) models, some of which could lead to remote code execution and information theft.”
Forbes – Why Cryptographic Agility Needs To Be A Top Cybersecurity Priority
“Organizations should implement a crypto-agility approach to develop a migration plan for deploying quantum-resistant certificates. “
Forbes – What Boards Of Directors Should Know About Their Organization’s AI Usage
“Organizations might feel pressure to jump on the AI bandwagon given the technology’s growing popularity, but infusing AI into a company’s business model needs to be intentional and in support of the company’s overarching business goals.” “Does the organization have a policy in place that addresses the acceptable use of AI? What are potential risk […]
PrivacyTest – What are the best private browsers in 2024?
“Which browsers isolate websites to prevent them from sharing data to track you?“
Médis de Bruxelles – L’Ihecs victime d’une attaque informatique
“L’Ihecs (Institut des hautes études des communications sociales) a été victime d’une attaque informatique de type “ransomware“.”
ISACA – Can Hardening Reduce Cyberrisk?
“An often overlooked means to significantly reduce risk has been hardening systems, technologies, and network infrastructure. “
Cybersecurity Dive – Memory-unsafe code runs rampant in critical open-source projects
“CISA and the FBI are part of an international effort to eliminate memory-unsafe languages which were found in more than half of critical open-source projects.”
The Hacker New: New Research Warns About Weak Offboarding Management and Insider Risks
“Employee offboarding is typically seen as a routine administrative task, but it can pose substantial security risks, if not handled correctly. Failing to quickly and thoroughly remove access for departing employees introduces serious insider threats, leaving a company vulnerable to multiple kinds of risks, such as data breaches, intellectual property theft, and regulatory non-compliance. “