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Adversarial examples can throw a wrench in deep learning processes and expose vulnerabilities. Organizations should take steps now to get ahead of these threats before they disrupt data processes.
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As organizations rely more on the IoT to enable internet connection at every part of the retail process, the right mindset can go a long way toward achieving a win-win for retail security.
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Imagine the impact on the government cybersecurity landscape if the mantra for every U.S. state were something like, “Every student, every school, cyber-educated.”
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What kinds of state and local government institutions are being targeted by cybercriminals? And what can we learn from recent municipal cyberattacks?
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If anyone can claim that what they said was the result of a deepfake, how can we distinguish the truth anymore?
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As we look ahead to 2020 cybersecurity trends and beyond, it’s crucial to shed light on some things that may keep us up at night and discuss how to prepare for what’s in store.
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With so much pessimism surrounding the threat landscape in the automobile industry, it’s encouraging to hear that manufacturers are embracing connected car security concepts more than ever before.
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The IoT in healthcare is ever-expanding. This growth is bringing new capabilities and opportunities for innovation but also new challenges and security risks.
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The cybersecurity industry is still facing a serious numbers problem as many jobs go unfilled. What if many of the most troubling issues could be improved by having more women in cybersecurity?
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When it comes to social media safety, users are often unaware of the ramifications of their online posts. Many don’t realize they may be putting personal and even enterprise data at risk.
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