Collaborate Disseminate
It seems likely that legislation alone won’t be able to regulate the widespread use of facial recognition. However, placing AI in the hands of law enforcement or the government does have its dangers due to the limitations of the technology itself … Continue reading Malicious Life Podcast: Should Law Enforcement Use Facial Recognition? Pt. 2
An international law firm attributed a data breach to a compromise at a cloud solutions company that provides file-sharing services. According to the Wall Street Journal, a threat actor claimed to have stolen data from global law firm Jones Day an… Continue reading Global Law Firm Attributes Data Breach to Compromise at File Sharing Provider
This is the inaugural blog for our new series, The Cybereason Difference. Each post will explore a unique way that Cybereason empowers defenders. For this post, we decided to take a look at some of the reasons why we often get notes from our custo… Continue reading The Cybereason Difference: Why PenTesters Don’t Want to be Our Valentine
CISOs today have varied tenures at organizations depending upon their ability to master learning the business of the organization. Enjoy this podcast with special guest Mischel Kwon to learn how to translate information security technical issues i… Continue reading CISO Stories Podcast: Telling Scary Stories to the Board? Stop. Here’s Why…
There are plenty of reasons why law enforcement should use AI for facial recognition – after all, humans are notoriously bad eye witnesses. However, placing AI in the hands of law enforcement does have its dangers due to the limitations of the tec… Continue reading Malicious Life Podcast: Should Law Enforcement Use Facial Recognition? Pt. 1
Clearview AI scrapes billions of images off social media and the open web, applies facial recognition algorithms on them, and sells that data to law enforcement agencies all over the world. But who are the people behind this secretive company, and… Continue reading Malicious Life Podcast: Inside Clearview AI Facial Recognition
Approximately one-third of organizations affected by the SolarWinds supply chain attacks weren’t actually running the IT management company’s affected software.
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The daily drumbeat of data spills, breaches, and thefts can foster breach fatigue, apathy, and cynicism among even the hardiest security professionals. What sets in is a suspicion that all our efforts are for naught, and that we are perpetually a … Continue reading Krebs, Curry and Cyber Security
The daily drumbeat of data spills, breaches, and thefts can foster breach fatigue, apathy, and cynicism among even the hardiest security professionals. What sets in is a suspicion that all our efforts are for naught, and that we are perpetually a … Continue reading Krebs, Curry and Cyber Security
National Privacy Day is a time to look at the current state of privacy and to set the direction and tone for the future. On January 28, 2021, let’s stop and think not just about the minimum requirements of privacy legislation but rather about the … Continue reading Sam Curry on the ‘Real Privacy Mandate’