Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
The artificial intelligence (AI) system ChatGPT has been in the recently – a lot – for producing essays, academic papers, poetry (I am sure someone used it for Valentine’s Day), homework, hacking etc. But here is a new cyber security risk and data leak, that I am sure no one …
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My other car is not a Porche – but car wireless security (or lack of it) is something we all need to be aware of: Ferrari, BMW, Rolls Royce, Porsche and more fix vulnerabilities giving car takeover capabilities – The Record by Recorded Future I will continue to use my …
Twitter is a rich source of cyber security and privacy stories at the moment. The BBC and The Guardian (itself in the middle of a cyber security incident at the moment) have updates on how much personal information, that was stolen from twit, twit, Twitter, is available on the dark …
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The loss of control of your information and it getting into the public domain is not always a cyber attack – many times it is simply a mistake by your team. It has happened to the Australian telecommunications company Telstra: Telstra sorry for publishing up to 130,000 customers’ details online …
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A few weeks ago, I was asked to write an article looking at the ups and downs of using USB data storage devices in businesses: If you must use portable USB drives, then you must read this… – CyberAwake One of the down sides was the Japanese man who loss …
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