Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Microsoft has an article looking at the innovation and commercial benefits of the Internet of Things (IoT) and operational technology (OT), but which also looks at the significant privacy and cyber security challenges of the technologies. The report includes empirical data from the customer’s perspective. New research shows IoT and …
Continue reading “Microsoft research highlights the importance of the UK’s PSTI legislation”
The quote comes from the lecture – but having listened to it there are interested groups who would prefer I use the word “engage” to “kill”. Want a simple explanation of what an algorithm is then check this short animation out produced by the BBC: What are algorithms and how …
Continue reading “The Reith Lecture – “do not design algorithms that can decide to kill humans””
I have just finished listening to the first episode of the Reith Lectures 2021, delivered by Professor Stuart Russell, founder of the Centre for Human-Compatible Artificial Intelligence, at the University of California, Berkeley. It was excellent – I am looking forward to the next three episodes. Any one with an …
Continue reading “Something I am listening to – AI and why people should be scared”
It is not my quote but Bruce Schneier’s, although very similar wording were used by the lecturers repeatedly during my cyber security Master’s course. Which is why we all have to take all reasonable steps to secure our systems. Hacking the Sony Playstation 5 – Schneier on Security
Diana has a new post on the Octagon blog today talking about the responsibilities companies have towards the environment and highlighting how 365R is part of Octagon’s response to reducing emissions. This article links back to an earlier article that I wrote about the new iPhone 13, the environmental impact …
