Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Here is very interesting short read over on the The Conversation, by Yaniv Hanoch, Professor in Decision Science, University of Southampton and Stacey WoodProfessor of Psychology, Scripps College, looking t scams and scammers. They are particularly interested in how the famous and the influencers unintentionally support and endorse the scammers. …
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It is still early enough in the year to post retrospectives of 2022. Here is one by Chris Impey, (University Distinguished Professor of Astronomy, University of Arizona) in The Conversation about the missions NASA ran in 2022: NASA’s busiest year in decades – an astronomer sums up the dizzying array …
What killer robots mean for the future of war (theconversation.com) …and there is the obligatory TLA – LAW Lethal Autonomous Weapon. The title may be sensationalist, but the content is interesting, well written and thought provoking – a look at the state of AI/robotic warfare. It also challenges you to …
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Sometimes it is just the title of an article that means it makes the “Because It’s Friday” slot. This one is a classic example: How to test if we’re living in a computer simulation (theconversation.com) Then there is synchronicity that confirms that I am running the right story. This was …
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Finding out what is covered by your cyber security insurance can be very difficult – now research says that this type of insurance also enables ransomware attacks: Cybercrime insurance is making the ransomware problem worse (theconversation.com)
