Cybersecurity
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Some ways to master the essential tools to protect your privacy without sacrificing the convenience of modern smart technology. -
The technology director of Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District in Texas says AI will make phishing campaigns and deepfake videos more sophisticated, requiring more vigilance on the part of network users.
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Some school district IT teams have been experimenting with using generative AI tools for cybersecurity, for example to analyze data logs on help desk tickets to improve incident response plans, or to troubleshoot code.
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COMMONS Project seeks to distribute data about the Internet and solve broadband crises among underserved communities.
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"Security of the Elections Process in Kentucky -- A Roadmap to an Effective Security Plan."
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States and the federal government struggle with disconnecting credentials from the concept of identity.
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"In today's world of increasing threats to security, Pennsylvania is proud to have developed a multifaceted approach to information security that encompasses efficient and effective technology solutions, policy development and employee awareness."
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Uses the inherent noise in light to enhance the best state-of-the-art encryption technology.
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"You don't need to know how to build an engine to safely drive a car." - DHS Cyber Security and Communications Assistant Secretary Greg Garcia
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Could face up to ten years in prison for transmission of damaging code.
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"These arrests are a stark reminder for parents whose children use social networking sites."
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"When we first began to install them, many people were skeptical. But, the community began to see their worth as they effectively dispersed wrongdoers who knew their activities were being recorded."
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"The best solution is to ensure that as little information as possible is removed from state offices. But on those occasions when we must take information on the road to perform state business, this encryption program will make sure that no unauthorized person will be able to access it or use it."
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"It may be an effective way of waltzing past some spam defenses by hiding under YouTube's overcoat, but chances are that most people will simply erase the message in their inbox and not visit the site."
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Seventy-nine percent of Britons continue to throw away their identities.
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"The most effective ways to become more secure while reducing security spending are to avoid vulnerabilities -- to ensure that security is a top requirement for every new application, process or product."
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"The criminals are offering the pet puppy in an attempt to gather information from kind-hearted people who jump in to help."
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"Biometric technology is transforming the way we protect our borders ... New fingerprint visas are fast becoming our first line of defense against illegal immigration. By establishing people's identities beyond any doubt before they enter the U.K. we can stamp out multiple applications and identity fraud."
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"It's concerning how many companies are unaware of non-compliant machines being used on their network, even though they may be permanently connected."
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"No enterprise can be completely free of IT risk. Like any other risk, IT risk is something to be managed, not eliminated."
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When the potential impact of shutting down all the ca.gov Web sites was realized, the issue quickly elevated, and about 2 p.m., the state activated the Emergency Operations Center.
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