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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"The gang responsible are experts at choosing topical disguises or crafting alluring e-mails that the unwary may find difficult to resist."
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"This Trojan exploits the vulnerability within the person sitting in front of the keyboard. It's the Mac user who is giving permission for the code to run and allowing their computer to be infected."
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Would function much like the national "Do Not Call" list, and is intended to protect consumers from having their online activities unknowingly tracked, stored, and used by marketers and advertising networks.
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"Most identity theft measures are aimed at punishing criminals or helping victims recover. A credit freeze can stop ID theft before it happens."
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"People should exercise caution when they receive unsolicited e-mail or e-mail from senders they don't know. They should avoid opening any attachments or clicking on any links until they can verify the e-mail's legitimacy."
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"This training was an opportunity for law enforcement to learn about how digital evidence is created and can be found. This was a great first step in providing law enforcement with training so that it can take advantage of the latest technologies to prevent and investigate a broad range of crimes."
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Three examples of programs and solutions states have implemented to improve cyber security.
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"This task force will be instrumental in identifying problematic trends in the industry and working towards solutions that will hold the industry and its players responsible for their practices and provide remedies for our citizens."
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"Today people don't get their information from just one source. They might listen to the radio on their way to work, grab a newspaper at the office, watch the evening news, and logon to Facebook at night. We must adapt to their changing needs."
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"Garland's Municipal Court's paperless operation is a success story that deserves national attention."
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"This new research shows the latest trends about the harm resulting from data breaches and how criminals are actually using the data."
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AirDefense has five patents granted and twenty-two pending patents.
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The ultimate goal is the same as envisioned by the builders of the great Library at Alexandria, completed by the Macedonian rulers of Egypt around 300 BC: Archiving the world's knowledge in printed form.
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Pandemics are unique in that they affect an organization's workforce as opposed to its physical infrastructure and therefore require a radically different approach for recovery efforts,"NASCIO looks at pandemic planning for IT disaster recovery and business continuity.
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Now he faces up to 60 years in jail, $1.75 million fine.
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Verdasys collaborates with Broadcom to design and develop the Linux offering to meet demanding real-world requirements.
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As RFID becomes more prevalent in society, how can the government reduce the public's uncertainties about this mystifying technology?
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Fifty-four percent of computer users admitted using someone else's wireless Internet access without permission.
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