Finextra: Banks urged to act now to avoid future quantum catastrophe
Banks urged to act now to avoid future quantum catastrophe.
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Cybersecurity Dive: Majority of global CISOs want to split roles as regulatory burdens grow
More than 4 in 5 CISOs believe their role needs to be split into two separate positions.
TechRepublic: Generative AI in Security: Risks and Mitigation Strategies
Certain risks are more likely to emerge with generative AI than with traditional systems.
Finextra: Ecommerce fraud to exceed $100bn by 2029
A study from Juniper Research found that the money lost to online fraud will rise from $44bn in 2024 to $107bn in 2029, an increase of 141%.
Finextra: Ecommerce fraud to exceed $100bn by 2029
A study from Juniper Research found that the money lost to online fraud will rise from $44bn in 2024 to $107bn in 2029, an increase of 141%.
New Atlas: Facial recognition data breach: Meta glasses extract info in real time
In what might be described as a real-life Black Mirror episode, a Harvard student uses facial recognition with Meta Ray-Ban 2 smart sunglasses – to dig up personal data on every face he sees in real time.
Finextra: UK Post Office axes MoneyGram services in wake of cyber attack
The UK’s Post Office Ltd is no longer offering MoneyGram International services in the wake of a serious cyber security incident at the American money transfer giant.
Cybersecurity Dive: Major companies keeping hiring North Korean IT workers
IT workers operating as plants for North Korea’s government are posing as non-North Korean nationals to gain employment with Western companies, especially those in the U.S. tech sector, threat intelligence and incident response firm Mandiant said Monday.
CSO: Deepfakes break through as business threat
Deepfakes targeting enterprise financial data used to be a hypothetical concern, but that’s no longer the case, as criminal deepfakers now target more than a quarter of all companies, according to a recent survey.
UKTN: Race to build British data centres heats up as AWS commits £8bn over 5 years
The race to become the biggest cloud provider in the UK stepped up a gear today after Amazon Web Services (AWS) vowed to invest as much as £8 billion into British data centres over the next five years.