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Elections 2024, artificial intelligence could upset world balances

Security Affairs

Governments should recognize electoral processes as critical infrastructure and enact laws to regulate the use of generative Artificial Intelligence. Artificial intelligence is undoubtedly a potent weapon in the hands of malicious actors who could exploit it to manipulate the outcome of elections.

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Demand, CyberInsurance, and Automation/AI Are the Future of InfoSec

Daniel Miessler

2021-2030) A Surge in Demand for InfoSec people will result in many more professionals being trained and placed within companies, likely using more of a trade/certification model than a 4-year university model. I think there are four main trends that will play out in the field of information security in the next 20 years.

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On the Need for an AI Public Option

Schneier on Security

Artificial intelligence will bring great benefits to all of humanity. The European Commission already invests 1 billion euros per year in AI, with a plan to increase that figure to 20 billion euros annually by 2030. But do we really want to entrust this revolutionary technology solely to a small group of US tech companies?

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Execs fear business setbacks from failure to keep up with ‘digital born’ competitors

SC Magazine

The COVID pandemic has reshaped risk for executives going into 2021. Respondents were asked to not only rank 36 macroeconomic, strategic and operational risks for 2021, but also to look out over the horizon and rate the expected impact of those risks in 2030.

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NATO Chief calls for a new strategic to address new challenges

Security Affairs

NATO Chief calls for a new strategic to mitigate the risks related to the threats to the rising technologies, new forms of terrorism, and the role of China. ” The overall process of change is part of a program that the NATO chief indicated as NATO 2030.

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WEF Outlines Path to Cyber Resilience for Manufacturing Sector

SecureWorld News

The manufacturing sector faces an increasingly daunting cyber threat landscape that puts production operations, intellectual property, and entire supply chains at risk. It warns that by 2030, damages from cyberattacks on manufacturing could total $1.5 trillion annually. " We can no longer accept divergent cultures in IT and OT.

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Security Roundup April 2024

BH Consulting

Its Foresight Cybersecurity Threats for 2030 report describes this as “an after-effect of the expanding integration of third-party suppliers and partners in the supply chain, leading to new vulnerabilities and opportunities for attacks”. SANS Institute tries to balance the potential for innovation with the possibility of risk.