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GUEST ESSAY: A primer on best practices for automating supply chain cybersecurity

The Last Watchdog

Businesses must automatically secure their supply chains to protect themselves and comply with consumer-protection laws. While most supply chains rely on third-party vendors, they increase the chance of cyber attacks. Even if they’re careful and use quality security measures, they broaden the attack surface.

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Cybersecurity & Artificial Intelligence (AI) – a view from the EU Rear Window, Part II

McAfee

The European Parliament highlights that “AI can both be a threat to cybersecurity and the main tool against cyber-attacks.” The post Cybersecurity & Artificial Intelligence (AI) – a view from the EU Rear Window, Part II appeared first on McAfee Blogs.

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Survey Says…Cybersecurity Remains A Critical Challenge For Business

Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

These low results for cyber preparedness and resiliency present a significant risk for business. Organizations must be better prepared for cybersecurity incidents, which can result from unintentional events or deliberate attacks by insiders or third parties, such as cyber criminals, competitors, nation-states, and “hacktivists.”

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: EP 69 Self-Healing Operating Systems

ForAllSecure

companies like Verizon, Google, Microsoft, State Street Bank, mutual, BNP Paribas, some oil companies, and and then through our work at MIT Sloan, we also get very much involved with the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory which is CSAIL. With SQL queries, I can do anomaly detection and detect cyber attacks.