Grindr Fined €6.5m for Selling User Data Without Explicit Consent Dating app Grindr has been fined €6.5m (£5.5m) for selling user data to advertisers without their explicit consent. The fine…
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Why a skills shortage is one of the biggest security challenges for companies
Almost every company building an application needs to secure it, and yet all of them face an enormous constraint: talent. Security requires a highly specialized skill set, which is in…
Cognitive Biases and Penetration Testing
by Jeremy Miller This post first appeared on November 30, 2021 and is republished with permission from the author. Disclaimer: The ideas below are my own and may not reflect…
Will a Digital Bill of Rights solve machine learning and privacy issues?
AI-enabled systems now touch our daily lives, from image recognition to deciding if we like butter or not. Like a sleepwalking child, humanity seems to be blithely entering the age…
Machine Learning in Cybersecurity 101
Machine learning is a term usually mentioned in contexts that actually refer to artificial intelligence or is used as a synonym. Let us have a closer look at what the…
Can AI Win the Battle for Cybersecurity Companies?
Here’s my topic for the month: AI in cybersecurity. From healthcare applications to online shopping personal recommendations (or even Spotify or Netflix, actually) and online banking applications, AI (artificial intelligence)…
Singapore must take caution with AI use, review approach to public trust
In its quest to drive the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across the country, multi-ethnic Singapore needs to take special care navigating its use in some areas, specifically, law enforcement…