May 2019 may be remembered as the tipping point when it comes to the use of facial recognition technologies, and the privacy concerns associated with it. The issue came to a head early in the month, when San Francisco became the first city to ban the use of facial...
Discover what is facing an up to $5 billion dollar fine related to its data privacy issues with the latest breach occurring last month… Find the Answer on Our SDI Cyber...
With so much of our world dependent on secure and stable IT networks, it’s a fair question to ask: Why aren’t we better already? It’s not like this IT flash creeped on us. Smart people, dating back decades even, identified vulnerabilities and sounded the alarm. So...
In today’s blog, George Platsis looks at the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity and makes the argument for unfettered access to information. There’s a lot of talk these days about online censorship, public manipulation, mass surveillance, and the role Big...
The bigger the better is a worn old chestnut of an expression that has distinct applicability to certain professional sports, say basketball for example, and clear downsides when applied to adverse events. In the latter example one might more readily turn to the...
I am confident many of you have heard the phrase “whole of government” before. Just in case you haven’t, in a nutshell, here is what it is: agencies and departments working across portfolios to execute on a shared purpose. For some time now, I have even called for a...
