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Researchers from MIT’s Media Lab want to create an interdisciplinary field that addresses the unintended consequences of AI. They “theorize” that there can be unintended consequences of AI applications without human oversight. They are sadly behind the curve. This became obvious through two completely unrelated issues: child pornography and Pokémon Go. I thought the fact I play Pokémon Go was a…
In a recent article, I co-wrote that there would be follow up with articles about the foundations of security. While many professionals have their own philosophies, fundamentals and best practices that sometimes might be conflicting, there are commonalities. In the first article in this series, we want to cover the security triad of protection, detection, and reaction. Most people learned the…
It is always interesting to see the comments that we get back from our presentations. This was especially true after our most recent RSA presentation on Advanced Persistent Security, a follow-up to our 2015 presentation, The Sophisticated Attack Myth, where we discussed that the most notable cybersecurity attacks were not due to sophisticated attackers, but rather a lack of basic security…
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