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Cybersecurity

The AI in cybersecurity market is poised to reach USD 40 billion by 2026. Today, the experts are ready to consider Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the future of cybersecurity although it’s hard to evaluate the promises against challenges posed by AI - as a key element in the internet security. If the AI offers considerable advantages, AI can also be a threat for cyber systems.

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@ipfconline1 shared
On Sep 3, 2021
RT @SwissCognitive: #AI #Deepfakes #CognitiveTechnology #FacialRecognition TY: @kaifulee @ChenQiufan So what happens when deepfakers attack the deepfakes? CC: @EPFL_en @kdnuggets @ipfconline1 @thomaspower @dgt_switzerland https://t.co/usqWbGyRrr
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Artificial Intelligence and the ‘Gods Behind the Masks’

Artificial Intelligence and the ‘Gods Behind the Masks’

In an excerpt from ‘AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future,’ Kai-Fu Lee and Chen Qiufan explore what happens when deepfakers attack the deepfakes.

@ChuckDBrooks shared
On Sep 3, 2021
9 notable government cybersecurity initiatives of 2021 https://t.co/sPQHeL6JG8 via @csoonline
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9 notable government cybersecurity initiatives of 2021

9 notable government cybersecurity initiatives of 2021

Governments are increasingly taking on cybersecurity threats, as these nine government-led initiatives from around the globe show.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Aug 31, 2021
Deepfakes in cyberattacks aren’t coming. They’re already here.  https://t.co/mfEVvayC5x #CyberSecurity #Deepfakes #cyberattacks https://t.co/Fb2M4t6ILF
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Deepfakes in cyberattacks aren’t coming. They’re already here.

Deepfakes in cyberattacks aren’t coming. They’re already here.

Security teams have observed deepfakes being used in phishing attempts or to compromise business email and platforms like Slack and MS Teams.

@ChuckDBrooks shared
On Aug 30, 2021
Helpful tips for your business to leverage the power of AI https://t.co/a0WBAskZ26 via @techaeris
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Helpful tips for your business to leverage the power of AI

Helpful tips for your business to leverage the power of AI

Here are some tips for finding new and effective ways to optimize your small or medium business operations using AI tools.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Aug 31, 2021
Cybersecurity awareness is one of the skills needed for a post-pandemic economy #Cybersecurity #security https://t.co/kRmWU0mVQh
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Cybersecurity awareness is one of the skills needed for a post-pandemic economy

Cybersecurity awareness is one of the skills needed for a post-pandemic economy

Cybersecurity awareness is among the modern skills workers need for the post-pandemic economy, according to a Questionmark report.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Sep 1, 2021
What's The Difference Between AI And Computer vision? #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/hIvhf4Ydvz
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What’s The Difference Between AI And Computer vision?

What’s The Difference Between AI And Computer vision?

AI and computer vision are two of the most important emerging technologies. Computer vision is already very advanced, meanwhile, artificial intelligence continues to grow at an accelerated ...

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On Sep 3, 2021
RT @SpirosMargaris: How #UnsupervisedLearning can detect unknown #AdversarialAttacks https://t.co/ZhKl8HMXD7 #fintech #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DeepLearning @BenDee983 @VentureBeat @Ronald_vanLoon @HaroldSinnott @KirkDBorne @pierrepinna @ipfconline1 @Thomas_Harrer @KMcDTech https://t.co/lFXfPFQyYs
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Unsupervised learning can detect unknown adversarial attacks

Unsupervised learning can detect unknown adversarial attacks

Adversarial attacks are data samples that have been inconspicuously modified to manipulate the behavior of the targeted machine learning model

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On Sep 3, 2021
Emerging technology, evolving threats — Part II: The asymmetry effect | Security Magazine https://t.co/pk2fbAB6WI
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Emerging technology, evolving threats — Part II: The asymmetry effect

Emerging technology, evolving threats — Part II: The asymmetry effect

A single application may have hundreds of thousands of vulnerabilities. Increasingly, cybercriminals are targeting people just as much if not more than the systems that underlie an ...