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Does artificial intelligence mean artificial security?

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Marvin Minsky is recognised as one of the founding fathers of artificial intelligence. The price you pay for this breakfast increases radically with poor security. Are your AI plans supported by an encryption strategy? The firm’s AI team says the software contains encryption. Are they encrypting it?

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Securing AI Deployments: Striking the Balance

OpenText Information Management

If it’s not accurate, accessible, and secure, organizations won’t get the desired results. Since AI relies on data to learn and improve, organizations must ensure their data is accurate, accessible, and secure. They must also build a solid data foundation, including a governance framework, to take full advantage of the benefits of AI.

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GUEST ESSAY: Where we stand on mitigating software risks associated with fly-by-wire jetliners

The Last Watchdog

Back in 2015, a security researcher decided to make that very point when he claimed to have hacked a plane , accessed the thrust system, and made it fly higher than intended. In 2019, a cybersecurity firm demonstrated security risks that could allow an attacker to disrupt engine readings and altitude on an aircraft.

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Unlocking AI potential for CISOs: A framework for safe adoption

OpenText Information Management

Many organizations are in the exploratory phases of using Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI trends – what is the role of AI in the security market? As per Forbes , the global artificial intelligence market is projected to reach $1.8k Remember, AI has been around for a long time but with different semantics.

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Encryption trends and predictions over 50 years

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Modern encryption can trace its root back to before WWII when Alan Turing built a modern computer in order to break the Enigma. Encryption went from being a technology predominantly used in highly classified, mission critical applications to a foundational component used in almost all aspects of our lives. So now what?

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 450 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION

Security Affairs

Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs are free for you in your email box. A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Enjoy a new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter, including the international press.

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Helping enterprises across regulated industries leverage hybrid cloud and AI

IBM Big Data Hub

For true transformation to begin, we believe it is key to understand the unique challenges organizations are facing—whether it is keeping data secured, addressing data sovereignty requirements or speeding time to market to satisfy consumers. The security of our client’s data is at the heart of everything we do.

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