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What is Tailgating? Definition, Examples & Prevention

IT Governance

Although it’s a much bolder method – given that a criminal could get caught in the act – many organisations don’t protect their physical perimeter in the same way that they stay safe online, presenting opportunities for attackers to strike. The most common example is to pretend to be a delivery driver or tradesperson.

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Unixfreaxjp at #R2CON2020 presented shellcode basics for radare2

Security Affairs

radare2 is one example of those tools. In this presentation, I explain how to utilize radare2 for variation of shellcode analysis and will lead you as a tutorial from a basic know-how in analyzing shell code with multiple demonstrations. Online tutor of @unixfreaxjp at #R2CON2020 about #shellcode basics for #radare2 can be seen here?

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What is email spoofing? Definition and prevention tactics

IT Governance

An example of a spoofed email. Below is an example of what someone might see when they receive a spoofed email: There is nothing here that reveals the true nature of this message. In this example, the sender might register the email domain ‘conpamy.com’ – transposing the ‘n’ and the ‘m’. Get started.

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CPPA Issues Draft CPRA Regulations on Risk Assessment and Cybersecurity Audit

Hunton Privacy

Key highlights of the Draft Regulations include: Draft Risk Assessment Regulations New definitions for “Artificial Intelligence” and “Automated Decision-Making Technology”; Examples of processing activities that present significant risk to consumers’ privacy and warrant a risk assessment; Illustrative examples of when a business must conduct a risk (..)

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What Is an Insider Threat? Definition, Types, and Examples

IT Governance

There are countless examples of people who have turned to crime when they need money or they want more. However, they might simply want the organisation to suffer, for example by shutting down business processes or redirecting information. The risks presented by negligent insiders are, by definition, harder to define.

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Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill: UK Private Members’ Bill underscores wide-spread regulatory concerns

Data Protection Report

At high level, the Bill provides for the following: A definition of AI. A requirement that the AI Authority must implement a programme for meaningful, long-term public engagement about the opportunities and risks presented by AI and consult with the public. This is clearly a very broad definition. What does the Bill provide for?

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Intelligent Information Management (IIM) Policies and the Law - Part 1

AIIM

Simple Example. Let’s take a simple example. If you had to testify later in court, you could present the statement in the memo as the trigger for your decision to leave the office. If you had to testify later in court, you could present the statement in the memo as the trigger for your decision to leave the office.

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