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Tacit Knowledge Vs. Explicit Knowledge

AIIM

Tacit knowledge is in someone’s head, and the challenge is to make that knowledge explicit , or codified in recorded form so that it can be shared. One of the major issues with knowledge management has been that the tools have been quite cumbersome and “out of the flow” of work.

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GUEST ESSAY: Marshaling automated cybersecurity tools to defend automated attacks

The Last Watchdog

For example, researchers at Group-IB uncovered a targeted worldwide scam campaign using over 121 popular brands as bait in over 90 countries, including the US, Canada, South Korea and Italy. For example, AI can interpret data sets in mere moments – which matters greatly when an attack is underway and seconds count.

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How to Use MITRE ATT&CK to Understand Attacker Behavior

eSecurity Planet

MITRE ATT&CK (“miter attack”) is an up-to-date and widely-used knowledge base that focuses on how attackers think and operate. It’s based on practical use cases, so companies can better evaluate security issues and get examples of common tactics and techniques used by threat actors.

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The risk of pasting confidential company data into ChatGPT

Security Affairs

ChatGPT uses this data to build its knowledge base, but it publicly shares information built on it. This percentage could rapidly increase in the next months with the integration of the technology in multiple services, for example through the use of ChatGPT API. They reported that 5.6%

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Spotlight: Your IoT Risk Is Bigger Than You Think. (And What To Do About It.)

The Security Ledger

Earlier this month, for example, CISA warned of ongoing cyber attacks targeting water and wastewater facilities. In the past decade, security threats posed by the “Internet of Things” have gone from a curious “what if” to an urgent problem affecting national security. But what does that take?

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How Hackers Evade Detection

eSecurity Planet

For example, intrusion detection tools still rely somewhat on huge databases that contain specific signatures, but even if these databases are updated regularly, hackers can forge custom packets to stay off the radar. Defense Evasion is described accurately, with practical examples and dedicated pages for each technique.

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Seven customer service types that organizations should provide

IBM Big Data Hub

Knowledge base Organizations have increasingly invested resources in databases where users can search for articles and forum posts. Organizations like knowledge bases because they minimize the use of employees, making it a cost-effective way to solve customer problems.