“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” was a poignant observation by Arthur C. Clarke in 1973. I find this quote befitting our reality where the pace of change brought about by technology is unparalleled. It implies that we often have unrealistic expectations about …
Coordinated cybersecurity vulnerability disclosure (CVD) policies in Europe are unfortunately not universal; likewise, legislation to protect ethical hackers still has a way to go. The European Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) could do more at an EU-wide level to help good faith researchers protect critical digital resources.
Introduction: The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in our digital world has profound implications, especially for professionals in cybersecurity, privacy, and data security. The Australian Government’s “Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation” interim response offers pivotal guidance in this realm. This article explores these …
Join James Briscoe and John Salomon for our new conversation series on “cyber warfare” and all it entails. In our new playlist, part of CyAN’s Secure-in-Mind media series, we address many of the challenging and fascinating issues surrounding disinformation, national and regional cyberdefence policy, threat …
As 2023 comes to a close, it’s essential to look back at the major cybersecurity events of the year and extract crucial learnings and takeaways. This year has been marked by significant incidents that have reshaped our understanding of digital security, privacy, and cyber resilience. …
The blog “The Tale of Two Approaches to Artificial Intelligence – EU AI Act & U.S. Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI” was a balanced look at the similarities and difference in approaches to AI. The divergence of approach is a manifestation of …
