Tag: CyAN

AI-Assisted Software Development and the “Vibe Coding” Debate by Nick Kelly

AI Tools for Accelerating Software Development AI-powered coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT have been adopted by developers to help write and review code more quickly. Recent research provides evidence that these tools can enhance productivity in software development: Risks and Critiques of “Vibe 

When Politics Dictates AI: Why Trust, Safety, and Data Privacy Must Stay Non-Negotiable

When Politics Dictates AI: Why Trust, Safety, and Data Privacy Must Stay Non-Negotiable

We’re hearing a familiar refrain again: make it neutral. Strip the bias. Clean it up. But whose version of “neutral” are we embedding in the machines that now mediate how we see the world? This week, the Trump administration rolled out an executive order demanding 

Collaborative Intelligence – Humans & AI by Sapann Harish Talwar

The future is not about humans versus artificial intelligence, but about what we can achieve together. Collaborative Intelligence (CI) is the partnership between human creativity, empathy, and judgment, and AI’s ability to process data at scale, recognise patterns, and act with speed. When combined, this 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 164 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 164 – Snapshot Edition

Critical GPU Vulnerabilities, SonicWall Exploits, and ICS Alerts In this edition of Cyber (In)Securities, we explore urgent developments in global cybersecurity. Nvidia’s recent GPU vulnerabilities expose critical risks in modern compute architecture, while attackers exploit fully patched SonicWall VPNs and abuse Microsoft Teams to deploy 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 163 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 163 – Snapshot Edition

eSIM Surveillance Risks, North Korea’s IT Schemes, and Bluetooth Car Vulnerabilities This week’s issue uncovers major threats impacting millions of users and critical infrastructure worldwide. From a six-year-old Java flaw exposing billions of eSIMs to surveillance, to North Korea’s covert IT worker operations resulting in 

From Targets to Co-Designers: Empowering Gen Z in the Age of AI

From Targets to Co-Designers: Empowering Gen Z in the Age of AI

Gen Z is the first generation to grow up entirely within an AI-powered world. From school apps that track their attention spans to platforms that curate their every scroll, they’ve been nudged, measured, and profiled by algorithms long before most could give meaningful consent. And 

Welcome New Member – Anthony Level From France

Welcome New Member – Anthony Level From France

Please welcome our newest member from France, Anthony Level!

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 162 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 162 – Snapshot Edition

16 Billion Passwords Leaked, Qantas Targeted, and Active Exploits Disclosed This edition covers a string of major cybersecurity developments shaking industries worldwide. A silent breach has exposed 16 billion passwords, triggering government advisories. Qantas confirmed it was contacted by a potential cybercriminal following a data 

What happens to Heroes?” EPISODE #8: The Unsung Heroes of the digital world by Didier Annet

What happens to Heroes?” EPISODE #8: The Unsung Heroes of the digital world by Didier Annet

The Psychological Impacts of Cyberattacks What I will call the “Heroes” The psychological impacts hitting the Heroes. “Yes, I’m different today. Insecurity is much more prevalent for me, it’s much more present in my head and in my everyday life. I try to make people 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 161 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 161 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Edition 161: Qantas Data Breach, AI-Powered Phishing, and Global Cybersecurity Shifts In this week’s Cyber (In)Securities, we spotlight the Qantas Frequent Flyer breach that affected over six million users. While financial data may not have been exposed, the compromise of travel patterns,