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AI Security Challenge 

AI Security Challenge 

The landscape of AI security presents a unique challenges. Adversaries are increasingly sophisticated, aiming to manipulate AI models, exfiltrate sensitive data, or exploit vulnerabilities within AI systems for various malicious ends. On top they are using /consuming millions of feeds , so we are looking 

Not Just European, But Trustworthy: What DNS4EU Reminds Us About Sovereignty, Surveillance, and (Actual) Security

Not Just European, But Trustworthy: What DNS4EU Reminds Us About Sovereignty, Surveillance, and (Actual) Security

When Infrastructure Becomes Political Once upon a time, infrastructure was invisible. It quietly kept the world running – roads, pipes, power grids, protocols. You only noticed it when it broke. But digital infrastructure isn’t invisible anymore. It’s political. It’s strategic. And increasingly, it’s personal. In 

03:17 AM: When Everything Goes Wrong by Jonathan Wood

03:17 AM: When Everything Goes Wrong by Jonathan Wood

There is a very specific time of day when it all seems to fall apart. For Cyber Security, that time is around 03:17 AM. If you’re in security, you will recognise this feeling, the kind of sensation where you feel there is an elephant in 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 158 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 158 – Snapshot Edition

(In)Securities | Edition 158: Internet Users Advised to Change Passwords After 16bn Logins Exposed This edition dives into the massive RockYou2024 data dump, critical Citrix NetScaler flaws, and global breaches spanning Canada, Iran, and South Africa. We track MFA bypasses used by Russian hackers, malware 

Too Big to Fail, Too Centralised to Survive: What 16 Billion Leaked Logins Tell Us About the Wrong Kind of Scale

Too Big to Fail, Too Centralised to Survive: What 16 Billion Leaked Logins Tell Us About the Wrong Kind of Scale

When 16 billion credentials turn up in a single breach compilation, it should shake us. But it doesn’t. Not anymore. And that’s the problem. In the latest reminder that password-based security is a brittle mess, security researchers revealed a mega-leak containing more than 16 billion 

“What happens to Heroes?” EPISODE #7: The Unsung Heroes of the digital world “

“What happens to Heroes?” EPISODE #7: The Unsung Heroes of the digital world “

The Psychological Impacts of Cyberattacks What I will call the “Heroes” Excerpts from Interviews with Heroes THINGS TO REMEMBER About the Author Didier Annet is an Operational & Data Resilience Specialist and a Certified Professional Coach dedicated to empowering individuals and teams to navigate the 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 156 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 156 – Snapshot Edition

You can download this edition by clicking the three dots icon on the bottom right and selecting Download PDF File. To enlarge the view, click the fullscreen icon on the bottom right. All article titles inside the flipbook are clickable links.

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 155 – Snapshot Edition

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 155 – Snapshot Edition

You can download this edition by clicking the three dots icon on the bottom right and selecting Download PDF File. To enlarge the view, click the fullscreen icon on the bottom right. All article titles inside the flipbook are clickable links.

Hack the Planet? No. Just Hack the Tap: What exposed water systems tell us about the state of cybersecurity around the world

Hack the Planet? No. Just Hack the Tap: What exposed water systems tell us about the state of cybersecurity around the world

Final thought About the Author: Kim Chandler McDonald is the Co-Founder and CEO of 3 Steps Data, driving data/digital governance solutions. She is the Global VP of CyAN, an award-winning author, storyteller, and advocate for cybersecurity, digital sovereignty, compliance, governance, and end-user empowerment.

Board Member Spotlight: Adj. Prof. Dr. Greg Dzsinich, LLM, CIPP/E

Board Member Spotlight: Adj. Prof. Dr. Greg Dzsinich, LLM, CIPP/E

One idea that continues to guide his leadership comes from his time at Microsoft. When he joined the company in 2008, he was struck by a powerful metaphor. If we sit in one boat, we must not only row well. We must also remain in