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🎯 "Security leaders are being targeted and prosecuted like never before, but the smart ones can take steps now to avoid that fate," according to Nate Nelson's insightful piece in Dark Reading. CISOs, specifically, he notes, are being scapegoated for data and other security breaches that occur on their watch. 😲 💪 Take the target off your back! #CalypsoAI's model-agnostic security platform for #GenerativeAI provides weightless multi-layer protection and full #observability across your infrastructure. 👀 Read more about the platform on our website. <https://lnkd.in/etiqT-5V> And while you're there, check out our blogs and white papers 📚 that provide detailed information about the policies, processes, plans, and people you must have in place to safely and securely adopt AI across your enterprise. <https://lnkd.in/gTnTQxvZ> 😎 #DigitalTransformation #SecurityforAI https://lnkd.in/e8G8Mwpd

Exposing the inner workings of IMSI-Catchers sheds light on their deception tactics and the vulnerabilities they exploit within networks. Understanding how these devices operate is crucial in safeguarding against potential threats. Stay informed and vigilant. #IMSIcatchers #NetworkSecurity.

Exploring the recent breach of the Tamil Nadu Police Facial Recognition Portal reveals profound ethical and security considerations in the digital age. As Foresiet Threat Team Analysis delves into this breach, we emphasize the critical importance of ethical data handling and proactive cybersecurity measures. Join us in our commitment to safeguarding individual rights and fostering a more secure digital future.    Read further at: https://lnkd.in/g5PzqjkZ   #foresiet #Cybersecurity #EthicalDataHandling #DigitalSecurity Foresiet Threat Intelligence Feed

Regulatory Challenges: Navigating Legal Frameworks in Penetration Testing Consumers’ worries about data security have increased due to the growing threat of cybercrime and high-profile data breaches. Read More...https://lnkd.in/gMu9ukjt #secuzine #Regulatory #Challenges

In the fall-out of the attempted assassination of former President Trump, we find ourselves once again embroiled in the age-old debate of privacy versus security. The truth is, neither side is wrong. Law enforcement's desire to protect public safety and investigate crimes is entirely valid. Equally valid is the concern for individual privacy and the potential risks associated with creating backdoors in encryption systems. Nicholas Michael dives into the debate in our latest blog. https://lnkd.in/eDSRJJ8a #privacy #security #cybersecurity #secretservice #encryption #techcompanies

📡The Signal Foundation has raised alarms over the EU's proposed legislation to scan private messages for CSAM, arguing it undermines end-to-end encryption. Meredith Whittaker, Signal's president, emphasized that such measures jeopardize user privacy and security by creating vulnerabilities exploitable by malicious actors. The debate highlights the tension between ensuring public safety and preserving digital privacy. As this regulatory discussion unfolds, it's crucial to consider the broader implications for encryption and data security. #CyberSecurity #Privacy #Encryption #EURegulations #DigitalRights #CSAM #SignalFoundation #TechPolicy #DataProtection For more details 👇

Is Surveillance the Key to Cybersecurity? Is Surveillance the Key to Cybersecurity? What Legal Issues Surround Surveillance in Cybersecurity? What is Targeted Surveillance in Cybersecurity? Mass Surveillance: Is It a Necessary Evil? What International Issues Does Surveillance in Cybersecurity Raise? Surveillance has long been used to control information that could aid an enemy during wartime. Nowadays, governments use it for collecting personal data on citizens as a means of maintaining order in their society. Technologies have provided governments with unprecedented opportunities to collect personal data about people. This includes law enforcement agencies demanding content from tech firms and intelligence agencies tapping directly into internet cables. To read more, go to: https://lnkd.in/ef4eYZSJ

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) & its Legal and Ethical aspects  The NOTIONES Project is a sibling of the EITHOS Project. While EITHOS focuses on raising awareness about identity theft, NOTIONES aims to bridge the gap between research, industry, and the intelligence community. Recently, NOTIONES published an article on Open-Source Intelligence, a topic that piqued our interest. Given its relevance to privacy and data, we decided to explore it further and share our insights with our community. Continue reading, 👉 https://lnkd.in/d--fpjeF   FERMI EU #privacy #data #publicsafety #cybersecurity #AI

Australia's Security Chief, Mike Burgess, is pushing for tech companies to break chat room encryption to aid national security. Despite a lack of rigorous oversight and potential privacy invasions for non-targets, Burgess insists on "targeted access" without mass surveillance. Critics argue that breaking encryption compromises the security of all users, not just those under investigation. The debate raises questions about privacy rights versus security measures. #PrivacyVsSecurity #EncryptionDebate #NationalSecurity #TechPolicy #Australia 🔐 Is breaking encryption a necessary step for national security, or does it pose too great a risk to personal privacy? Share your thoughts below. https://lnkd.in/gDB_x7wk

Compromising confidentiality and privacy "We created a computer worm that targets #GenAI -powered applications and demonstrated it against GenAI-powered email assistants in two use cases (spamming and exfiltrating personal data), under two settings (black-box and white-box accesses), using two types of input data (text and images) and against three different #GenAI models (#Gemini Pro, #ChatGPT 4.0, and #LLaVA)." via Foelke Hellmich 's post (Sorry to always be the party breaker). #malware #worms #personaldata #emails #corporatedata #infosec #cybersec #Morris II