< Newsletter October #2 2017
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Russian Spies Used Kaspersky Anti-V To Hack NSA
Sources claim Russian hackers accessed top secret NSA data via the private computer of a contractor which was running Kaspersky software. read more
In The House Or In The Cloud: Which Is More Secure?
There are many reasons to deliberate carefully before choosing an in-house or cloud service delivery model. read more
Robots Take Over The World’s Work
For so many jobs, machines are faster, more consistent, smarter, and cheaper than you or I will ever be. So why not tax them? read more
Big Data - Big Changes Coming
There is one hurdle to the rapid growth of data: A shortage of highly skilled individuals who can analyse and crunch the data to make it valuable. read more
AI Makes People In Your Business More Important
AI is already a part of many consumer applications and is fast becoming a larger part of our work environment. But if you want subtlety, get a human. read more
What is Big Data?
When people talk about big data, they mean the ability to take large portions of data, analyse it, and turn it into something useful. But it is more than that. read more
The Shifting Sands of Cybersecurity
Today’s security teams need to come up with new tactics to fend off more advanced threats resulting from increasingly interconnected enterprise networks. read more
The Hidden History of CyberCrime Forums
In 2001 a crime forum created to monetise stolen credit card numbers formed the framework for today's criminal underground. read more
N.Korea's Cyber Threats To S.Korea
Alongside the escalating missile threat N Korea is stepping up cyber intrusions with fake communications and hacking attacks. read more
China Will Use AI To Predict Civil Disorder
China’s domestic intelligence chief tells police to use Artificial Intelligence to improve their ability to predict and prevent terrorism and social unrest. read more
Iranian Hackers Linked To Malware
Iran has earned a reputation for aggressive state-sponsored hacking, stealing data from corporate and government networks around the world. read more
A Global Issue: Cybercrime In Singapore
Cybercrime in Singapore nearly doubled between 2014 and 2016 and it is a penalty of a high level of connectivity. read more
Local Government Computer Systems Are Soft Targets
Even a small vulnerability can lead to big problems. A hack affecting NY state police illustrates the vulnerability of local government networks. read more
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