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Welcome to the September 2024 issue of your Computing Security
e-Newsletter. We hope you enjoy the articles. In this issue, we look at the latest battles to outwit the cyber attackers, where AI appears to be heading and why re-use of redundant equipment matters. Looking ahead, we will continue to seek out the solutions and strategical approaches that can help to keep your organisation –and its technologies and systems – both safe and productive.
COMMENT:
Quantum research hubs: the good and the disturbing
Five new quantum research hubs have been backed by more than £100 million of government funding in the hope that they will deliver breakthroughs in healthcare, cybersecurity and transport
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New era of hope?
Feature | September 2024
Here, we bring readers another round-up of some of the latest attacks that have been waged against a multiplicity of organisations across diverse sectors
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AI highjacked
Feature | September 2024
Unease is spreading that cybercriminals will commandeer AI to commit bigger, more sophisticated and more dangerous crimes
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Clampdown on compliance failures
Feature | September 2024
Failure to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation could result in fines of up to €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover - and the screws are being tightened
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Don't let fear hinder your sustainability manifesto
Feature | September 2024
Steve Mellings of ADISA makes the case for why the default position should always be to promote re-use of redundant equipment
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Total Backup solution totally enhanced
News | September 2024
Hornetsecurity has now released a greatly enhanced version of its 365 Total Backup solution for Microsoft 365
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Tardy breach disclosure earns rap on knuckles
News | September 2024
The Information Commissioner's Office(ICO) has reprimanded the Electoral Commission for the data breach it suffered in 2021, identified in 2022 and disclosed in 2023
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AI is scammers' best buddy
News | September 2024
A new report from VIPRE highlights the ingenuity of cybercriminals in using AI to evade detection, and maliciously scam individuals and enterprises
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Onslaught of new fraud campaigns
News | September 2024
A new report has revealed how dark web marketplaces and fraud tools have changed since the release of ChatGPT.
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BackBox Network Automation Platform
Product Review | September 2024
As enterprise networks grow in complexity, businesses can no longer afford to rely on inefficient and error-prone manual processes to manage and maintain critical infrastructure devices
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An honourable quest
Book Review | September 2024
Cybersecurity has never had an overarching code of ethics and conduct. Paul J. Maurer and Ed Skoudis want to see that failure fully addressed
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