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Cyber Canon Candidate Book Review: The Internet of Risky Things: Trusting the Devices That Surround Us

Palo Alto Networks

Cyber Canon Book Review: “ The Internet of Risky Things: Trusting the Devices That Surround Us” (2017), by Sean Smith. Book Reviewed by : Greg Day, VP and CSO, EMEA. Review: With 5G pilots happening in 2019, the IoT world has the potential to hit its much-discussed population explosion.

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Cyber Canon Candidate Book Review: A Sustainable Digital Economy: Not Fear, but Trust Connects

Palo Alto Networks

Cyber Canon Book Review: “A Sustainable Digital Economy: Not Fear, but Trust Connects” (2018), by Ad Krikke. Book Reviewed By: Fred Streefland, Regional CSO NEEUR, Palo Alto Networks, 02 January 2019. Our privacy and personal safety, both fundamental human rights, are at stake.

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Biometric Data and Its Use for Person Authentication and Identification

Altexsoft

With the advances of biometric technologies, a new concept of authentication with “what you are” emerged, presenting a more secure and convenient way to validate a person. Such technologies are widely used in criminalistics, governmental institutions, surveillance, and healthcare. Biometric system components. a user interface.

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Triaging modern medicine’s cybersecurity issues

The Parallax

That’s because medical data can include financial information, home and work addresses, emails, Social Security or other national identification numbers, insurance information, medical diagnoses, and even personal images. Nor has there been an industrywide focus on addressing technological vulnerabilities in health care practices.

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Our Response to 9/11 Gave us Lessons for COVID-19

The Cipher Brief

Certainly, the global economic and social scale of the COVID-19 outbreak is far more extensive than the events of 9/11. The human and economic consequences of this pandemic and its successors are only beginning to be understood; the long-term political and social impact domestically and abroad will remain unclear for months.

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