Perspective.
Ransomware
mentioned in 1,000+ SEC filings over the past year
A
growing number of public companies have started listing ransomware as
a forward-looking risk factor in their SEC documents.
(Related)
Sixth
Annual Data Security Incident Response Report Released – Managing
Enterprise Risks and Leveraging Data in a Digital World
There are many
firms that issue yearly reports on data breach trends and incident
response based on their experience. When a law firm has been
involved in more than 1000 cases, it’s worth taking a look at their
findings. I have always found my discussions with BakerHostetler
lawyers to be informative. I’m looking forward to reading their
newest report.
We are excited to present our sixth Data Security Incident Response Report (DSIR).
[…]
This year, we are reporting on statistics from 950 of the 1,000+ incidents we helped manage in 2019. The incidents we worked on cover all industries and sizes of organizations.
Is
anyone documenting the changes made “to fight the pandemic” so we
can reverse them when it’s over?
Internet
Speech Will Never Go Back to Normal
… Civil-rights
groups are tolerating these measures—emergency times call for
emergency measures—but are also urging a swift return to normal
when the virus ebbs. We need “to make sure that, when we’ve made
it past this crisis, our country isn’t transformed into a place we
don’t want to live,” warns
the
American Civil Liberties Union’s Jay Stanley. “Any extraordinary
measures used to manage a specific crisis must not become permanent
fixtures in the landscape of government intrusions into daily life,”
declares
the
Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital-rights group. These are
real worries, since, as the foundation notes, “life-saving programs
such as these, and their intrusions on digital liberties, [tend] to
outlive their urgency.”
(Related)
Coronavirus:
GCHQ gets access to NHS data to beef up security
Health
secretary gave GCHQ emergency powers to obtain information relating
to the security of its networks and IT systems at the beginning of
April, it has emerged
Not
very, but still an interesting article.
https://interestingengineering.com/how-close-we-are-to-fully-self-sufficient-artificial-intelligence
How
Close We Are to Fully Self-Sufficient Artificial Intelligence
Perspective.
Pandemics are expensive.
Amazon
says it’ll spend $4 billion or more dealing with COVID-19
Amazon
expects to spend $4 billion or more — the predicted operating
profit for the company’s entire coming quarter — just on
COVID-19-related expenses. In a quarterly
earnings release today,
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said the expenses will come from spending on
personal protective equipment (PPE), cleaning for facilities, “higher
wages for hourly teams,” and expanding its own COVID-19 testing
capabilities.
Keeping
my students busy.
TOP
FREE 9 RESOURCES TO LEARN PYTHON FOR MACHINE LEARNING
Python
is
one of the most preferred high-level programming languages, which is
being increasingly utilised in data science and in designing complex
machine learning algorithms. In one of our articles, we discussed
why
one should learn the Python programming language for data science and
machine learning.
In
this article, we list down the top 9 free resources to learn Python
for Machine Learning.
(The
list is in no particular order)
Improving
the practice interview tool.
LinkedIn
Now Has an AI to Help With Your Interview Game
… LinkedIn’s
unveiled AI-powered instant feedback to popular interview questions
as the newest addition to its interview prep tools, which the company
originally launched last year. Here’s how it works: You record
your answers to the standard interviewing fare (you know, questions
about your greatest weaknesses and strengths, your five-year plan,
etc.), to receive an artificially generated assessment based on
“pacing, how many times filler words are used, and sensitive
phrases to avoid,” according to LinkedIn.
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