SCWorld.com reported that “Security has also become a hot topic given the potential for GenAI to become an important element in our daily lives. Attackers could target GenAI’s availability indirectly via the power grid. Both nation-state adversaries and criminal groups already target the U.S.’s energy grid. As GenAI becomes more important, the energy sector will
SCWorld.com reported that “In 2025, significant advancements in agentic artificial intelligence (AI) systems will drive new AI-based cyber defensives, driving new solutions to help organizations carry out specific goals, making decisions, and taking mitigation action with minimal human intervention.” The January 9, 2025 article entitled “Cybersecurity in 2025: Agentic AI to change enterprise security and
GovInfoSecurity.com reported that “European privacy regulation – bane of American technology companies and a favorite cudgel of activists – came to haunt no less an organization than the European Commission, which must pay 400 euros to an aggrieved German national.” The January 8, 2025 article entitled “European Court Fines European Commission for Privacy Breach” (
DataBreachToday.com reported that “The artificial intelligence landscape is set to transform in 2025 with pragmatic approaches to implementation replacing the experimental fervor of the past two years. This shift will span industries and developer ecosystems.” The December 30, 2024 article entitled “A Year of AI Pragmatism and Paradigm Shifts.” (https://www.databreachtoday.com/year-ai-pragmatism-paradigm-shifts-a-27181?rf=2024-12-31_ENEWS_SUB_DBT__Slot6_ART27181&mkt_tok=MDUxLVpYSS0yMzcAAAGXvPUJPDbO0yJ9BcttSnwzIr98RqeyTt_BqhHR-xaWNtJlWIdr3SQ0CMCnCQo-utKCPjwkL8wb1C4BGlCaerkzb7vRg8BD7wnjIIH5JkJ3vAMocBDKIw) included these comments
My first blog on August 1, 2008 was entitled “Proposed Net Neutrality Bill in the US Congress” (https://www.vogelitlawblog.com/2008/08/proposed-net-neutrality-bill-in-the-us-congress/) and on January 3, 2025 Computerworld.com reported that “Net neutrality looks to be buried for another five years, with a court halting the current FCC head’s push to reinstate it,..” The ComputerWorld.com report entitled “Appeals
DataBreachToday.com reported that “The artificial intelligence landscape is set to transform in 2025 with pragmatic approaches to implementation replacing the experimental fervor of the past two years. This shift will span industries and developer ecosystems.” The December 30, 2024 article entitled “A Year of AI Pragmatism and Paradigm Shifts.” (https://www.databreachtoday.com/year-ai-pragmatism-paradigm-shifts-a-27181?rf=2024-12-31_ENEWS_SUB_DBT__Slot6_ART27181&mkt_tok=MDUxLVpYSS0yMzcAAAGXvPUJPDbO0yJ9BcttSnwzIr98RqeyTt_BqhHR-xaWNtJlWIdr3SQ0CMCnCQo-utKCPjwkL8wb1C4BGlCaerkzb7vRg8BD7wnjIIH5JkJ3vAMocBDKIw) included these comments
MSSPAlert.com reported that “The cyberthreat landscape continued to expand and accelerate in 2024, keeping MSSPs busy, as bad actors expanded their arsenals – in particular, their embrace of generative AI – and tactics, including their growing use of cybercrime-as-a-service, which gave criminals new revenue streams and lesser-skilled hackers easy access to ready-to-use tools for launching
CIO.com reported that “Seventy percent of those IT pros spend one to four hours a day remediating data issues, while 14% spend more than four hours each day, according to the survey.” The December 12, 2024 article entitled ” AI data readiness: C-suite fantasy, big IT problem” (https://www.cio.com/article/3622834/ai-data-readiness-c-suite-fantasy-big-it-problem.html?utm_campaign=subscribers-&utm_medium=subscribers_push_notification&utm_source=subscribers) included these comments:
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DHS issued a report that it “…has a longstanding commitment to responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies that we employ to advance our missions, including combatting fentanyl trafficking, strengthening supply chain security, countering child sexual exploitation, and protecting critical infrastructure. We are building on that commitment by publishing an updated AI Use Case Inventory
Darkreading.com reported that “Today, however, many in security are simply “professionals” who found a well-paying job but lack that hacker spirit. They’re not driven by a love of the challenge or a hunger to learn. They may take the occasional course or learn a few technical tricks — but often, they’re doing the bare minimum.
