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How Your Organization Can Prevent Account Takeover

Security Boulevard

Though the tools and technologies have improved enormously in the last couple of decades, enterprises remain under attack. As people conduct more and more business online — both in their personal and professional lives — cybercrime has become big business, more organized and well-funded than ever. Why ForgeRock Autonomous Access?

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Cyber Security Combo: Big Data, Machine Learning and AI

Spinone

As technologies evolve, so do the skills of cyber criminals. While the potential of Big Data is vast, it might lag behind as a standalone tool to deal with hackers due to the enormous volume of data to analyze. Big data helps broaden horizons (e.g.

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SHARING INTEL: Here’s why it has become so vital to prioritize the security-proofing of APIs

The Last Watchdog

The threat intelligence platforms and detection and response systems installed far and wide, in SMBs and large enterprises alike, simply are not doing a terrific job at accounting for how APIs are facilitating multi-staged network breaches. And to produce signals useful to security teams, you need to analyze this data, in real time.”.

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News alert: AI-powered web scrapers from Oxylabs are breaking new ground in fraud detection

The Last Watchdog

Cloud technologies also play an important role in the latest anti-fraud developments. Such services as distributed cloud account protection can detect malicious actors very accurately by monitoring transactions at a large scale and in real time. “AI-powered and bypass flagging or bans.

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Cybersecurity for the Public Interest

Schneier on Security

It's an impassioned debate, acrimonious at times, but there are real technologies that can be brought to bear on the problem: key-escrow technologies, code obfuscation technologies, and backdoors with different properties. Public-interest technology isn't new. We need public-interest technologists.

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Striking a Balance: Senator Wyden's Act and AI in Healthcare

SecureWorld News

Senator Ron Wyden, D-Ore, recently proposed the Algorithmic Accountability Act, legislation that would require companies to assess their automated systems for accuracy, bias, and privacy risks. But some of these big data systems are riddled with bias that discriminate against patients based on race, gender, sexual orientation, and disability.

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Octo Tempest cybercriminal group is "a growing concern"—Microsoft

Malwarebytes

In a security blog about Octo Tempest Microsoft states: “Octo Tempest monetized their intrusions in 2022 by selling SIM swaps to other criminals and performing account takeovers of high-net-worth individuals to steal their cryptocurrency.”