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1 week ago |
cybersecurityasia.net | Syed Ahmad Hafez
They say if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck. But as deepfake technology becomes more sophisticated and realistic, can we really trust our own eyes and ears anymore? Earlier this month, a finance director at a Singapore-based MNC learned this the hard way when the “C-level executives” instructing him to transfer nearly half a million US dollars, who looked and sounded every bit the part, were actually using deepfake technology.
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2 weeks ago |
datastorageasia.com | Syed Ahmad Hafez
For some time now, lawmakers have scrambled to keep pace with the breakneck speed of technological progress. It’s not just about playing catch-up. When the law trails behind innovation, it creates a void. One where unchecked practices thrive, companies face little accountability and consumers pay the price, with their data, rights, and trust on the line. But could the narrative be taking an unexpected turn?
The Ghosts Within Your Network Could Be an In for Ransomware - Barracuda’s Mark Lukie Breaks It Down
2 weeks ago |
cybersecurityasia.net | Syed Ahmad Hafez
Call it an inconvenient truth: in cybersecurity, ransomware has long outstayed its welcome, and it isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The simple fact that it can be incredibly profitable ensures a constant stream of innovation from those looking to exploit digital vulnerabilities. What’s often surprising, however, isn’t the complexity of these new tactics, but in their simplicity. This is perhaps a testament to attackers’ knack for finding and exploiting even the most basic security weaknesses.
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3 weeks ago |
cybersecurityasia.net | Syed Ahmad Hafez
It seems these days, there’s a designated “day” for just about every facet of the IT world. From the serious business of World Backup Day on March 31st, reminding us of the digital apocalypse we perpetually flirt with, to the perhaps slightly less critical (but no less celebrated in some circles) SysAdmin Appreciation Day in late July, the calendar is filling up with tech-centric commemorations.
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1 month ago |
datastorageasia.com | Syed Ahmad Hafez
56% of global companies have embraced remote work, and 16% have gone fully remote. These figures paint a picture of a workforce liberated, unshackled from the traditional office. But is that the whole story? While the headlines celebrate the ‘future of work”, a silent battle rages in boardrooms and break rooms.
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