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How the Red Cross Aims to Shield Hospitals in Cyberwar

2 days ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

When warzones stretch beyond physical terrain into the uncharted digital sphere, what happens to the symbols we rely on to distinguish safety from threat? For 160 years, the Red Cross, Red Crescent, and Red Crystal have done precisely that: signaled protection under international humanitarian law. But with hospitals and aid groups increasingly facing threats from ransomware and malware rather than mortar fire, a new question has emerged. How do we protect what can’t be seen?
SOC Crisis: Splunk’s Mick Baccio on Hidden Cyber Threats

4 days ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

What happens when the biggest weakness in your cyber defense isn’t a missing patch or an advanced attacker but the internal cracks spreading across your own security operations center (SOC)?
18th-Century Tech Still Guards 21st-Century Secrets

5 days ago | techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell

There’s a piece of technology still clinging to life in the shadows of modern cybersecurity, something fragile, ancient, and easily overlooked. It doesn’t blink or beep or run on electricity. But for decades, it helped safeguard some of the most sensitive secrets in the world. Its roots are tangled in the machinery of old-world industry, but it quietly endured in the background of modern espionage.
AI Outperforms Humans at Persuasion – With Your Personal Data - Techopedia

6 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more persuasive than people and it’s not because it’s smarter. In a recent study published in Nature Human Behaviour, researchers found that large language models (LLMs) based on GPT-4 beat human opponents in nearly two-thirds of structured debates. However, there is a caveat to that performance. The model only outperformed human opponents when it was fed their personal information.
Ledger Insights: Why Self-Custody Is Key to Crypto’s Future

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

What does it mean to own something in the digital age? As our assets, identities, and interactions increasingly migrate to the web, the answer to that question is shifting, and companies like Ledger are determined to make sure it doesn’t get lost inм the noise. When Techopedia sat down with Ian Rogers, Chief Experience Officer at Ledger, the conversation covered much more than crypto wallets.
Quantum-Resistant Crypto: Preparing for 2025 Threats

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell

Quantum computing isn’t science fiction anymore. It’s steadily moving from the lab to the real world. And when it gets here, it could break the cryptographic foundations that keep blockchains secure. The same algorithms protecting your crypto wallet today might be useless tomorrow. That’s why developers, researchers, and standards bodies are racing to build quantum-resistant alternatives. Some blockchains are already experimenting with quantum-safe encryption, while others are waiting on guidance.
How ServiceNow Uses Agentic AI to Empower Deskless Workers

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

What does it take to put artificial intelligence (AI) in the hands of those doing the work that keeps everything running? That was the focus of our recent conversation with Bulent Cinarkaya, General Manager of Field Service Management at ServiceNow. While most AI stories still revolve around automation in call centers or large-scale data crunching, ServiceNow focuses on something very different.
Rewriting the Code: The Last Line of Defense for Women in Tech

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Neil C. Hughes

How do you stay inspired when the numbers are stacked against you? Despite unfavorable odds, Sue Harnett, founder and CEO of Rewriting the Code (RTC), embarked on a mission to support women in the tech industry. The timing couldn’t be more critical. In the past year, both Girls Who Code and Women Who Code shut down due to funding shortfalls. Their closures sent a chilling message to women who are still trying to break into a space that remains resistant to change.
Invisible Enemy: The 2025 Blueprint for Attack Surface Management

1 week ago | techopedia.com | John Meah

Attack surface management (ASM) is shifting gears, from reactive fixes to real-time visibility across sprawling infrastructures. Think of continuous scanning, asset discovery, and threat prioritization; that’s what you get with attack surface management tools. Threats evolve fast. Ransomware-as-a-service kits are cheap and easy to deploy. Shadow IT pops up without warning. Supply chain attacks often target trusted vendors first, and then move on to you.
The Cloud is Too Big to Fail, Until It Fails

1 week ago | techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell

The cloud makes a lot of sense for businesses. It’s flexible, usually reliable, and cuts down on the cost and hassle of running your own servers. Need to scale quickly? No problem. Want automatic backups or remote access? Easy. It’s no wonder so many companies have moved almost everything to the cloud. But there’s a catch. The more we depend on it, the harder we fall when it breaks. A cloud outage isn’t just some minor hiccup.