Disinformation is a word that gets thrown around a lot, but in the context of cybersecurity and online reputation management, it's also an increasingly important issue. Disinformation refers to false information intended to deceive and manipulate people with the goal of subverting democracy.
In an era where digital threats loom large, the corporate world is undergoing a profound transformation in cybersecurity governance. Recent legislative actions are reshaping the dynamics of corporate boardrooms, emphasizing the pivotal role of cybersecurity experts at the highest echelons of decision-making.
Real life events almost always flow to the internet in a micro second. Knowing how to tell the difference between truth and fiction could be critical to saving your own life of that of your family in a real life emergency that is also happening on social media.
With the advent of generative AI and machine learning, it's now possible to create adversaries that can learn from past experiences. These tabletop fails will help you understand the dangers of playing against an unpredictable opponent.
The impact of emerging technologies, including sensors and mobility-as-a-service, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, virtual reality, blockchain, and the internet of things upon the reputational risks that organizations face is well documented. However, the ways in which the emerging technologies transform personal identity are less well known.
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