Companies should more thoroughly test their products to understand how they could be used and misused, and keep safety in mind before releasing new technology, says Musfafa Suleyman.
We view the proposal on data that should be removed from logging files as misguided and dangerous to the ability of an ISP to properly identify events during an investigation of a security breach.
This technology considers business objectives, constraints and inputs to recommend the best action forward, showing the impact of each decision on relevant KPIs.
After two years of preparation time, the General Data Protection Regulation finally takes effect this week. Here's how it will impact organizations right away.
The General Data Protection Regulation takes effect on May 25, and organizations must be able to generate comprehensive reports that clearly demonstrate compliance, article by article.
Big technology companies must rethink the way they develop products and services to put ethical considerations in the forefront, according to Mustafa Suleyman.
The processor reportedly will use a 7-nanometer design that can be smaller, faster and more efficient than the 10-nanometer chips in current Apple smartphones.
The facility may hire as many as 150 artificial intelligence experts, bringing the total number of people the firm has working on research and development in the U.K. to 400.
The vulnerability enables hackers to read an encrypted email by making changes to its HTML, which essentially tricks the affected applications into decrypting the rest of the message.
With the 25 May compliance deadline now upon us, there is simply not enough time for manual mapping. There are, however, some alternatives organizations can turn to.
By age, the group most concerned about that possibility was 25-to-34-year-olds: Just 10 percent said the employment impact would be positive and more than four times that expected a negative fallout.
Some 61 percent of impacted firms in the U.K. are already compliant or expect to be by the May 25 deadline, compared with 46 percent in the rest of the EU and only 25 percent in the U.S., says a new study.
The unexpected departure of Qi Lu, just a year after losing widely respected chief scientist Andrew Ng to Silicon Valley, now casts doubt over the firm's ability to attract the high-wattage talent it needs to compete.
The company founder and CEO offered European Union lawmakers his latest mea culpa for the social network’s role in a privacy scandal that tarnished his company’s reputation.
Bank executives say artificial intelligence will create jobs, while analysts say the opposite. Employees are anxious but willing to try to work with it. All agree AI is already making an impact.
