Government preparing legislation to force tech companies to make it impossible for anyone under the age of 18 to take, view or send nude images Apple and Google make progress but Government will prepare new laws to compel companies to deliver the strongest child safety laws in the world Growing sexual exploitation and abuse of...Read More
The Government will introduce legislation requiring tech companies to strengthen protections on devices and platforms to prevent children from taking, sharing or viewing nude images, helping tackle grooming, exploitation and abuse before harm occurs. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length....Read More
When Lindy* bought her son a smartphone two years ago, she thought she was giving him a thoughtful birthday present. She was busy with life and did not think much about checking his browser history or asking what was keeping him glued to his screen. Then, during the school holidays, her mother caught Lindy’s 12-year-old...Read More
When Lindy* bought her son a smartphone two years ago, she thought she was giving him a thoughtful birthday present. She was busy with life and did not think much about checking his browser history or asking what was keeping him glued to his screen. Then, during the school holidays, her mother caught Lindy’s 12-year-old...Read More
When ransomware strikes, the dramatic image is often a ransom note demanding cryptocurrency in exchange for a decryption key. The most consequential part of a ransomware incident can happen after the note appears: that is the start of the process of negotiation. Ransomware negotiations are not simply a conversation between a victim and a hacker....Read More
When ransomware strikes, the dramatic image is often a ransom note demanding cryptocurrency in exchange for a decryption key. The most consequential part of a ransomware incident can happen after the note appears: that is the start of the process of negotiation. Ransomware negotiations are not simply a conversation between a victim and a hacker....Read More
Interview By Tabish Ali Financial crime is becoming harder for businesses to detect as organised crime, cybercrime, cryptocurrency and state-linked actors increasingly overlap. Europol’s latest assessment of Europe’s most threatening criminal networks points to the growing use of cybercrime, cryptocurrencies, digital platforms and legitimate business structures to move and conceal illicit funds. Join The European...Read More
Author transcript **Kristian McCann:** Hello and welcome to UC Today. I’m Kristian McCann, and today we are looking at the security considerations that organizations really need to address as AI starts to become embedded within their contact center. Um, obviously if you’ve stuck with us, you’ll have known why AI can help businesses improve their...Read More
The $320 million hack of the Bitcoin-linked Liquid Network is another dent to crypto’s reputation as the industry tries to convince banks and institutional investors that digital assets can become part of mainstream financial infrastructure. The damage extends beyond the Bitcoin that was taken. Liquid was built to make the largest cryptocurrency more useful for...Read More
