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Bookmark or Share- Cybersecurity and AI: Here's what you need to know | World Economic ForumA well-executed deepfake could deceive employees into authorising large unauthorised fund transfers, exploiting human trust to circumvent security measures. Another potential scenario involves attackers using AI to tamper with a system's data, creating an alluring yet entirely fabricated stock portfolio.
- 2023 was a big year for cybercrime - The World Economic ForumTo prevent and curtail the impact of cyberattacks, organizational communication and culture around security are key, according to a UK government report. Having a formal cybersecurity strategy and regular risk reviews that extend to supply chains are also important, as well as robust incident response plans and training, it says.
- Aviation Sector Calls for Unified Cybersecurity Practices to Mitigate ...“The aviation industry has developed a strong track record of safety, resilience and security practices for physical threats and must integrate cyber risks into this culture of safety and resilience,” said Georges De Moura, Head of Industry Solutions, Centre for Cybersecurity, World Economic Forum. “A common understanding and approach to ...
- Airport security: How 9/11 changed flying in the U.S. | World Economic ...In addition, these security measures, though called for by the Federal Aviation Administration, were the responsibility of not the federal government, but the airlines. And to keep costs down, the airlines tended to contract private companies to conduct security screenings that used minimally trained low-paid employees.
- How can the aviation industry make AI safer?The aviation industry has also addressed its high risk by fostering a culture of learning from errors, asking for help, and listening to feedback. We can make AI safer by implementing similar reforms and developing a similar culture: a responsible AI culture where it’s the norm to share useful information about failures and mistakes.
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