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28Jan
Tom Austin’s Tweet-Wrangling Newsletter #2
Should we be patient given disappointing AI implementation rates? Is AI smart enough? What can we learn from fruit fly brains? What else should you know about facial recognition technology? How are Google, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, and FaceBook progressing on their AI work? How valuable is AI to FinTech? What other newsletters are in the works? And where in the world will I be in March and April?
22Dec
Wawa Data Breach Communication Sets the Right Tone
An open letter to Wawa, Inc., from French Caldwell with contributions from Richard Stiennon. Dear Wawa, Inc., Other than being a regular customer, I hardly know you. But good job on the crisis response. Thanks. I’m sure you’ll figure out what went wrong that led to the breach of customer credit card data and what…
17Dec
Predictions 2020: More cybersecurity laws and regulations
Cybersecurity legislation in the U.S. will continue to accelerate, especially at the state level, where hundreds of new cybersecurity bills will be introduced in 2020.
08Oct
Formjacking: What’s That?
Answer these questions? Has your site been infected with formjacking? How did you find out? How hard was it to repair? How much damage did you or your users sustain? Symantec Internet Security Threat Report describes formjacking as malicious code inserted into websites. To capture personally identifiable information (PII) and debit/credit card information. Compromised sites…
19Sep
In Faith-Based Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations We Trust?
President Obama issued Executive Order (E.O.) C.F.R. 13691 to promote private sector cybersecurity information sharing. See Executive Order No. 13691 For over 1 million faith-based and nonprofit organizations exist in the Unite States alone. See NonprofitDirectory In 2018 Faith-based Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations, ISAO emerged to help these organizations improve their cyber security posture.…
26Aug
The New Cyber Religion
Religious organizations are becoming a target for cyber criminals. In recent years several churches have fallen victim to phishing and ransomware attacks.
15Aug
Avoid Pitfalls in Vendor Selection
You saw software do something your organization cannot do today but should do soon. What do you do? Capterra blog details how technology is changing how churches connect with its members. As a result, faith-based organizations are adopting and leveraging technology-centric tools and services. To better engage their communities. Avoid the potential for poor decision-making…
08Aug
Artificial Intelligence: Reimagine Worship and Worshippers
Rev. Billy Graham once stated, “when used correctly tech could do wonderful things” Observer Technology is reimagining habits for worship and for the worshipper. Vendors now offer mobile apps, social media and websites for the faithful. For example, traveling Catholics can access apps or the Internet to locate nearby services. www.masstimes.org Vendor’s offerings, such as,…
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