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Binance· 2025-10-25 14:00
Phishing scams are evolvingLearn how to protect your data, avoid common traps, and stay SAFU in the digital world.Read more 👇https://t.co/WVB4lWHWVa ...
Digital illiteracy is the biggest threat to cybersecurity | Benjamin Filiatrault | TEDxMitadDelMundo
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-11 16:09
Cyber Security Threats & Vulnerabilities - A British engineering firm lost $25 million due to an AI-generated scam involving a deepfake CFO in January 2024 [1] - Digital illiteracy poses a significant threat to cyber security, making users the weakest link [3] - AI-powered cyber threats, such as deepfakes, are increasingly difficult to recognize for those lacking digital literacy [5] - Digital transformation initiatives, like Ecuador's agenda transformational, increase the potential for cyber security breaches [7] - Cyber security breaches are on the rise, exemplified by attacks on the Bank of Pincha, the municipality of Kito, and Santoi Sika [7][8] Proposed Solution: SIMCAP SDI - The industry suggests Ecuador develop a proactive, scalable national system (SIMCAP SDI) for training and certifying its digital security workforce [10][11] - SIMCAP SDI would be a career-long ladder ensuring sufficient digital literacy skills based on interaction with the digital system of the government [11] - The proposed structure includes five levels, from basic knowledge for all public sector employees to leadership responsible for national strategy [12][13] - Level one certification, updated annually, is critical as a basic security awareness requirement for all individuals [14] International Benchmarks & Strategic Assets - The United States Department of Defense (DoD) mandates cyber security certification for governments and contractors [14] - Countries like Singapore, Australia, the European Union, and Canada have implemented similar cyber security measures [15] - A SIMCAP-certified workforce is a national strategic asset, providing security, trust, and robust protection for critical infrastructure [16]
Cyabra Partners with Aquion to Strengthen Digital Security and Combat Disinformation Across Australia and New Zealand
Newsfilter· 2025-04-09 12:30
Core Insights - Cyabra Strategy Ltd. has partnered with Aquion Pty Ltd to enhance its AI-driven disinformation detection platform across Australia and New Zealand, targeting businesses and government agencies [1][2][3] - The partnership aims to provide real-time monitoring and detection of digital threats, including disinformation campaigns and bot-driven influence operations [2][3] - Cyabra's platform analyzes millions of online conversations on social media to identify inauthentic accounts and coordinated disinformation efforts, thereby helping organizations safeguard their digital presence [2][5] Company Overview - Cyabra is a real-time AI-powered platform that uncovers and analyzes online disinformation, protecting corporations and governments from brand reputation risks and other online threats [5] - The platform utilizes proprietary algorithms and natural language processing (NLP) solutions to gather and analyze publicly available data, providing actionable insights and real-time alerts [5] - Aquion is a leading software distributor in Australia, specializing in connecting technology vendors with resellers, and has a portfolio of over 5000 software agreements [7]