With Christmas around the corner, many people around the world are going to be taking advantage of Cyber Monday or simply order online. With so many people having access to the internet, it makes sense that online sales are going to be on the rise and become the preferred method of shopping.
The world of cybersecurity is vast and there is all kinds of information out there. The detailed facts I provided in a previous article is only the tip of the iceberg. Naturally, there is a lot of facts out there covering all kinds of aspects of cybersecurity.
To stay up to date on everything cybersecurity, here are an assortment of facts that you may not have heard of. These will cover all kinds of areas of cybersecurity such as overall impacts, compliance, spending, jobs, and more.
Cybersecurity is rapidly growing every single day. There are all kinds of facts and statistics that emerge at a seemingly constant rate. Because of the nature of this industry, there are all kinds of facts that the general public isn’t aware of or gets lost amongst the masses.
To help with this, here are some alarming facts on cybersecurity you should be made aware of.
About a decade ago if you mentioned anything about artificial intelligence, you probably be laughed out of whatever room you were in at the time.
Back then, most peoples knowledge of AI would remind them of what they saw in films. Like Data from Star Trek or the Terminator robots from Terminator.
Today though, it’s a buzzword in both business and the industry. People have heard of it and some consider it to be a crucial part to have businesses evolve on a digital level. Those that embrace this technology are believed to be the ones who’ll capitalize the most from this shift.
But how did we get to this point? And what exactly is AI? Let’s explore that.
With mobile devices becoming the go to device for internet access, we have to address some of the issues that our computers have dealt with in the past: viruses and security threats. The big problem with this is not that many people have security in mind when they whip out their phone.
While a lot of us have growing privacy concerns, it may seem like a lot of the big companies are out to get us. But if you’ve been reading some of my articles on privacy, we actually have a surprising amount of control over our privacy. I’ve already discussed aspects about Facebook, but today I want to focus on another giant: Google.