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Cyber Fraud Statistics & Preventions to Prevent Data Breaches in 2021

Smart Data Collective

The risk of data breaches will not decrease in 2021. Data breaches and security risks happen all the time. One bad breach and you are potentially risking your business in the hands of hackers. In this blog post, we discuss the key statistics and prevention measures that can help you better protect your business in 2021.

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In AI we trust? Why we Need to Talk About Ethics and Governance (part 2 of 2)

Cloudera

Surely there are ways to comb through the data to minimise the risks from spiralling out of control. In 2019, the Gradient institute published a white paper outlining the practical challenges for Ethical AI. Uncertainty is a measure of our confidence in the predictions made by a system. We need to get to the root of the problem.

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What is a phishing simulation?

IBM Big Data Hub

Why phishing simulations are important Recent statistics show phishing threats continue to rise. Since 2019, the number of phishing attacks has grown by 150% percent per year— with the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) reporting an all-time high for phishing in 2022 , logging more than 4.7 million phishing sites.

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Humans and AI: How Should You Talk About AI? Be Positive or Give Warnings?

DataRobot

In 2019, Utah struck a deal with Banjo, a threat detection firm selling AI services to process live traffic feeds, dispatch logs, and other data. The good news was the software posed less risk to privacy than suspected. There’s a saying, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” ” AI Doomsaying.

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Data Privacy and Internet Safety Tips for College Students

Smart Data Collective

College students are often believed to be least at risk, because they are more tech-savvy and presumably know how to stop data breaches. Since they use the Internet a lot more than their older peers, they might actually be at an even higher risk. It highlights the need for data encryption and other data security measures.

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Why you should care about debugging machine learning models

O'Reilly on Data

1] This includes C-suite executives, front-line data scientists, and risk, legal, and compliance personnel. These recommendations are based on our experience, both as a data scientist and as a lawyer, focused on managing the risks of deploying ML. That’s where model debugging comes in. Sensitivity analysis. Residual analysis.

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What you need to know about product management for AI

O'Reilly on Data

All you need to know for now is that machine learning uses statistical techniques to give computer systems the ability to “learn” by being trained on existing data. Measurement, tracking, and logging is less of a priority in enterprise software. Machine learning adds uncertainty.