2017 emerging cyber threats, trends & technologies report [Recurso eletrónico]
Autor institucional: 2017 EMERGING CYBER THREATS, TRENDS & TECHNOLOGIES REPORTIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Atlanta, GA : Georgia Tech. Institute for Information Security & Privacy, 2017Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 301395 | 273163 | 325959 | 266188Resumo: Privacy, democracy & security square off. Privacy and technology on a collision course with no clear solution. Insecure e-voting systems emerge, but crowdsourcing and open source may hold promise. Ransomware on the Rise: It’s just malware, people. Global information manipulation by nation-states now widespread. Healthcare fraud takes off in the absence of good defenses. When trust is lost, ‘smarts’ are too: Why smart devices and cities need cybersecurity. Dual-use technologies — exploits and encryption — come under scrutiny. Without open sources and evidence, attribution meets skepticism. As demand for security professionals rises, colleges adapt. Appendix of references.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJCD287 (Browse shelf) | PJCD287 | Available | PJ1CD287_68 |
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Privacy, democracy & security square off. Privacy and technology on a collision course with no clear solution. Insecure e-voting systems emerge, but crowdsourcing and open source may hold promise. Ransomware on the Rise: It’s just malware, people. Global information manipulation by nation-states now widespread. Healthcare fraud takes off in the absence of good defenses. When trust is lost, ‘smarts’ are too: Why smart devices and cities need cybersecurity. Dual-use technologies — exploits and encryption — come under scrutiny. Without open sources and evidence, attribution meets skepticism. As demand for security professionals rises, colleges adapt. Appendix of references.
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