Issie Lapowsky reports that a “red team” exercise by NATO’s StratCom demonstrated that you can find out a lot about a military exercise just from open source data, and you can also find out about the participants…. whom you can then influence to disobey their orders. Yikes. Read more on [Read More…]
HayesConnor Solicitors provided an interesting article that appears on LegalFutures in the UK. In this piece, they interview psychologist Professor Hugh C. H. Koch about the psychological impact of privacy breaches. Here’s a snippet: What are the typical psychological effects on victims of data breaches? Data breach victims typically experience high [Read More…]
Joe Cadillic writes: According to a recently published white paper there is a worldwide effort to restrict the right to travel of everyone. And you will not believe how the U.N. is involved. A recent article in Papers Please.org warns that the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) wants [Read More…]
We’re seeing a lot more “firsts” involving facial recognition technology. To start, Global Railway Review reports that Eurotunnel will be the first non-airport border crossing to deploy the technology: Eurotunnel’s terminals are to be equipped with SAS PARAFE (E-Gate) technology, as used at airports, at the road and rail border [Read More…]