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Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) – Risks for Citizens

#CBDCs may pose a combination of #financial, #economic, and #humanrights risks. The future use of CBDCs will improve since #blockchain technology is highly secure and transactions are highly compartmentalized spreading #risk.

How Blockchain Is Used in Education

Blockchain has the potential to transform the education landscape by opening up new, more affordable pathways to learning and disrupting the existing relationship between schools and students.

What Is The Future Of eLearning In 2023?

eLearning will see a big change in 2023 because it will involve Virtual Reality (VR) tremendously now

Ransomware & Cyber attacks in JULY 2023

Who is affected? Which national & international companies were hit by cyber attacks? The following is an overview of known 2023 cases wordwide, with incidents from all continents: Africa, Americas, Asia, Australia, Europe, Oceania.

The 5 Most Common NFT Scams in 2023

The NFT space is plagued with an array of scams and you can lose all your digital assets if you don’t keep your eye on the ball. The most frequent scams include rug-pull, phishing, bidding, pump-and-dump schemes and counterfeit NFTs.

Ransomware & Cyber attacks in JULY 2023

Who is affected? Which national & international companies were hit by cyber attacks? The following is an overview of known 2023 cases wordwide, with incidents from all continents: Africa, Americas, Asia, Australia, Europe, Oceania.

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Vulnerability management – Exposure Management is the way to follow

Organizations must move away from reactive security and adopt a more proactive strategy to reduce cyber exposure. The benefits of this behavior include comprehensive visibility, the anticipation of cyberattack consequences, prioritized actions, and institute effective communication with key stakeholders.

Cyber Crimes – The Interpol Approach

The importance and relevance of Interpol are heightened as a convergence point for efforts against cybercrime. Government efforts will be insufficient in the face of mounting threats. It will require the cooperation of public and private sector actors both locally and globally in a fast-evolving threat landscape.