Picture: PC Pro Issue 362 Don’t think of the EU’s artificial intelligence act as another piece of boring legislation. On this occasion, everyone’s a winner – apart from the charlatans. On the 1st August this year, the world’s first comprehensive artificial intelligence law came into force in the EU. Well, mostly. The AI Act will […]
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By Dr Rois Ni Thuama and Kathleen Moriarty International airports across Europe faced major disruption this weekend after a cyberattack on MUSE, the Collins Aerospace check-in/boarding platform used by multiple airlines. Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin all reported impact, with electronic check-in and bag-drop affected and manual workarounds invoked. Reuters The Dutch Cyber Security Council captured
Picture: PC Pro Issue 366 Don’t be daunted by the rapidly changing face of the security landscape – learn from those who climbed the southwest face of Everest instead On an icy night in November 2018, I picked my way slowly around the snaking roads of north Wales through a flurry of snow. I was
Picture: PC Pro Magazine Issue 360 Rois takes aim at patronising cybersecurity training software – and the companies behind them that seem to think we’re all three years old. Cybersecurity training is broken. Is it? Is it really, though? In line with the current trend to offer trigger warnings for almost everything, here’s yours. A
