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We are now opening contributions to this blog to start-ups accelerated by our Shake’Up project. Hazy offers a synthetic data generator, combining differential confidentiality, referential integrity, multi-table database support and ...
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For several years now, Wavestone’s different offices have been periodically identifying startups active in the field of cybersecurity. Wavestone Brussels office has therefore carried out its very first census in this field: the 2020 ...
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Phishing, data leak, laptop or smartphone thefts, fake President… end-users are key actors in securing information systems. However, it is a difficult exercise to raise their awareness to security risk and to teach them good practices. ...
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In the previous article, we presented a step by step approach for Machine Learning applied to cybersecurity in order to use its value and understand how it works (lien vers partie 1 de l’article). In this second part, we will answer a ...
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Nowadays, we hear about artificial intelligence (AI) everywhere, it affects all sectors… and cybersecurity is not to be left out! According to a global benchmark published by CapGemini in the summer of 2019, 69% of organizations ...
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Security managers often bring us in to evaluate their cybersecurity maturity level. We help firms analyze the return on investment for cybersecurity, properly allocating the budget, comparing level of security to that of others in similar ...
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A year ago, the idea of TRUST was born, the name of the new awareness program at Wavestone. My team and I spent a year thinking about and developing a whole new strategy to raise awareness among Wavestone employees. Wavestone has ...
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Let’s not lie to ourselves: it sometimes feels like cybersecurity lives in a bubble. CISOs are fed up with benchmarks (10% of the IT budget, 1 FTE for 400 employees, etc.), leading them to multiply major investment programs, ...
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We have seen in the first part of the article the risks that represent the deepfakes for the businesses. In this part, we are going to focus on the strategies available to pre-empt deepfakes and the concrete actions to implement as of now ...
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Online media and social networks expand the attack surface usable by the malicious actors, and deepfakes are the ultimate weapon. Well-known as a disinformation tool for the society, they bring about other risks to be considered by ...
