Coverage from Security Summit 2023: If it’s smart it can be hacked
Broadcast live from the Security Summit, Mikko Hyppönen, WithSecure, talks to ITWeb Brainstorm’s Matthew Burbidge, about the multiplier effect of AI, the need to remove complexity from technology to improve security and ultimately, if it’s smart it can be hacked. #Security #smarttechnology #vulnerabilities #AI #ITWebSS2023 Visit ITWeb.co.za to find out more about the annual Security Summit or to stay on top of cybersecurity and enterprise IT news in South Africa, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay on top of all our latest videos.
Artificial intelligence can help eliminate the mundane, manual work that complicates and slows down the operations of government agencies and departments.
Much of the success achieved by supply chain professionals over the past 18 months can be attributed in large measure to their willingness to embrace smart supply chain technology.
The higher learning institution creates the Hatfield Digital Twin City, an initiative that aims to boost service delivery with the help of smart technology.
Smart technology will greatly impact our future privacy, as our faces, the way we walk, our mannerisms and body language will be catalogued as identificational data.
Greatly increased computing power, cloud technology, machine learning and autonomous decision-making are revolutionising the role devices play in our lives.
It’s vital to have a strong data-gathering foundation before looking to smart technology to produce executive dashboards, alerts and autonomously-generated instructions.