WEF: Cybersecurity Fears Shifting Consumer Behavior
Imbalancing Act: Shift in Consumer Behaviour Spotlights Growing Cybersecurity Concerns, World Economic Forum Says
When Will Wix Stop Harboring Coronavirus SPAM Bad Actors?
CBN editors reached out to WIX, but their representatives appeared at first clueless, or more likely, an automated bot response, as one would expect from a SPAM-house
IAOP Announces “Contract Professional’s Playbook” eLearning Certificate Program
The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) has announced “The Contract Professional’s Playbook eLearning Certificate Program,” a 12-week, web-based, self-paced program designed to enhance critical contracting competencies to master performance- and outcome-based contracts.
Cato Institute: Current Patent Systems Inadequate To Handle Artificial Intelligence
Scholars have associated artificial intelligence (“AI”) with many words over the years: overhyped, underdeveloped, and even science fiction. But COVID-19 demonstrates that despite the skepticism... Read More
Coronavirus COVID-19 Driving Increased Cybercrime, Says World Economic Forum
As the COVID-19 crisis accelerates dependency on technology enabled economic processes, it is also exacerbating cyber-risks. 50% of respondents of the World Economic Forum Covid-19 Outlook survey have expressed their worries about an increasing number of cyber-attacks and data fraud.
Cato Institute Says US Government Illegally Misusing FISA Database
On at least six occasions in 2018 and once in 2019, the government unlawfully reviewed wiretapped communications from a foreign intelligence database while pursuing ordinary criminal investigations unrelated to national security
Cognizant Ransomware Losses May Reach $70 Million
Global BPO firm Cognizant (NASDAQ:CTSH) who markets itself as a guardian of corporate security, was itself infected by Maze Ransomware, inhibiting and encrypting multiple corporate... Read More
Guest Editorial: “Payments Become Like Air” – PayPal’s Sri Shivananda
The move to cashless has been embraced by many, but in some countries and cities, laws are being enacted to require companies to still accept cash. Cashless is viewed by these lawmakers as exclusionary to people who can’t afford a bank account.
Guest Editorial: Ransomware Attacks Can Be Managed
As a security advisor, I feel it is important to help clients understand what ransomware is and how they can readily manage this situation.
Breaking News: Cognizant Infected By Maze Ransomware
Cognizant confirms that a Maze ransomware attack infected its internal systems, causing service disruptions for some of its clients.
Contact Centers & IT Outsourcers Facing A Shakeout In This Looming Recession, But Some Will Reap A Bonanza
Remember that game of ‘musical chairs?” Well that’s exactly what’s about to happen as top BPO & CX providers separate themselves from weaker competitors who fail to adapt to these difficult conditions.
Deloitte’s Kulasooriya: Digital Disruption Can Be A Positive For Developing Economies If They Have The Right Strategy
Cognitive Business News executive editor Loren Moss talks with Duleesha Kulasooriya, executive director of Deloitte's Center For The Edge on how disruptive transformation can benefit developing economies...but the right strategy is the key to success.