Publications

March 5, 2020

Weekly Report 20-10

WHAT EXACTLY IS CORONOVIRUS?  Actually, viruses are just a bunch of genes whose only function are to replicate. “A single sneeze can release 100,000 viruses into the air – as common colds, flu, measles, HIV, Ebola, etc. They infect the cells of living organisms and hijack the genetic machinery while mass-producing replicas… Coronavirus is a... Continue
February 28, 2020

Weekly Report 20-09

INFO TECH COMPANIES ARE DEVELOPING FACIAL-RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS TO DETECT ‘EMOTIONAL STATE’ based on artificial intelligence analysis of video footage; some companies already base hiring systems on machine-learned examination of required video CV submissions. But latest studies at Northeastern University Boston show “there is no good scientific evidence to suggest recognizable facial expressions (like smile, frown,... Continue
February 20, 2020

Weekly Report 20-08

• PHISHING EMAILS & ROBOTEXTS CONTINUE TO EXPAND, linking to nearly 80% of all cyberespionage incidents in 2018 and representing nearly 20% of all global spams against Facebook clients just last quarter. Scammers use imitation links and web-page designs that look legit to trick users into clicking to a scam site asking for credentials –... Continue
February 13, 2020

Weekly Report 20-07

 AIR TRAVELERS ALERT: A MAJOR CYBERSECURITY INVESTIGATION OF THE TOP 100 U.S. AND GLOBAL AIRPORTS found 97% with “an alarming lack of systems in place to protect websites or mobile applications, including misconfigured public clouds, Dark Web exposure, and nearly 60% with ‘critical risk’ code leakages… Nearly 25% received an ‘F’ grade for using outdated... Continue
February 7, 2020

Weekly Report 20-06

SUCCESSION PLANNING IS ABOUT HAVING A FOCUSED PROGRAM to ensure that an organization’s talent is capable of taking over leadership when necessary, not only at the executive level but for all critical tiers. “With thoughtful dialogue & participation, it can be optimally effective as a tool for leadership development and business stability. But when handled... Continue