Europol Cybercrime Training Competency Framework 2024
What the world really needs is another deep dive into the «Europol Cybercrime Training Competency Framework 2024». Here, the brilliant minds at Europol decided to state the obvious: cybercrime is bad, and we need to stop it. They’ve created this framework to outline the skills necessary to combat cybercrime, because apparently, it’s not enough to just be good with a computer anymore. Who knew?
Aircraft
Another thrilling read from the Department of the Army, hot off the presses in August 2023. “Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS)” — what we all need is a deeper dive into the riveting world of thwarting drones. This document, a sequel to its 2017 predecessor, promises to be the blockbuster of military literature, guiding soldiers in the art of playing with enemy drones.
Patent. US9071600B2
The patent US9071600B2 is a delightful example of innovation, where it introduces a method to prevent phishing and online fraud by establishing a VPN tunnel between a user computer and a server. This patent, with its revolutionary idea, ensures that the user’s data is as secure as a squirrel’s nut in winter. It’s a marvel how it uses such a complex technology like a VPN, which might just be as old as the internet itself, to create a secure communication channel. This method is not just about securing data but also about authenticating entities and separating internal networks from external threats, which is surely something the world has never seen before.
Patent US11611582B2
The patent US11611582B2 has bestowed upon us a computer-implemented method that uses a pre-defined statistical model to detect phishing threats. Because, you know, phishing is such a novel concept that we’ve never thought to guard against it before.
Databricks AI Security Framework (DASF)
The Databricks AI Security Framework (DASF), oh what a treasure trove of wisdom it is, bestows upon us the grand illusion of control in the wild west of AI systems. It’s a veritable checklist of 53 security risks that could totally happen, but you know, only if you’re unlucky or something.
Patent US11496512B2
Let’s dive into the thrilling world of patent of Lookout, Inc., a masterpiece ingeniously titled «Detecting Real time Phishing from a Phished Client or at a Security Server.» Because, you know, the world was desperately waiting for another patent to save us from the clutches of phishing attacks.
Patent US11483343B2
Ah, behold the marvel that is US11483343B2, a patent that boldly claims to revolutionize the fight against the digital age’s oldest trick: phishing. Because, of course, what we’ve all been missing is yet another «advanced» system promising to save us from the nefarious links lurking in our inboxes. This patent, with its grandiose title «Phishing Detection System and Method of Use, » introduces a supposedly novel architecture designed to sniff out phishing attempts by scanning messages for suspicious URLs. Groundbreaking, isn’t it?
Patent CN111913833A
Another blockchain solution to solve all our healthcare woes. Because, you know, what the healthcare industry has been desperately missing is more buzzwords like «dual-blockchain architecture» and «attribute-based encryption.» Who wouldn’t sleep better knowing their sensitive medical data is bouncing around on not one, but two blockchains? It’s like double the security blanket, or double the headache, depending on how you look at it. Let’s not forget the pièce de résistance: AI integration. Because nothing says «trustworthy and secure» like throwing artificial intelligence into the mix.
Cyber Insurance Market
Cyber Insurance Market is delightful paradox where businesses shell out big bucks to protect themselves from the very technology they can’t live without. It’s like buying a guard dog that might bite you if you forget the safe word.
Cybersecurity landscape within the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region
It was a year when APAC became the belle of the cyberattack ball, accounting for a whopping 31% of global cyberattacks. Imagine, over half of the organizations in the region admit they’d been cyber-attacked.