AI of Things Dan Rosen talked about the importance of adopting mobile advertising: LUCA Talk 4 This past Wednesday our head of Global Advertising, Dan Rosen, gave a talk highlighting the importance of a “mobile first, mobile only” approach to advertising. Dan started by giving an...
AI of Things Could brainwave analysis turn eSport gamers into elite athletes? Content originally written by Thomas Macaulay for TechWorld. eSports has turned gamers into digital athletes with million dollar paycheques and backing from multinationals such as Telefónica, whose technologists are optimising player...
Olivia Brookhouse The Big Data and IoT applications fighting coronavirus The coronavirus pandemic has truly turned our lives upside down, changing how we work, study and interact in every way. The global health crisis has tested every government’s ability...
Beatriz Sanz Baños How to know how smart a Smart City is Forbes illustrates the clear cut contrast bigger cities face. On one hand, cities are responsible for generating 80% of the world’s wealth but compared to other geographical spaces they...
Sergio De Los Santos OpenPGP: Desperately Seeking Kristian Open Source applications run on a server system that has never worked properly. Why does this happen?
Cytomic Team, unit of Panda Security Indicators of Compromise, Key to Detecting and Solving Incidents in an Agile Way Quick and agile response to incidents is a basic aspect of a good cybersecurity strategy. Little by little, more and more companies are becoming aware of this, and this...
Gonzalo Álvarez Marañón 2019 Won’t Be the Year When Quantum Computers Replace the Cryptography That We All Use What would happen if a fully error corrected quantum computer of several thousands of logical qubits started working today? Public key infrastructures would fall down. The secrets of the...
ElevenPaths New report: Twitter botnets detection in sports event We all know that a botnet is a number of Internet-connected devices, each of which is running one or more bots. Botnets can be used to perform DDoS attacks,...
ElevenPaths The Framing Effect: you make your choices depending on how information is presented You have received an alert from cyber intelligence. A terrible and enormous cyberattack is approaching. You must ensure the protection of 600 positions within your organization. You don’t have...
ElevenPaths You are less rational than you think when you take decisions under uncertain conditions I propose you the following game of luck: Option A: I give 1,000 € to you with a probability of 100%. Option B: Let’s leave it to heads or tails: if...
ElevenPaths #CyberSecurityPulse: Changing stereotypes in the security sector Ripples of outrage spread across the cybersecurity industry last week after women in red evening gowns were seen promoting a product at the Infosecurity Europe 2018 conference. The event’s...
ElevenPaths You’ve got mail? You’ve got malware A few weeks ago I was ‘compromised’. A well-known vulnerability was exploited and I was left financially exposed, with my reputation potentially at risk. “What happened?” I hear you...
ElevenPaths Tackling Cybercrime: Three Recommendations for 2018 In 2017 we saw ransomware variants such as Wannacry wreak havoc across computer networks in the UK. Not only were these variants of malware almost impossible to remove from...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths #CyberTricks Last Thursday, November 30th, Cybersecurity Day was celebrated internationally. At ElevenPaths we continue with commemoration, so that we have collected some #CyberTricks from our experts (Chema Alonso, Pablo San...
ElevenPaths Dumpster diving in Bin Laden’s computers: malware, passwords, warez and metadata (II) What would you expect from a computer network that belongs to a terrorists group? Super-encrypted material? Special passwords? The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on 1 November 2017 released additional...
ElevenPaths Dumpster diving in Bin Laden’s computers: malware, passwords, warez and metadata (I) What would you expect from a computer network that belongs to a terrorists group? Super-encrypted material? Special passwords? The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on 1 November 2017 released...
AI of Things Coca-Cola’s use of AI to stay at the top of the drinks market Coca-Cola is the largest beverage company in the world serving over 1.9 billion drinks daily across its 500 brands. Being such a large conglomerate active in so many countries...
Diego Samuel Espitia Detecting the Indicators of An Attack We always choose to implement prevention and deterrence rather than containment mechanisms in security. However, the implementation of these mechanisms is not always effective or simple to set up...
ElevenPaths Cyber Security Weekly Briefing January 23-29 Attack against SonicWall by exploiting a possible 0-day in its VPN appliances Firewall manufacturer SonicWall has issued a security alert warning that it has detected a sophisticated attack against...
ElevenPaths 4 Tips to Secure Your Data We surf the Internet on a daily basis. Many of us are already considered digital natives. Yes, it is almost an extension of us, but are we really aware...
Olivia Brookhouse Can Artificial Intelligence understand emotions? When John McCarthy and Marvin Minsky founded Artificial Intelligence in 1956, they were amazed how a machine could perform incredibly difficult puzzles quicker than humans. However, it turns out...
