Governing identity privacy and security

Safety isn’t the only issue for self-driving vehicles - data privacy and algorithmic oversight need attention too This article is sponsored by:

The UK wants to see self-driving vehicles rolled out by 2025, but the Center for Data Ethics and Innovation raises some interesting points about surveillance data and black box algorithms.

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Cloud sovereignty a growing strategic concern, says Capgemini This article is sponsored by:

Sovereignty in the cloud - now a C-Suite concern?

Enterprise hits and misses - customer success needs a debate, but the metaverse doesn't need blockchains This article is sponsored by:

This week - I try to ignite a passionate debate on customer success; will I succeed? Also: services firms face business model implosion. The metaverse is about (virtual) identity, but that doesn't mean it's about blockchain. In the weekly whiffs, I hand out a well-earned hypocrisy award.

We won't eliminate AI bias - unless we get at the real root of the problem This article is sponsored by:

Efforts to eliminate AI bias are well intentioned, but we aren't getting to the bottom of the problem. Here's my view on how we got to this point - and the dangers that lie ahead.

Federal Trade Commission opens public debate on tougher US data protection rules as Congress makes progress with national legislation This article is sponsored by:

Progress at last in the pursuit of a tougher US data protection and privacy regime? Perhaps.

UK data strategy - a surveillance state, claims security survey This article is sponsored by:

Recent political and policy moves that seek to enable a ‘data economy’ tie closely to the results of a new security survey, which assesses the ‘surveillance state’.

UK’s ambition to become a ‘science and tech superpower’ on track to become another empty slogan This article is sponsored by:

The government has time and time again said that science and technology are key to the UK’s future - but dig a little deeper and substance is lacking.

Supply chains must change - does the circular economy provide a better model? IFS weighs in This article is sponsored by:

Companies have been in reactive supply chain mode for several years now - it's time for that to change. But fresh data from IFS shows that new sourcing tactics create new problems. Does the circular economy provide a better model? Time to go behind the numbers.

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Drop the pilot - should future flight really be automated? This article is sponsored by:

Inmarsat’s Anthony Spouncer discusses why some innovators want aviation to be automated and human-free.

Make way for the drone superhighway, says UK This article is sponsored by:

There is exciting news on future flight plans in the UK – but have strategists thought things through?

Cybersecurity - what’s the real cost? Ask IBM This article is sponsored by:

Big Blue’s latest survey suggests that cybersecurity costs could be contributing to inflation, but those using security AI and automation are seeing cost savings.

Security investments sustain, but shift in a tight economy This article is sponsored by:

Security investment has been a big investment for companies - but it has also led to security sprawl. Dan Lascell of Tercera reviews the imbalance between supply and demand for security services.

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A diplomatic approach to geopolitics in the digital age - why the EU and the US need to build bridges in the face of Putin's aggression This article is sponsored by:

It's an age of Digital Diplomacy and that means rethinking some old assumptions and tapping into some new tools in the diplomatic bag...