Cyber News Now: Rise of Deep Fake Videos and Augmented Reality technologies
Two things are becoming increasingly popular in the cyber world: deep fake videos and virtual reality. But, as new technologies become more developed and accessible to the public, how can we watch out for cyber threats?
Cyber News Now: Untrained employees could be your weakest link
Every 40 seconds, ransomware attacks a business. According to IntelliSystems, 92 percent of security breaches could have been prevented by proper cybersecurity training. That's because employees are often targets for cybercriminals.
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Two things are becoming increasingly popular in the cyber world: deep fake videos and virtual reality. But, as new technologies become more developed and accessible to the public, how can we watch out for cyber threats?
You may be getting ready to travel soon for the holidays. Before you plug your phone in somewhere as you’re on the go, or even buy a charger, you might want to think twice.
Every 40 seconds, ransomware attacks a business. According to IntelliSystems, 92 percent of security breaches could have been prevented by proper cybersecurity training. That's because employees are often targets for cybercriminals.
There’s something new at the Georgia Cyber Center. It’s called The Garage. No, it's not for your car. Actually, it might just be for your ideas.
The FBI has issued a new alert you need to know about: technical and customer support fraud complaints are increasing. Technical and customer support fraud is not new, but according to the FBI, it’s getting more prevalent.
Augusta University is researching cybersecurity vulnerabilities in medical devices. Faculty and students are hacking into the technologies to find cybersecurity shortfalls.
Imagine being able to work alongside engineering and cybersecurity experts. You don't have to imagine for long! That vision is now one step closer to reality at USC Aiken.
One piece of technology can help save lives, and it's right here in our community. Columbia County Fire Rescue has implemented a new drone to aid in missions.
Cybercriminals have a new way of trying to get your money. It’s called a reverse instant payment scheme. The FBI just issued an alert about it recently.
For the first time in two years, the CyberPatriot camp returned to the Georgia Cyber Center. The Fort Gordon Alliance for Cyber Education teamed up with the Boys and Girls Club of Augusta to make it happen.
According to the FBI, sextortion crimes targeting children are increasing across the nation. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office warns parents crimes like these are also a big issue here at home too.
For the first time, international teams flew into Augusta for a Capture the Flag event at the Georgia Cyber Center. Parsons hosted the event put on by AFCEA as a part of the TechNet Augusta conference.
Getting your kids to play video games probably isn’t a big ask. However, local Esports business aims to use the fun for something bigger.
The Georgia Cyber Center hosts 4th annual Cyber Dawg "live fire" training with 12 other state agencies.
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Death can be hard to talk about and witness, even for the healthcare professional at times. Augusta University wants to help prepare students for what textbooks can’t always teach in a unique way.
Artificial intelligence technology can be found in many of our devices, like smart locks or virtual reality. But IntelliSystems says there’s another device that can leave you vulnerable without AI capabilities.
Code Ninjas aims to build coding and problem-solving skills early for kids. For the owner of the Evans location, the mission is personal.
