Lou Covey, Author at Cyber Protection Magazine

Standards bodies doing the heavy lifting in AI regulation

Lou Covey August 11, 2023

As with any digital product, security relies on four arenas. User responsibility, corporate accountability, government regulation and industry standards.

Hollywood strikes fight over ownership of biometrics

Lou Covey August 4, 2023

Everybody is going to own their own data. I’m going to own my own data. You going to own your own data. Your mother, your brother, your aunt, your uncle… we’re all going to own our own data. Those companies are going to have to pay royalties or license fees to use that data to train their models. The world is going in the opposite way.

AI is at war with itself

Lou Covey July 20, 2023

It almost seems that the AI market is an industry at war with itself.

Meta’s Threads threatens personal security for women seeking abortions

Lou Covey July 18, 2023

Company is a ‘paid informant’ Threads, Meta’s new microblogging platform, could be considered a clear and present danger to womenmore

Boosting digital hygiene without technology

Lou Covey July 5, 2023

When they discuss issues in meetings, we all agree on a passphrase for whatever decision maker is chosen. It’s not shared in emails, texts, or phone conversations and only two or three people are authorized to use them.

Cloud Security Cheat Sheet: There’s an Acronym for That

Lou Covey June 13, 2023

The DHS/NCCIC Acronyms List currently includes 609 industry acronyms making it difficult for even experts to read analyst reports without a glossary. But that doesn’t even cover cloud data security, which has its own list of acronyms that aren’t even on DHS’s list yet. You can be sure they are #1 on an attacker’s list,