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The deepfake threat: How do banks respond?

Misinformation and fake news are on the rise – so prevalent that the World Economic Forum identified it as the biggest threat in its 2024 Global Risks Report. The threat posed by misinformation has been growing for several years now, but this is only compounded by the growing sophistication of deepfake technology. Artificial intelligence has […]

Securing eGovernment services with Post-Quantum Cryptography

Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) is a new technology designed to defeat brute force attacks performed using quantum computers, which have the potential to break many of the commonly used cryptographic algorithms today. As quantum computing technology advances, traditional cryptographic systems, such as RSA and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), will become vulnerable to attacks due to their […]

CES wrap-up: Key trends and technologies

CES is one of the most powerful tech events in the world, introducing us to new technologies and innovations that will change our everyday lives. At this year’s event, we were blown away by some of the new products and services on display… Highlight technologies Let’s start with the showstopper – Hyundai’s Air Taxi. The […]

What could passports look like in 20 years?

In the next two decades, passports are poised for transformative changes. With the rapid pace of digitalization, many are questioning whether, in 2044, physical documents will still be prevalent and how the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionize document design and verification. Although increasingly digital, physical passports are likely to remain a staple. By […]

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