As Businesses Manage Data Collection Requirements, Canada Offers New Approach
Canada rolled out an innovative method of informing consumers of data collection and privacy practices in the public sphere.
Canada rolled out an innovative method of informing consumers of data collection and privacy practices in the public sphere.
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The demand for cybersecurity is steadily outpacing the number of people able to fill those jobs. It’s estimated that by 2021, there will be 3.5 million vacant cybersecurity jobs. And of the candidates applying for these jobs, more than three out of four will not be qualified.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning — among other emerging technologies — are affecting nearly every business process. Employee management is no exception.
The approach: Use machine learning to find anomalous behavior that indicates cybersecurity breaches and then use that same learning to quarantine the cyber breach, while humans expel the threat.