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Top Cybersecurity Presentations

Today, organizations are affected by cyberattacks like malware, phishing, man-in-the-middle attack, SQL injection attacks, and more. Due to such attacks, organizations’ systems, programs, and networks are damaged. Therefore, to avoid cyberattacks, organizations follow specific cybersecurity methods. If you are looking for an overview of cybersecurity and its practices, this article will help you with some of the best cybersecurity presentations.

Top Presentations on Cybersecurity

Listed below are some essential and primarily used cybersecurity presentations.

  1. Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

Olivier Busolini published Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity presentation in March 2019, he is a cybersecurity professional working with AI in cybersecurity. This presentation provides a basic introduction to AI, an overview of AI technologies, machine learning technologies, basics of deep learning, difficulties faced during building AI solutions, and tips for cybersecurity strategy.

This presentation also includes an introduction to red and blue AI technologies and a list of organizations that are using AI to follow cybersecurity practices to secure their information. Therefore, with AI and Cybersecurity presentations, learners can get a brief idea of cybersecurity solutions.

Link to the PPT: Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

2. AI and the impact on Cybersecurity

Published in October 2019, the AI and impact on Cybersecurity presentation by Graham Mann cover the explanation of what AI is and its impact on cybersecurity. The presentation includes content like the importance of AI, cloud computing, machine learning algorithms, and blockchain. It also consists of statistics on cyberattacks in 2018, cyber targets in 2019, and AI-assisted cyberattacks. 

With the AI and its impact on Cybersecurity presentation, you will know the potential of AI technology and its impact on cyberattacks and cybersecurity practices. This presentation also briefs you about AI and the laws associated with it.

Link to the PPT: AI and the impact on Cybersecurity

3. How can AI help in Cybersecurity

This presentation was published by Priyanshu Ratnakar, who is the Founder, Director, and CEO of Protocol X, in March 2021. It provides a brief idea of AI in cybersecurity and is suitable for every person who wants to learn how AI can help in cybersecurity. The presentation consists of topics like the basics of AI, machine learning and deep learning, AI in real-life, the effects of AI in cybersecurity, and how hackers use AI technology to attack computer systems.

Link to the PPT: How AI can help in Cybersecurity

4. IT fundamentals of Cybersecurity

Tanishk Jharwal, a Student at Swami Keshvanand Institute of Technology Management and Gramothan (SKIT) published the IT fundamentals of Cybersecurity presentation. This presentation highlights cybersecurity in four parts:

  • Introduction to cybersecurity tools and cyberattacks
  • Cybersecurity roles, processes, and operating system security
  • Network security and database 
  • Cybersecurity compliance, framework, and system administration

The presentation also includes contents such as categories of cybercrime, a list of security tools, safety tips for cybercrime, and the advantages of cybersecurity. It explains cyber crimes like hacking, phishing, spam emails, denial of service, spyware, adware, malware, and ransomware.

Link to the PPT: IT fundamentals on Cybersecurity

5. Cybersecurity 101

Wiam Younes, Carnegie Mellon University, published the cybersecurity 101 presentation. The PPT includes an introduction to cybersecurity, security threats and risks in computer systems, security measures in cybersecurity, safely managing your passwords, managing your email accounts, and securing your computer systems.

The Cybersecurity 101 presentation teaches you to protect the data you are handling and provides guidelines for protecting yourself from cyber attacks. It offers different policies and procedures for protecting your network and system.

With this cybersecurity ppt, you can identify cybercrime-related theft, including credit card fraud, financial identity theft, government identity theft, mortgage fraud, and license plate number identity theft. This ppt also guides you through different practices to protect yourself from identity theft.

Link to the PPT: Cybersecurity 101

6. Cybersecurity Introduction

The Cybersecurity Introduction is a presentation from the students of Mohawk College in Hamilton, Canada. This presentation provides you with the basics of cybersecurity, its definitions, principles, and about cyber threats. It also guides you through different sources of cyber threats, classifications of cyber threats, unstructured cyber threats, structured cyber threats, and highly structured cyber threats.

With this presentation, you can also learn about cyber attacks, their types, and the impacts of cyber threats. This presentation will also give you a brief idea about malicious code and its types. The Cybersecurity Introduction PPT highlights the vulnerabilities of your computer system in cybercrime.

Link to the PPT: Cybersecurity Introduction

7. Study of Emerging Trends and Challenges of Cybersecurity

Published in January 2022, the Study of Emerging Trends and Challenges of Cybersecurity presentation by Ritvik Kumar provides an overview of emerging trends and challenges in cybersecurity. The presentation consists of content such as the basics of cybersecurity and cybercrime, trends in changing cybersecurity, cybersecurity techniques, cyber ethics, and the roles of social media in cybersecurity.

This presentation also highlights the cybersecurity incidents reported to Cyber999 in Malaysia between January 2012 and 2013. Cyber999 is a cybersecurity center operated by Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCERT) to report incidents related to cyberbullying or cyberattacks.

Link to the PPT: Study of Emerging Trends and Challenges of Cybersecurity

8. Cyberattacks and IT Security in 2025

The Cyberattacks and IT Security in 2025 presentation is drafted by RadarServices, the European market leader for managed security services. RadarServices interviewed designated IT security experts in Europe and Asia and shared their views in this presentation concerning the development of cyberattacks and security technologies till 2025.

The presentation provides an overview of the questions like the type of cyberattacks that will be estimated in 2025, what are the biggest challenges for IT security technologies today and which will be there in 2025, and in which areas of IT security organizations need to invest to be viable in 2025.

The presentation highlights the dangers of cyberattacks that will likely happen in 2025. It also briefs you on security technologies companies need to use to prevent cyberattacks’ dangers.

Link to the PPT: Cyberattacks and It Security in 2025

9. Cybersecurity in Society

The Cybersecurity in Society presentation by Rubal Agarwal was published in August 2018. This presentation provides an overview of cybercrime, its types, and its stages. It also provides you with the importance of cybersecurity and safety tips for cybercrime.

He also presented cyber crimes such as hacking, child pornography, phishing, denial of service attacks, cyber terrorism, virus spreading, and software piracy. It highlighted the statistics of the number of cybercrime cases in India in January 2015. The presentation also consists of the effects of cybercrime in India. The PPT also includes the top 10 security assessment tools to identify vulnerabilities in cyber security.

Link to the PPT: Cybersecurity in Society

10. Cybersecurity 

The Cybersecurity presentation was published in October 2021 by Vinod Sencha. The presentation contains the importance of cybersecurity, cybersecurity domains, the CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability) Triad, and threats and vulnerabilities in cybersecurity. It also highlights the concepts like phishing and its statics and examples, malware, viruses, bombs, Trojans, Worms, email worms, denial of service attacks, and ransomware.

Vinod Sencha focuses on the Covid-19 cyber threats in the presentation. He also briefs you about society’s types of cybercriminals, virus detection, cybersecurity and privacy, and footprinting.

Link to the PPT: Cybersecurity

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Twitter to no longer provide free access to Twitter API 

Twitter no longer provide free access Twitter API
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Twitter will no longer offer a free access to the Twitter API. Late on Wednesday night, the official Twitter Developer account announced that the platform would no longer provide open access to the Twitter API and would instead facilitate a “paid basic tier.”

Although Twitter has not yet disclosed the price, it has stated that it will provide further details about what you may expect next week.

The Application Programming Interface, or API, of Twitter, enables outside parties to acquire and examine publicly available Twitter data, which can then be used to develop programmable bots and independent software applications that connect to the platform.

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For developers who desire to remove limitations on accessing endpoints and unlock the extra enterprise features, Twitter currently offers limited free access to its API in addition to premium, scalable tiers.

The decision to remove free access to Twitter’s API follows the platform updating its developer rules to ban third-party clients, causing popular third-party Twitter apps like Twitterrific and Tweetbot to abandon the platform.

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Indian government introduces new crypto tax penalties

Indian government introduces new crypto tax penalties

The government of India has introduced new crypto tax penalties, including for the non-payment of crypto tax deducted at source (TDS). 

Much to the disappointment of crypto community, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman didn’t mention crypto in her Budget speech this year. Crypto income stays taxed at 30%, while TDS stays at 1%.

The Finance Minister presented the Union Budget for 2023 on Wednesday, one day after she presented this Economic Survey, highlighting the necessity for a common approach toward regulating the crypto ecosystem.

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Following the speech, co-founder of crypto exchange Coindcx, Neeraj Khandelwal, tweeted, “No changes to crypto taxation in India in the Budget Session. It stands at 1% TDS and 30% on profits. This puts India at a web3 disadvantage for another year.”

Although the finance minister didn’t mention crypto in her Budget speech, the Finance Bill reportedly contains an Income Tax Act amendment applicable to crypto TDS.

According to Crypto tax firm Koinx, the penalty for failure to pay or deduct crypto TDS includes an amount the same as the unpaid TDS, which will be imposed by the joint commissioner. Noting the same for late payments, a 15% interest per annum will also be imposed. 

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Reliance Stores to accept retail payments in CBDC

Reliance Stores accept retail payments CBDC
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India’s largest retail chain, Reliance Retail, will now start accepting retail payments in digital rupees, in a move that could supercharge the country’s adoption of the recently launched Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

The Ambani-led firm said it has partnered with Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, and fintech Innoviti Technologies to launch in-store support for the digital rupee. 

The retail giant on Thursday said customers who want to pay with the country’s CBDC, called E-R, will be provided with a dynamic digital rupee acceptance QR code at the store to scan. 

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Reliance Retail, which is part of Indian conglomerate Reliance, said it has rolled out support for CBDCs at its gourmet store line Freshpick and will eventually expand the feature to all of its properties. Thursday’s move makes Reliance the biggest Indian company to adopt the digital rupee.

“This historic initiative of introducing digital currency acceptance at the stores is in line with the company’s strategic vision of providing Indian consumers with the power of choice,” said V Subramaniam, Director, Reliance Retail. 

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Google to bring AI-like search features that people can engage directly with, says Pichai

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Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, has confirmed in the earnings call that the company is planning to bring AI-like Search features that people can engage with directly.

“In the coming months, we will make these language models available, starting with LaMDA, so that people can engage directly with them,” said Pichai.

“This will help us continue to get feedback, test, and safely improve them. These models are particularly amazing for composing, constructing, and summarizing. They will become even more useful for people as they provide up-to-date, more factual information,” he added.

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During the question-answer session, Pichai added that Google would launch more labs products, beta features in certain cases, and gradually scale up from there. “Obviously, we need to make sure we are iterating in public, these models will keep getting better, so the field is fast changing. The serving costs will need to be improved,” he said.

“So I view it as very, very early days, but we are committed to putting our experiences, both in terms of new products and experiences, actually bringing direct LLM experiences in Search, making APIs available for developers and enterprises and learning from there and iterate as we have always done. So I’m looking forward to it,” he added.

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Microsoft brings GPT-3.5 to Teams Premium to enhance meetings with AI 

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Microsoft is utilizing AI to revamp its consumer and enterprise products, including Microsoft Teams, to increase efficiency for individuals and teams. 

Teams Premium will use state-of-the-art technology, including OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 language models, to enhance meetings with intelligence, customization, and security.

Due to the pandemic causing a 252% increase in weekly meeting time in the past two years, Teams is incorporating AI throughout the meeting process to make the experience more streamlined. 

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AI integration will eliminate the need for extra time spent on tasks during meetings and offer features such as intelligent recaps, suggested tasks and personalized highlights, and live translations in 40 languages. 

Teams Premium will also allow for customizable meeting templates and advanced meeting protection. The integration of AI with Teams is expected to lower costs and improve productivity for users, with a 30-day free trial of Teams Premium available. 

Organizations that purchase Teams Premium before July 1, 2023, will receive a 30% discount, paying $7 per user per month instead of the standard $10 pricing. The use of AI with Teams is poised to revolutionize the way meetings are conducted within organizations.

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BridgeWise raises $13 million for generative AI-powered equity research platform

BridgeWise raises $13 million
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Tel Aviv-based BridgeWise, formerly Deshe Analytics, has raised $13 million in a seed funding round led by Group 11, with participation from L4VB, Mangrove VC, and several other private investors. 

This new funding will advance the firm’s mission to make high-end investment research tools available to global investors using generative AI.

BridgeWise was founded by Gabriel Diamant, brothers Dor and Or Eligula, and Mor Hazan. The company currently employs 35 people in total, 25 of them at the headquarters in Ramat Gan and the remaining in Armenia and Brazil.

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Founded in 2019, the firm uses AI algorithms to analyze over 44,000 public companies worldwide, thus generating research reports and detailed sell/buy/hold recommendations in a fraction of the time.

BridgeWise’s primary customers are investment managers, financial advisors, and small to mid-sized businesses. Certain retail customers also get access through their online brokerage platforms.

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Meta’s Metaverse Division lost $13.7 billion in 2022

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Meta’s Facebook Reality Labs (FRL) accounted for a loss of $4.3 billion in the fourth quarter, up from a loss of $3.7 billion in the third quarter and better than the consensus of analyst estimates for a loss of $4.4 billion, according to the earnings release on Wednesday.

In entire 2022, Meta lost a total of $13.7 billion in the metaverse division on revenue of $2.2 billion, up from a loss of $10.2 billion on revenue of $2.3 billion in 2021. 

The company has previously said that it expected FRL’s operating losses in 2023 to grow significantly over 2022 as Meta invests in what it sees as a crucial part of its future.

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Meta also reported quarter-four FRL revenue of $727 million, down from last year’s division revenue of $877 million but up from the third quarter’s $285 million. Facebook Reality Labs (FRL) division comprises augmented and virtual reality operations. 

Meta recently faced investor calls to limit its spending on the metaverse as reduced ad spending and falling user growth numbers had cut into its profits.

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Instagram co-founders launch ‘Artifact,’ a personalized news feed application 

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Mike Krieger and Kevin Systrom, Instagram co-founders, have launched ‘Artifact,’ a personalized news feed using the latest AI technology, as revealed by Systrom on his official Twitter account. Artifact is a personalized news feed application whose name suggests that it is a combination of articles, facts, and artificial intelligence (AI). 

As per the co-founders, the application would have the option of accessing a feed of popular articles picked from a curated range of publications, including leading news outlets to small-scale blogs on niche topics.

“The application has been designed to show the user similar posts and stories of their choice, once they tap on their favorite ones, just like the Tik Tok videos For You page algorithm,” said the co-founders.

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Another feature is a direct message inbox that will enable users to discuss the posts they read privately with friends. The analysis of the time taken by the user will also be used by the current machine-learning algorithm deployed in Artifact. 

Moreover, its upcoming launch would also offer the option to delete false information from posts that may spread it. As of now, the co-founders have not disclosed every publisher on its system, but users can search for individual outlets within the app, revealing the latest information. 

On Tuesday, the application opened up its join waiting list page to the public, where they can sign up, and is available for both IOS and Android devices.

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PMKVY 4.0 to provide Industry 4.0 skill courses to lakhs of youth

PMKVY 4.0 Industry 4.0 skill courses
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While presenting the budget 2023-24 on Wednesday, Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) 4.0 will soon be launched to upskill lakhs of youth in the course of the next three years. 

The scheme will cover the latest courses for Industry 4.0, like mechatronics, IOT, coding, AI, robotics, soft skills, 3D printing, and drones. Thirty Skill India International Centres will be set up in different states, with one likely to be in Rajasthan, to skill youth for international opportunities.

The alignment of courses with the needs of industry, on-job training, and industry partnership will be emphasized under PMKVY 4.0. More than 5.83 lakh youths have been trained in Rajasthan from 2019-22 under PMKVY, a ministry of skill development and entrepreneurship data stated.  

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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, “As regards other schemes of MSDE, the third-party evaluation report on PMKVY 2.0 (2016-20) found that the average monthly income of PMKVY trained and certified individuals were 15% higher than the comparison group. Moreover, 76% of the candidates acknowledged that they have a better chance of getting employment after the training.” 

“The digital ecosystem for skilling will be further expanded with the launch of a unified Skill India Digital platform for enabling demand-based formal skilling, linking with employers, including MSMEs, and facilitating access to entrepreneurship schemes,” added Sitharaman.

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