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Cyber Security and Society

How women can help fill the cyber security talent gap; the effectiveness of deepfakes, cheapfakes and shallowfakes; the hackers that target patients’ medical data; ; and the psychological impact of ‘sexploitation’.

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Women primed to fill cyber security talent gap
Pandemic-led jump in homeworking heightens need for more cyber security analysts
‘Deepfake’ videos: to believe or not believe?
Digitally manipulated media do not have to appear authentic to successfully spread misinformation
Human rights come under pressure from digital controls
Use of high-end digital surveillance technology goes far beyond China’s Xinjiang province
‘Cyber trauma’ leaves online victims with psychological scars
Mental and financial damage inflicted by cyberstalkers and ‘sexploitation’ can be life-changing
Estonia leads world in making digital voting a reality
Baltic nation has expanded its digital revolution to include free, fair and secure online ballots
Patients fall victim to health ransomware
Cyber hackers’ access to personal data can cause havoc at medical facilities