The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has instigated a new rule requiring all registrants to disclose significant cyber incidents and describe their cyber risk management programmes within four days of detection. Ruling S7-09-22 aims to increase transparency for investors and encourage companies to invest in robust cyber security measures. However, the legislation’s wording is ambiguous, and there has been criticism regarding the lack of mandated boardroom cyber collaboration and expertise.
Yale study shows how AI bias worsens healthcare disparities
A study from Yale School of Medicine suggests that biased artificial intelligence can significantly influence clinical results. The research, which focuses on various stages of