The history of cybercrime is as vast and varied as that of computers and the internet combined. With the release of new technology, it adjusts and changes. The first recorded instance of cybercrime dates back to 1834, when robbers gained access to the French telegraph system and stole bank data.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has announced the launch of its X (formerly Twitter) competitor, Threads, in the European Union.
This year, few individuals have had as profound an impact as Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI. Altman's visionary leadership and groundbreaking innovations have propelled OpenAI to the forefront of the AI industry, earning him the title of TIME Magazine's 2023 CEO of the Year. This prestigious honor recognizes Altman's significant contributions and the challenges he has overcome along the way.
The film industry relies heavily on technology for various aspects of content creation, editing, and distribution. While the digital transformation has brought many benefits, it has also exposed the industry to significant cybersecurity risks.
Augmented Reality (AR) is rapidly emerging as a cutting-edge technology that is blurring the lines between the physical and virtual worlds. AR has already become a game-changing tool that is revolutionizing multiple industries. The future of AR is poised to be even more transformative, with endless possibilities on the horizon.
In an era of rapid technological evolution, the financial services industry is at a crossroads where tradition and innovation collide.
In a time when technological advancement is reshaping the landscape of the financial industry, private banks have significant implications. The emergence of open finance, which fosters transparency and inter-connectivity in financial services, presents these institutions with a unique opportunity.
Financial technology (FinTech) is offering opportunities for investments, creating new solutions and technologies, and increasing access to banking services. The sector is growing rapidly, and the reports suggest a notable gender gap. According to Findexable’s 2021 Diversity for Growth Report, women hold only 11% of all FinTech board seats and represent less than 20% of company executives.

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