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The Cyber Wire –
This week’s topics cover a range of issues, including new post-quantum cryptography standards, guidance on software supply chain security, the spread of misinformation, the effects of the European Data Act, and an evaluation of the effective altruism movement.
– New post-quantum cryptography standards are underway to replace outdated encryption protocols, necessitating a significant transition for organizations.
However, the timeline for implementing the new protocols is uncertain, as organizations await official finalization.
– The National Security Agency (NSA) has released comprehensive guidelines focusing on securing the software supply chain, emphasizing open-source software management and the creation of secure open-source repositories.
– The spread of misinformation through social media and its implications for trust and the dissemination of reliable information is under scrutiny, with concerns raised by industry experts.
– The effective altruism movement, predominantly influenced by Silicon Valley, is lobbying for stricter regulations surrounding the use of artificial intelligence, but it faces skepticism from experts who question the movement’s intent and potential impact on policy-making.
– The European Data Act, which is set to take effect this month, is designed to facilitate fair and competitive data sharing, imposing new obligations on data-related service providers and setting rules for international data transfers.
These articles provide an overview of recent developments in the fields of technology, security, information dissemination, ethics, and data regulation, reflecting the dynamic landscape within these domains.
Link: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/caveat-briefing/2/1