Debbie Reynolds’ Post

AI is very useful in so many contexts. One of those contexts is creativity and continuous improvement in the manufacturing of cars. Debbie's work really challenges the concept of " users must report AI risks and harms." In some contexts, it can be complicated requiring more corporate responsibility. The question is: who to govern this?

As electric vehicles (EVs) become mainstream, they raise critical privacy and security concerns. The extensive data collected—ranging from GPS location to driving habits—can be misused if accessed by unauthorized parties. Understanding these risks is...

🔒🚗 Are connected cars turning into chatterboxes? 🤖💬 Beware, your vehicle might spill secrets faster than your morning coffee ☕️! #ainews #automatorsolutions 🛑 Privacy meets convenience in a high-speed collision - Data brokers tuning in to your daily drive 🛣️ It's a virtual soap opera out there! #connectedcars #cybersecurity 🛡️ Stay ahead of the curve - How can we navigate the Information Superhighway without giving away our GPS coordinates? 🌐 Let's rev up those security measures! #dataprotection #staysecure 💡 Prediction time! ⏳ Will connected car privacy become the next big tech battleground? 🔮 Buckle up, the future might be bumpier than we think! #techpredictions #futuretrends 💬 Let's chat! What measures should be taken to safeguard our data on the digital road? 🤔 Share your thoughts and let's drive the conversation forward! #privacyfirst #techcommunity 🚀 The race is on! Stay informed, stay engaged, and let's navigate these technological twists and turns together! 🏁 #connectedworld #cyberaware #CyberSecurityAINews ----- Original Publish Date: 2024-11-26 08:05

Bringing down the fraud rate without compromising on UX Imagine you are gung-ho about a trip, and you have paid for the same at your end. But at that time a message pops up conveying that the transaction is in process and is going to be validated first. This tends to happen, for instance, quite commonly in cross-border transactions. You wait for the verification and eventual confirmation. While a legitimate consumer wouldn’t be pleased at all if it were to fail, a merchant on its part has to assess the authenticity of the travel shopper as it comes across certain doubtful pointers. Cutting down on unnecessary checks is high on the priority of #travel merchants. So, what goes at the merchant’s end? What is being done to segregate a good customer from a bad one without compromising on the #userexperience? It is fascinating to evaluate how a fraud and #riskintelligence team working for a merchant goes about the same. Manual decision-making vs. #automation, how to ensure every decision is backed by data, who takes the liability if a fraudulent transaction takes place and so on are all intriguing decisions. Learning from other industries In this context, it is worth evaluating cases like how Kinguin, a global #gaming company with over 18 million customers, has managed to lower fraud rate by “87% since mid-2022". Reflecting on the journey, Egemen Ertop, Head of Risk & Fraud Intelligence at Kinguin, indicates that the company is benefiting from behaviour-based strategies, automation, and #machinelearning. Ravelin Technology Some of the highlights of Kinguin’s approach: ·        Focus on UX - leveraging #AI to handle the bulk of traffic, cutting down on friction unless there's ample evidence of fraudulent activity. ·        Counting on communication with various stakeholders. ·        Dealing with industry-wide lack of fraud education - informing the gaming community at large, sending timely notifications to users, updates regarding any fraudulent activities etc. ·        Cultural shift within the company – not running away from adaptability, aligning the team with the company's evolving standards and expectations etc. Hear from Egemen Ertop at the upcoming "LSA May Trends Webinar: Fraud Case Study with Kinguin": https://lnkd.in/g3t6Ck6n By Ritesh Gupta, Ai Events Christopher Staab Loyalty Security Alliance Marek Rogacewicz Zuzanna Balcerzak #fraudprevention #ATPS2024 #airlines #artificialintelligence #cybersecurity

🚗✨ The Benefits of Telematics for Policyholders ✨🚗 You can have my views in the September Edition of the magazine " The Week " Potential Cost Savings: Safe drivers may enjoy discounts on premiums, reducing overall insurance costs. Enhanced Safety: Telematics provides feedback on driving habits, helping improve behavior and increase safety on the road. Streamlined Claims Support: Detailed data can clarify incidents, leading to faster claim resolutions. However, it's essential for insurance companies to prioritize data privacy and security. With rising cyber threats, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations and safeguarding sensitive information is crucial to maintaining customer trust. #Telematics #Insurance #Safety #DataPrivacy #CostSavings #InsuranceMatters #India #CommunityResilience #Awareness #RiskManagement #DigitalTransformation #Aadhaar #InternetGrowth #SmartphoneUsage #FinancialInclusion #DigitalPayments #InsuranceInnovation #lifeinsurance #generalinsurance #insuranceindustry #insurance

Telematics Insurance also known as usage based insurance using car monitoring devices to adjust rates is based on policy holder's driving habits. For businesses, it is a valuable tool to manage their fleets, it is useful for real time tracking, improved safety, enhanced efficiency, preventive maintenance, cost savings for profitability of fleet operations, enhanced customer service and regulatory compliance. However, for individual policy holder, as rightly said, there are concerns of privacy and data security. Moreover, it may lead to higher premiums in case of risky driving behaviour. LegalDeli.in Shripad Dharmadhikari Francis Rodrigues

High-Tech Car Theft: The 30-Second Range Rover Heist 🚗💨💻 “Your car is now a smartphone on wheels… and someone just guessed the passcode!” In today's world, car theft isn’t about crowbars, smashed windows, or hot-wiring engines. Nope, modern car thieves have swapped their ski masks for hoodies and their screwdrivers for laptops. And luxury SUVs like the Range Rover? Oh, they’re prime targets. Why? Because their advanced tech systems make them vulnerable to cyber-heists. Buckle up as we explore how a thief can park next to your Range Rover, sip coffee, hack into the system, and drive away in under 30 seconds. The Heist: Hacking the System, Not the Lock 🕶️💻 Forget signal boosters—this is all about hacking the car’s system. 🚨 Modern cars like the Range Rover use advanced communication protocols to connect the key fob, car computer, and cloud systems. 🌐🔑 It’s not boosting signals—it’s tricking the car into handing over the keys digitally. 💻🚗 The Digital Heist in 4 Steps 1. The Setup: Thief parks close and scans for weaknesses in the car’s system. 🚗📡 2. Digital Handshake: The thief intercepts the car’s encrypted handshake, tricking it into thinking they’re the key. 🤝💻 3. Bypassing Security: Fake signals unlock the car and disable the immobilizer. 🔓🛡️ 4. Start the Engine: A final command starts the car—now it’s theirs. 🚦🏁 Total Time: Under 30 seconds—silent, fast, and without a trace. Why Cyber-Theft Is So Effective 🕶️💻 No Evidence: Your car vanishes without a trace. 🚗💨 Silent Operation: No noise, no alarms. 🤫🔓 Easy Tools: Hacking devices are accessible and user-friendly. 🛠️🌐 It’s fast, silent, and almost invisible—like a ghost stole your car. 👻🚘 How Do They Keep Your Car? 🚗🛳️ Reprogramming: The car’s system is reset, and a new digital key is created. 💻🔑 Exporting Overseas: Smuggled across borders to foreign markets. 🌍🚢 Parting It Out: Stripped and sold as expensive spare parts. 🛠️💸 Whether rebranded, relocated, or dismantled—your car is gone for good. 🚗💔 Cybersecurity: Your Car’s Best Defense 🔐🛡️ Protect Your Car from Cyber-Theft 🔐🚗 Update Software: Always install security patches. 💻✅ Use a Steering Lock: Old-school, but effective. 🔒🚦 Enable Multi-Factor Authentication: Add extra security layers. 🔑🔐 Install a GPS Tracker: Know where your car goes. 📍🛰️ Stay Cyber-Aware: Treat your car like your smartphone—secure it. 🧠🚘 Stay smart, stay updated, and stay protected! 🛡️🚀 *The Cybersecurity Arms Race 🏎️💻⚔️ Car manufacturers are fighting back with biometrics, encryption, and AI threat detection, but hackers are always one step behind, ready to crack the code. 🚨💻 Bottom line: In luxury cars, cybersecurity isn’t optional—it’s essential. 🔐🚗 Stay alert, stay updated, and remember—the strongest lock is in your code. 🚀🔑 #CyberTheft #DigitalSecurity #Hackers #CyberSecurity #CarTheft #VehicleHacking #TechCrime #HackingAwareness

I was just reading an article titled Solving the Cargo Theft Crisis with Simplified Operations, which highlighted the critical issue of cargo theft and its growing impact on the global supply chain. It struck me how vital it is for businesses to modernise their operations to protect against this rising threat. As the article aptly pointed out, the future of fast delivery isn’t just about speed; it’s also about securing the supply chain at every touchpoint. Companies that fail to prioritise security and visibility in their logistics processes are not only exposing themselves to potential losses but also risking severe disruption to their operations. One of the key takeaways from the piece was the importance of adopting IoT (Internet of Things) technology to enhance visibility across the supply chain. I couldn’t agree more. In an era where goods are moving faster and through more complex routes than ever before, traditional tracking systems are simply not enough to prevent cargo theft. Real-time visibility, enabled by IoT devices, offers shippers the ability to monitor and react to potential risks before they escalate. This is particularly critical for shipments that are high-value or time-sensitive, where a single delay or theft can have a significant financial impact. At Project Argus Leaders in Supply Chain Solutions , we have recognised this need and have developed a suite of #IoT solutions specifically designed to enhance the #visibility and security of shipments. Our technology goes beyond simple #GPS tracking—it integrates with comprehensive software platforms that provide #real-time monitoring, #geofencing, and #automated alerts. This means that shippers can not only see where their goods are at any given moment but can also take proactive measures if something seems off. For instance, our IoT devices can detect if a truck deviates from its planned route or if there is an unexpected stop, allowing for immediate action to prevent theft. As part of our approach, Project Argus collaborates closely with shippers to conduct thorough risk assessments of their shipping lanes. This #RiskAssessment is crucial because it highlights vulnerable segments of the journey, whether due to geographic factors, historical data on theft incidents, or potential insider threats. By incorporating this risk analysis into a comprehensive SCRM program, shippers can optimise their routes & adjust their security protocols. In today’s environment, where e-commerce growth and consumer expectations for fast delivery are at an all-time high, securing the supply chain is not just a good-to-have—it’s a business imperative. Shippers who continue to rely on outdated systems and fail to integrate IoT into their operations will increasingly find themselves left behind, not just by competitors but by the rising tide of theft and disruption. Please contact me for further details of how Project Argus can help secure your supply chain by contacting me at sales@projectargus.co