Welcome to the ninth issue of IT Pro 20/20, our digital magazine that brings all of the previous month's most important tech issues into clear view.
Given all that’s going on in the world right now, it’s easy to forget that technology is still evolving. Whether it’s changes to how we work, how we interact with the world, or how we communicate with one another, the next decade will likely be drastically different to the current one. It's this idea that is at the core of this month's issue.
In the first of our three exclusive features, we take a look at the role of augmented technology in business, and how transformative the technology has already been. Unlike the much-hyped virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) has proven to be an exceptionally powerful tool for many roles across a business, from front line workers to executives in a boardroom.
Elsewhere, we examine the surge of interest that many 'touchless technology’ companies have enjoyed ever since it became apparent how dangerous the coronavirus truly was.
We also examine a technology described as the most serious AI threat we face today – deepfakes. What danger does this tech pose to society and is it really a threat to our democracy?
We appreciate you taking the time to download IT Pro 20/20, and we hope you enjoy this month’s future tech-themed stories.
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What is polymorphic malware?Explainer Polymorphic malware constantly changes its code to avoid detection, making it a top cybersecurity threat that demands advanced, behavior-based defenses
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Outgoing Kaseya CEO teases "this is just the beginning" for the companyOpinion We spoke to Fred Voccola who remains a key figurehead at the firm as it enters its next chapter...
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Three ways risk managers can integrate real-time controls to futurize operations at the bankWhitepaper Defining success in your risk management and regulatory compliance
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Tech pioneers call for six-month pause of "out-of-control" AI developmentNews The call to action follows rising concerns over the potential risks of powerful new generative AI systems
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GDPR 2.0: What do Europe’s new AI rules mean for businesses?In-depth Although they target 'high-risk' use cases, swathes of organisations could be affected
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IT Pro 20/20: What the EU's new AI rules mean for businessIT Pro 20/20 The 17th issue of IT Pro 20/20 considers the effect of new regulations on the IT industry
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Taming the machine: AI Governance
In-depth As machine learning expands, ensuring these tools are properly managed is a critical priority for all businesses
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The House of Lords will never bring tech giants to bookOpinion The multiple ways politicians have tried to regulate social media are uniformly daft
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Apple co-founder Wozniak echoes sexist Apple Card allegationsNews Consumers claim Apple credit limits are ten times larger for men
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Twitter shuts down 125,000 ISIS-related accountsNews Social network emphasises its commitment to combatting extremism
