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Portland voted for a corporate ban on facial recognition, an analysis of why there is such a large cybersecurity hiring gap, and what you should be doing to boost your cybersecurity...
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Portland’s city council voted last week in what is the most aggressive facial recognition ban to date. Not only did they ban the usage in government agencies effective immediately, but all private use within the city must be stopped by January 1, 2021.
This is largely due to the inaccuracies that the technology suffers from. The new city ordinances allow for citizens to press charges for up to $1,000 a day of unlawful use.
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While the need for cybersecurity is on the rise, especially when you factor in all of the work from home that is being done, the need to employ those within the field is increasing as well.
However, there is a significant difference in the amount of available experts, and the amount of employees that are needed across the industries. Find out what is causing this gap by clicking the image below!
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Finally, cybersecurity relies heavily on the practices of the user. It isn’t just your IT department or cybersecurity teams that have the responsibility to fend off malicious attacks.
Do your part to protect your data by educating yourself on your roles and responsibilities, as well as putting in place good practices to keep your information safe. For more of these practices, be sure to check out our blog in the coming weeks as we take a deep dive into protecting yourself in the cyber realm!
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