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Susan Morrow

  • Head of R&D, Avoco Secure and Contributor, Freelance
United Kingdom
As seen in: CSO, Los Angeles Review of Books, Information Age, CyberNews, Security Boulevard, CoolTechZone, IoT For All, CIO East Africa
Covers:  cybersecurity digital identity privacy IoT AI machine learning deep learning smart cities

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Susan Morrow’s Biography

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Working in the cybersecurity and lately the digital identity space, has given me a frontline view of technology. I have a focus on writing for a C-Level audiences, taking complex subjects and giving technology a business-related focus.

I am deeply embedded in the identity community, taking to Twitter to discuss pressing subjects such as consumer and citizen identity, Self Sovereign ID (SSI) and the ethics of identity with some of the world's best minds in the space.

Privacy is also a passion. I…

Susan Morrow’s Journalist Portfolio

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AI agent security best practices - Avoco Secure

AI agent security best practices - Avoco Secure

What are the risks and security issues when using AI agents. How can an organization reduce the risks of usin…

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Survival of the fittest: who will win the war of wallets?

Survival of the fittest: who will win the war of wallets?

Many believe that identity wallets will save digital identity, but is this really the case? And if so, who wi…

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An age-old problem: how age estimation tools let kids see porn

An age-old problem: how age estimation tools let kids see porn

Is age estimation software up to the task of protecting our kids? If not, what can be done to improve the met…

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Can Pornhub hold the moral high ground using device-based age verification?

Can Pornhub hold the moral high ground using device-based age verification?

Pornhub has decided to use device-based verification to make sure kids can't access porn. Great, however, the…

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The race to remove harmful bias in AI before it’s too late

The race to remove harmful bias in AI before it’s too late

Have human rights stalled with the development of biased Generative AI?

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Back to the future: How analog computing can drive AI

Back to the future: How analog computing can drive AI

The world is in the middle of a climate crisis, yet we are forging ahead with artificial intelligence(AI), wh…

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Articles

What to do when deep fakes break our trust

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By Susan Morrow
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The intersection of deep fakes and other verification abuses is breaking internet trust, possibly leading to a cascade of unstoppable fraud. But can identity decentralization save us? Trust is so deeply embedded into the human psyche that we’d struggle to live without it. When you go to catch a train, you trust that the train will turn up. If you buy your weekly food shop online, you trust the supermarket will deliver it on the specified day.
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“Think before you click”: the power of these pithy statements

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By Susan Morrow
| CyberNews Verified
How companies can use language to engage staff and change risky security behaviors. The Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report consistently points out that human beings are at the center of data breaches. To reduce the impact of the human element in cyberattacks, companies attempt to improve the security behavior of employees. Security awareness training is the method behind attempts to reduce attacks through behavior modification.
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Will being intimate with AI make you insecure?

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By Susan Morrow
| CyberNews Verified
Digital intimacy or ‘artificial intimacy’ will open a can of digital worms if we let our guard down. Can we feel safe under the watchful eye of AI? In the film “Her,” the protagonist, Theodore, falls in love with an AI-enhanced operating system called Samantha. Theodore develops a complex, affectionate, and intimate relationship with Samantha, the OS. The circumstances for the development of this relationship were ideal: Theodore was lonely, vulnerable, and needed intimacy.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Creating a domain voice that is heard above the noise. My first byline was in CSOOnline magazine

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Yes...