Threat modeling is a process where possible threats, such as weak passwords or the absence of appropriate safeguards, can be identified and suggestions can be made. Ransomware is the denial of a user or organization’s access to files on their computer until a ransom is paid. Hospitals are often targets because they need their data to treat patients immediately in emergent situations.
Some methods to protect yourself online is to look your accounts up in a data breach, and then to get two-factor authentication and/or a password manager.
There are three kinds of artificial intelligence (AI.) Narrow AI, which is where we are today, is designed on task by task basis. General AI is a design where the technology will perform and “think” like a human. Super AI is where the technology goes beyond human intelligence and will be in its own control.
Links to images: https://www.toolbox.com/it-security/network-security/articles/what-is-threat-modeling-definition-process-examples-and-best-practices/
https://www.deccanherald.com/brandspot/pr-spot/what-are-the-3-types-of-ai-853275.html
Hi Taylore. I really like the second visual you provided. It’s really good as showing where we are now and where we can go. I wonder when we will reach super AI and what that will look like. I’m sure it will be helpful for some tasks, but I am a bit apprehensive when it comes to the idea of a robot that surpasses human intelligence.
Both of your images were so informative!! I like that you explained threat modeling a little bit because that was one thing I didn’t fully understand when we learned it, your post really helped.