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Kasparov on Pandora Papers: Data will never be hundred percent safe

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TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- "With so much data being created, that data will never be one hundred percent safe", former world chess champion, cyber and AI expert Garry Kasparov told IMPROVATE Cyber-Tech Conference in Tel Aviv.  Addressing the issue of high-profile data hacks and leaks, such as the recent Pandora Papers, Kasparov, while noting that such leaks can be beneficial to expose corruption, said: "protecting data is all about ensuring that human-machine collaboration is going to work in our favor.  It's a trade-off, there's no, there's no simple, win-win combination. You will win some and you will lose some; the important thing is that the balance will be in our favor."

Key Points: 
  • Addressing the issue of high-profile data hacks and leaks, such as the recent Pandora Papers, Kasparov, while noting that such leaks can be beneficial to expose corruption, said: "protecting data is all about ensuring that human-machine collaboration is going to work in our favor.
  • You will win some and you will lose some; the important thing is that the balance will be in our favor."
  • It's a political solution and we know that neither Europe nor North America are showing any appetite and demonstrating any political will to fight back.
  • Representatives from several countries including Bulgaria, Romania, and Ethiopia took part in the conference, alongside leading Israeli technology companies Cyberint, Protex, and Zimperium.

Kasparov on Pandora Papers: Data will never be hundred percent safe

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
Amos, Business development, IP, Technology, News, Conference, Policy, Ponta, SAS, Murray's Lessee v. Hoboken Land & Improvement Co., TEL, B2C, Appetite, Education, Organization, Gen, Solution, Health, Corruption, App Store (iOS/iPadOS), Intelligence, Internet, Industry, Law enforcement, Private sector, Privacy, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Multimedia, Risk, Communication, Business, Decision-making, University, Central Europe, Life, Institute, Telecommunication, GDPR, Risk management, Online shopping, Protex, EU, Garry Kasparov, Zimperium

Addressing the issue of high-profile data hacks and leaks, such as the recent Pandora Papers, Kasparov, while noting that such leaks can be beneficial to expose corruption, said: "protecting data is all about ensuring that human-machine collaboration is going to work in our favor.

Key Points: 
  • Addressing the issue of high-profile data hacks and leaks, such as the recent Pandora Papers, Kasparov, while noting that such leaks can be beneficial to expose corruption, said: "protecting data is all about ensuring that human-machine collaboration is going to work in our favor.
  • You will win some and you will lose some; the important thing is that the balance will be in our favor."
  • It's a political solution and we know that neither Europe nor North America are showing any appetite and demonstrating any political will to fight back.
  • Representatives from several countries including Bulgaria, Romania, and Ethiopia took part in the conference, alongside leading Israeli technology companies Cyberint, Protex, and Zimperium.