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  Written by: Osunlana Adeleke In an age where genetic data and sensitive health information drive personalized care, the stakes for safeguarding patient privacy have never been higher.  Paternity and STD testing labs, handling some of the most intimate details of a person's health and genetic makeup, are increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats. Protecting this sensitive information from breaches and unauthorized access is not only a moral imperative but also a legal necessity under stringent regulations like HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act).            Genetic data and health records have a value that far surpasses traditional financial information on the black market. Cybercriminals target these records because they offer a treasure trove of insights that can be weaponized for identity theft, blackmail, or insurance fraud. Paternity and STD testing labs are particularly lucrative targets due to the combination of ge...

  Written by:  Osunlana Adeleke Picture via Google. T he presidency is, without question, one of the most demanding jobs in the world. Yet, the lived experiences of presidents differ drastically depending on the nation they serve. Two Presidencies with Different Weight of Office to bear.  In comparing the presidents of the United States and Nigeria, one cannot help but notice a curious pattern: American presidents, who often take office looking vibrant and full of vigor, tend to emerge years later visibly aged and weary.  In contrast, Nigerian presidents, many of whom enter office looking frail and aged, often leave looking healthier, younger, and seemingly rejuvenated.                   So, what explains this stark difference?   The Role of an American President: A Job That Ages You The American presidency is a relentless crucible of stress, decision-making, and accountability. From day one, a U.S. president is ...

  Written by: Osunlana Adeleke Presently, digital infrastructure underpins nearly every business operation, network security is no longer a back-office function—it’s a core driver of organizational success.  As cyberattacks become more sophisticated and frequent, companies investing in robust network security are not just protecting themselves; they are unlocking measurable returns on investment (ROI) across multiple dimensions.  At its heart, network security is about safeguarding a company’s digital assets, from sensitive customer data to proprietary business processes. But for organizations that take it seriously, the benefits go far beyond defense. By ensuring their networks are resilient and breach-proof, these organizations gain an edge in productivity, customer trust, and operational continuity.   A single cyberattack can cost a company millions in lost revenue, regulatory fines, and reputational damage. IBM’s   Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023 pegs t...

 Written by: Osunlana Adeleke Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) could be very dangerous to humanity, the problems are as vast as they are complex, covering everything from ethical concerns to practical risks and even existential threats.  Here are some of the key challenges: 🍤 Loss of Human Control    ASI, by definition, would surpass human intelligence by orders of magnitude, meaning it could develop goals, strategies, and capabilities far beyond our control or understanding.  🍤 Misalignment of Goals (the "Genie Problem")    If ASI’s objectives aren’t perfectly aligned with human values, it could interpret our instructions in unexpected or harmful ways.  🌀 Economic Disruption and Mass Unemployment    AI is already automating a wide range of jobs, and ASI could further accelerate this trend. With its capability to perform even complex intellectual tasks, entire professions—across medicine, law, engineering, and more—could be replaced...