Massive data breaches leave individual consumers feeling powerless. Sophisticated phishing attacks make the “foreign-born prince” email scams of just a few years ago seem quaint. On social media and beyond, questions of what’s real, what’s fake and whodunnit are going through a cyber-shakeout nationally and globally.
“It’s like the old ‘Spy v. Spy’ cartoons,” said Kevin Davis, deputy chief information officer and director of core services with Technology & Innovation (formerly ITS).
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