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The UK Government is torn over whether to cut funding for conventional forces in order to spend more of the Defence budget on cybersecurity measures. read more
A former NSA employee illegally took classified documents which were later stolen from his home computer by hackers working for Russian spies. read more
Careful: The Dark Web can be visited by anyone, but it is difficult to work out who is behind the sites & dangerous if your identity is discovered. read more
Mass harvesting of personal communications data can only be considered lawful if accompanied by strong independent & judicial safeguards. read more
The present economic and military balance of power could change as China rushes to develop artificial intelligence technology. read more
North Korea may be poor, but has proved its destructive powers and is successfully engaged in a full scale cyberwar with South Korea and the US. read more
The human is the weakest link in cybersecurity and the answer is not more training. It is not to trust humans in the first place. read more
AI can detect threats at an early stage before too much damage has been done and there is no need for humans to defend networks from many attacks. read more
Local Government has proven vulnerable and now more US states are buying cyber insurance to protect themselves from the damaging consequences of a breach. read more
Using a combination of AI, human moderators and crowdsourced reports, Facebook will try to prevent suicidal tragedies. read more
Pyongyang University, considered the breeding ground for North Korea’s army of hackers, is now offering courses on crypto-currencies. read more
Neither Replicant nor Robocop: Toyota has designed a human assistance robot with a range of applications that is meant to be 'Fun & Friendly'. read more
Police will have powers to ground unsafe drone operators and use new 'virtual barrier technology' to stop the machines operating in restricted areas. read more
Canadian police forces use a forensic laser scanner capable of detecting the tiniest details to recreate collisions and crime scenes in 3D. read more
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