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Britain has not yet faced what would be considered a ‘category one’ cyber-attack, but there is little doubt that it will happen. read more
Three of today's major cyber-powers have not signed an agreement on rules and principles proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron. read more
Until May 2018, anyone could look up the name and contact details for the owner of a domain name. Thanks to GDPR, not any more. By Emily Taylor read more
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, cybersecurity jobs are projected to grow 28% by 2026, a rate that far outpaces other careers. read more
Although they believe AI’s value, many executives are still wondering about the best way to handle its adoption in their business. read more
Speaking from Moscow, Edward Snowden has urged an Israeli audience to be on guard against heavy-handed government & private surveillance. read more
Bipartisan: Despite a newly divided US Congress, Microsoft is looking for ways to create a global force-field against cybersecurity threats. read more
Removable USB media devices pose a significant and intentional cyber threat to a wide array of industrial process control networks. read more
Iran’s strategic infrastructure networks have reportedly come under an extensive and powerful cyber-attack. Who would do that?. read more
China has upped its hacking game, improving operational security and penetration skills and learning from Russian expertise. read more
A catastrophic chain of events led to 70% of the CIA’s spy network in Iran being potentially compromised at some point between 2009-13. read more
As votes cast in Florida are re-counted amid allegations of electoral fraud, it turns out that an 11 year old could hack the the system. read more
Some companies are stopping using the term “blockchain” because they think it is overhyped. read more
AI is now sophisticated enough to offer police the tools to solve previous crimes while also helping to prevent of crimes yet to take place. By Bill Hess read more
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