< Newsletter October #5 2018
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Cybersecurity + Blockchain = Big Progress
Blockchain-powered cybersecurity solutions which address a range of pressing challenges are happening now and they’re showing real promise. read more
Machine Learning & Big Data - Where You Least Expect It
Machine Learning has gone from a cryptic domain understood by a few to a technology that every company must deploy. Likewise Big Data. read more
Britain To Spend Up To £1B Extra On Cyber Warfare
Britain has decided to spend big on modernising its defence infrastructure, including building expertise in offensive cyber warfare methods. read more
NATO Cyber Command Fully Operational In 2023
Quicktime: A new NATO military command centre should be fully staffed and able to mount its own cyber-attacks in five years time. read more
Arrest Of Intelligence Officer Sparks Fears Of Chinese Hacking Attack
Top figures in the infosec industry fear that the recent arrest of a top Chinese intelligence officer will spark an increase in cyber-attacks. read more
Facebook Wants To Buy A Cybersecurity Firm - But Which One?
Mark Zuckerberg quickly wants to get his hands on security tools that will easily integrate with current services and has a big acquisition in mind. read more
Amazon Scraps AI Recruiting Tool That Showed Bias Against Women
Amazon's machine-learning specialists have uncovered a big problem: They found their new recruiting engine discriminates against women. read more
N. Korea Is Using The Internet ‘like a Criminal Syndicate’
North Korea has “dramatically” changed its Internet use patterns, as Kim Jong Un directs hacking operations as if he were running a criminal family. read more
Russia And The US Offer Competing Visions Of Cyber Normality
The United States is trying to get Russia, China, and others to agree 'on the record' on how international laws should apply online. read more
British Refuse To Co-operate With Belgian Hacking Inquiry
The UK refusal to cooperate with an inquiry into GCHQ’s alleged hacking of Belgacom could damage diplomatic relations with NATO partners. read more
The Horror Story Of Cybercrime
The current top application breaches threaten companies with a rapidly mutating sophistication and include payment card theft via web injection, website hacking and app database hacking. read more
In Blockchain There’s No Checkmate
Blockchain technology is arguably one of the most significant innovations for decades. As it develops, it's only going to get smarter and better. read more
The BA Hack Was Much Bigger Than First Admitted
The cyber-attack on British Airways affected even more customers than first thought and the airline could be facing a GDPR penalty of £500 million. read more
New Partnership To Combine Cyber AI And Forensics
Darktrace and Endace have announced a partnership that combines Darktrace's cyber AI with Endace's forensic capabilities. read more
Intel And Rolls-Royce To Build Autonomous Cargo Ships
Rolls-Royce say they will use Intel chips to develop a global system for autonomous cargo ships. read more
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