< Newsletter 2020 June #1
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US Police Display Powerful New Surveillance Tools
Drones, Geo-Tracking & Facial Recognition: US police are deploying a range of weapons previously unseen in a US domestic setting. read more
British Government Thinking Again About Huawei
The British government has hit reverse gear and may remove all Huawei-supplied equipment, both 4G and 5G, from the UK telecoms infrastructure. read more
Half Of Lockdown Remote Workers Ignore Cyber Security
Workers are taking more risks working online at home than they would at the office and 52% of employees believe they can get away with it. read more
Customer Compensation Claim Follows The EasyJet Hack
EasyJet faces a liability of £18 billion from a class action claim filed in London on behalf of the airline's customers hit by a data breach. read more
German Infrastructure At Risk Of Russian Hacking
A Russian hacking operation has a special intrusion technique to target the computer systems used by industrial firms to manage critical infrastructure. read more
Ethical Hackers Have Earned $100mBug bounty platform Hacker
One has announced that it has paid out $100m in rewards to white-hat hackers around the world to date. read more
The Influence Of AI On Cyber Security
AI and automation technologies are fast becoming vital to building a unified cyber security platform that organisations can rely on to repel attackers. read more
Blockchain Can Improve 5G
Latency: Industry experts think that Blockchain technology has significant characteristics that could improve the speed of 5G mobile networks. read more
Do Not Underestimate Iran’s Cyber Threat
Iran is a cyber superpower and has been focusing its efforts on the proposition that future conflicts will require advanced cyber capabilities. read more
Australia Creates Regional Cyber Innovation Centres
Australia is increasing its cyber security firepower by creating three new regional innovation nodes in Queensland to strengthen the national capability. read more
Home Working: Reduce The Cyber Risks
Without the security protections that office systems provide, like firewalls and blacklisted IP addresses, remote workers are vulnerable to attack. read more
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