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November 24, 2023

"China's First Strike: The West in Cyber War-National Security Threatened."

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Published on 13:20 GMT

ASEAN military cooperation reinforced amid external pressures

Photo courtesy of Thai Enquirer via Twitter (X) The Defence Ministry of Phetchaburi has affirmed its dedication to bolstering cooperation among the military forces of ASEAN members while maintaining neutrality amidst external pressures. The statement was …
Source: Thaiger - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 20, 2023

Asia-Pacific Emerges as Fastest Growing Cyber Warfare Market, Projected 16.4% CAGR by 2032

Rise in advance cyberattacks drives the growth of the global cyber warfare market. PORTLAND, PORTLAND, OR, UNITED STATES, November 20, 2023 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- In a recent report by Allied Market Research titled "Cyber Warfare Market,…
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Published on 00:28 GMT

Armed forces paralysed as drastic shortages of soldiers, sailors and aviators hinders the country's fighting ability, ...

James Heappey conceded that the shortages are affecting UK's fighting ability It has emerged there are shortages in 183 trades across the Armed Forces By Mark Nicol Defence Editor Published: 18:24 EST, 23 November 2023 | Updated: 18:51 EST, 23 …
Source: Daily Mail - RIGHT-WING
Published on Nov 16, 2023

China’s First Strike: The West in Cyber War – National Security Threatened

In February, US intelligence uncovered a serious threat from Chinese computer hackers. The Telegraph, citing Microsoft, reports that China’s hackers have been covertly accessing data from the US State Department and Department of Commerce and Western …
Source: RS News - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 23, 2023

Cybercrime Hotspot: Africa Tops the List for 2023

As organisations continue to become more digitised, throughout 2023 Africa remains one of the world regions most targeted by cybercrime. At a recent press conference in Johannesburg, Kaspersky shared some insights and statistics related to the regional …
Source: IT News Africa - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 23, 2023

Data dump from Radware hack raises cyber eyebrows for the future of warfare

Every day this week there has been a dump of daily personal information belonging to millions of Israelis via Telegram, the social media network famous for its relaxed content moderation policies. The victim of the attack was Radware, an Israeli …
Source: CTech - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 23, 2023

Africa remains one of the regions most targeted by cybercrime in 2023

Africa remains one of the regions most targeted by cybercrime in 2023 23-11-2023 11:03:16 | by: Nixon Kanali | hits: 245 | Tags: As organisations continue to become more digitised, throughout 2023 Africa remains one of the world regions most targeted by …
Source: Africa Business Communities - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 23, 2023

Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update

Pacific Islands Games, China and Australia flood Solomon Islands with aid The Pacific Islands Games hosted in Solomon Islands starts this week, a key sporting event for many Pacific nations. Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Manasseh Sogavare has extracted …
Source: The Daily Blog - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Nov 22, 2023

The Front Page: National security threat – NZ’s isolation no longer a guarantee of safety

The protests at Parliament showed the social cohesion isn't as secure as it once was. Photo / Mark Mitchell The last time tensions in the world were this high was during the Cold War – and New Zealand can no longer rely on its geographic isolation …
Source: The New Zealand Herald - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 22, 2023

Kremlin tight-lipped on rumors of possible delivery of short-range ballistic missiles from Iran

22 November, 05:47 PM Dmitry Peskov (Photo:Wikimedia) "I don't think it's worth commenting on. Our relations with Tehran are developing, including in the sphere of military-technical cooperation," Peskov said. U.S. officials believe that …
Source: The New Voice of Ukraine - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 22, 2023

US Navy Launches First Cyber Strategy

The US Navy has introduced its first-ever cyber doctrine aimed at preparing for future conflicts that involve cyber warfare. According to the service, the rapidly-evolving battlefield makes it inadequate for the navy to rely only on its traditional naval …
Source: The Defense Post - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 22, 2023

Zelenskyy talks war, Iran, US elections and Ukraine's place among 'global risks'

22 November, 02:21 PM Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Photo:REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenko) Kyiv "sent a lot of messages to Iran not to give (Russia) drones, not to give them licenses for production or for building a new factory for the production of drones,…
Source: The New Voice of Ukraine - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 22, 2023

LIG Nex1, Sejong University open research center for future weapons

From left: LIG Nex1 CEO Kim Ji-chan, LIG Group Chairman Koo Bon-sang, Sejong University President Bae Deg-hyo, and the university's Vice President Hong Woo-young pose for a photo during an opening ceremony for a future weapons system research center on …
Source: Korea JoungAng Daily - CENTER-RIGHT
Published on Nov 22, 2023

Defense Cyber Security Market to Grow at CAGR of 7.7% to Reach US$ 43.4 Billion by 2031

global defense cyber security industry is estimated to reach US$ 43.4 billion by 2031, witnessing a CAGR of 7.7% during the forecast period. PORTLAND, OREGON, UNITED STATES, November 22, 2023 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- Allied Market Research …
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Published on Nov 22, 2023

Why insecurity is not going away —Service chiefs

By Gift ChapiOdekina, Idris Salisu & Fortune Eromosele ABUJA — Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, yesterday revealed that Boko Haram members held in prisons across the country still carry out their criminal operations through the help of …
Source: Vanguard - LABEL PENDING
Published on Nov 22, 2023

Iran prepares to transfer ballistic missiles to Russia — report

22 November, 12:50 AM Sergey Shoigu in Iran, September 20 (Photo:Міноборони РФ / Telegram) U.S. officials believe that Iran is preparing to provide Russia with short-range ballistic missiles to use against Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported on …
Source: The New Voice of Ukraine - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 21, 2023

US and NATO allies test AI-powered anti-jamming tech to fortify defenses

"Sensing capabilities that provide a real-time understanding of the spectrum drive our efforts to identify the enemy's electromagnetic signature so we can rapidly deliver effects on the battlefield," said 1st Lt. Brenden Shutt, a cyber …
Source: Interesting Engineering - NEUTRAL
Published on Nov 21, 2023

Service chiefs reveal challenges, seek support of NASS to overcome security challenges

Tony Akowe, Abuja November 21, 2023 Heads of the nation’s security outfit led by the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, on Tuesday, November 21, appeared before the House of Representatives, with a bag of challenges militating against the …
Source: The Nation (Nigeria) - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Nov 21, 2023

Costa Rica’s Bold Move: 5G Network to Sideline China and Russia

Costa Rica, in a decisive step towards its technological advancement, is gearing up for its 5G spectrum auction. However, this move comes with a significant twist – the exclusion of firms from nations, notably China and Russia, that haven’t signed the …
Source: The Costa Rican Times - LABEL PENDING
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