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Published on Feb 28, 2024

The time has come to regulate cyber warfare

This is part two of a series, ‘Lessons from the first cyberwar.’ Read part one. As the internet connects more people, businesses, governments and military systems, it also becomes a gateway for cyberattacks. National infrastructures, government systems and …
Source: Asia Times - NEUTRAL
Published on Feb 28, 2024

UK prof to deliver keynote on cyber warfare at ITWeb Security Summit Cape Town

Victoria Baines, professor of information technology at Gresham College London. Leading authority in the field of cyber security, professor Victoria Baines, will deliver the opening keynote address at ITWeb’s 4th annual Security Summit in Cape Town, …
Source: ITWeb - LABEL PENDING
Published on Feb 28, 2024

The drums of a US-China cyber war

FBI Director Christopher Wray recently upped the ante in America’s anti-China campaign. In congressional testimony on January 31, he sounded the alarm over intensified Chinese hacking activity and warned that US infrastructure – telecommunications, energy, …
Source: interest.co.nz - NEUTRAL
Published on Feb 27, 2024

15 Countries with Cyber Warfare Capabilities

In this piece, we are going to look at the 15 Countries with Cyber Warfare Capabilities. If you want to skip our detailed piece on the cyber warfare industry, and the major companies operating in America’s cyber security market, you can go directly to 5 …
Source: Insider Monkey - NEUTRAL
Published on 02:44 GMT

China’s i-Soon data leak exposes risks of outsourcing state spy operations to hackers for hire

A massive data leak that hit a Chinese cybersecurity firm earlier this month, exposing alleged hacking and intelligence operations, has showcased how even China’s spy agencies rely on private contractors to do its bidding. On February 16, a total of 571 …
Source: South China Morning Post - LABEL PENDING
Published on Mar 2, 2024

The Winter 2023 issue of Technology Record is out now!

Amber Hickman | 15 December 2023 The Winter 2023 issue of Technology Record is out now and available to view free of charge in digital format.  Innovations in technology are continuing to drive economic growth across the globe, with data analytics, …
Source: Technology Record - NEUTRAL
Published on Feb 23, 2024

Ransom-War Escalation: The New Frontline in Cyber Warfare

By Nissim Ben Saadon, Director of Innovation, CYREBRO High-profile ransomware attacks against government targets in Costa Rica and Peru last year brought a new twist to the concept of cyberwar: Ransom-War. With the rise of ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) …
Source: Cyber Defense Magazine - LABEL PENDING
Published on Mar 2, 2024

Putin’s Games in the Middle East: What Russia Wants From Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Finepoint

In recent years, a significant geopolitical shift has occurred as Russia deepens its ties with Iran's "Axis of Resistance," a coalition of proxy militias spread across the Middle East. This alliance includes groups such as Hamas in Gaza, …
Source: News18 - CENTER-RIGHT
Published on Mar 2, 2024

The Undeclared War: Keir Giles Book “Russia’s War on Everybody” Reviewed

In his incisive book Russia’s War on Everybody: And What it Means for You, published in January 2023, Chatham House’s Russia expert Keir Giles clears away some of the fog. Westerners’ confusion regarding Russia is a result of self-delusion, says Giles. …
Source: Kyiv Post - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Feb 22, 2024

TikTok, China and cyber-warfare

The Philippine military did the right thing in recently banning TikTok for its service personnel: “In AFP, the use of TikTok has been banned already. So we are not allowed to use TikTok. For one, because it’s an application made by China but is not used by …
Source: Business World - LABEL PENDING
Published on Mar 2, 2024

ELECTRONIC WEAPONS: Electronic Weapons: Russian Botnets on the Offensive

March 2, 2024: For over a decade Ukraine has been subject to an ominously large amount of Russian network reconnaissance of Ukrainian networks and growing Russian Cyber War attacks. None of this was a major news story and that was typical for the massive …
Source: Strategy Page - NEUTRAL
Published on Mar 1, 2024

IRM's VIEW: On integrating complex geopolitical risks into planning processes

In today’s interconnected world, geopolitical risks are becoming increasingly complex and dynamic, posing significant challenges to organisations across the globe. From trade tensions and economic sanctions to cyber warfare and climate change, the …
Source: Continuity, Insurance & Risk Magazine - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Feb 24, 2024

Lessons and warnings from world’s first all-out cyberwar

This is the first in a multi-part series. As Russian tanks began rolling and bombs started falling in Ukraine in February 2022, Europe bore witness to the largest conflict on European soil since World War II. But Russia’s invasion hasn’t been limited to …
Source: Asia Times - NEUTRAL
Published on Feb 14, 2024

Cyber Warfare Market Intelligence: Insights into Global Threats and Defense Strategies

Rise in advance cyberattacks drives the growth of the global cyber warfare market. PORTLAND, PORTLAND, OR, UNITED STATES, February 14, 2024 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Cyber …
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Published on Feb 15, 2024

How can nations protect their country from “Cyber Warfare & Cyber Terrorism”?

Cyber warfare and Cyber Terrorism are two distinct concepts, although they are often used interchangeably Cyberwarfare is the use of digital technology to attack a nation’s computer systems, networks, and infrastructure. It is typically carried out by one …
Source: Organiser Weekly - LABEL PENDING
Published on Feb 15, 2024

Is Weaponizing AI the New Norm in Cyber Warfare? Insights from Microsoft and OpenAI

In a groundbreaking revelation shedding light on the evolving cybersecurity landscape, Microsoft and OpenAI have uncovered a concerning trend: nation-states are weaponizing AI in cyberattacks. The collaboration between these tech giants has exposed the …
Source: Cryptopolitan - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Feb 14, 2024

Chanakya’s ancient wisdom guides modern Cyber Warfare: Unveiling the art of asymmetric tactics and righteous defense

Chanakya is amongst the best Indian philosophers, economists, and political strategists who lived in the 4th century BCE. He is best known for his treatise on statecraft, the ARTHASHASTRA, which covers a wide range of topics, including warfare One of …
Source: Organiser Weekly - LABEL PENDING
Published on Mar 1, 2024

Complete Guide to Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Security

This is what an advanced persistent threat (APT) attack is like. APTs are sophisticated, targeted cyberattacks designed to evade detection and steal sensitive data over a prolonged period. APTs are carried out by well-resourced adversaries, such as nation- …
Source: Security Boulevard - LABEL PENDING
Published on Mar 1, 2024

Defence tech in CEE takes centre stage

Before the war in Ukraine, defence tech had a relatively low profile in CEE. But recent events have changed everything. The Ukraine war is the first major conflict to feature extensive cyber-attacks. This evolution of warfare to include cyber makes digital …
Source: Emerging Europe - NEUTRAL
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