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Published on 12:06 GMT

Energy Under Siege: How the Industry is Fighting Against Cyber Attacks

The energy sector has become a prime target for cyberattacks, with successful breaches posing severe risks to national security, economic stability, and public safety. Luckily, the industry is standing up and taking notice, with two-thirds of energy …
Source: The State of Security – Tripwire - Pending
Published on 15:17 GMT

How Security Teams Collect the Data They Need for Threat Intelligence

The evolution of cybercrime is shifting into hyperdrive. Malicious actors are file-tuning their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) non-stop, leveraging AI to make attacks more sophisticated, and automation to overwhelm the target's defenses. …
Source: SecureWorld - Neutral
Published on 08:13 GMT

Ukraine’s IT Army Is a Persistent Thorn in Moscow’s Side

The media was ablaze in the early weeks of Russia’s full-scale invasion as Ukraine mobilized a digital army of volunteer hackers to fight back. While it no longer dominates the headlines, the IT Army of Ukraine has quietly evolved and its impact is only …
Source: Kyiv Post - Indeterminate
Published on Apr 11, 2025

Report: AI is Supercharging Cyberwarfare

Armis, a leading cyber exposure management and security company, recently unveiled their third annual Cyberwarfare Report - Warfare Without Borders: AI’s Role in The New Age of Cyberwarfare. Their findings carry a warning that AI-powered attacks are …
Source: Industrial Equipment News - Wisconsin - Pending
Published on Apr 10, 2025

China Admits Cyberwarfare Attacks on US Infrastructure Targets - and the Reason Is No Surprise

The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. This whole thing with China goes well beyond trade issues. We have known (or, at least, suspected) for years that China has been making cyber- …
Source: Red State - Right-wing
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Undersea cables conflict: How Israel can protect itself, be digital connectivity leader

Throughout history, control over communication lines has been a key factor in military strategy. Britain, for example, during World War I, severed Germany’s undersea telegraph cables, forcing German communications onto routes that could be intercepted and …
Source: The Jerusalem Post - Center-right
Published on Apr 13, 2025

WHITE HOUSE: ‘President Trump is President for Main Street, Not Wall Street’

President Trump signs executive orders unleashing American energy (Screen Image: CBS) In a press release on Friday, April 11, the White House defended President Trump’s bold second-term agenda as representing the president’s interests in rebuilding the …
Source: The Gateway Pundit - Right-wing
Published on Apr 10, 2025

High Wire Networks’ Overwatch Cybersecurity Unit Anticipates Surge in Cyberwarfare Amid Tariff War Escalation

BATAVIA, Ill., April 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- High Wire Networks, Inc. (OTCQB: HWNI), a global leader in managed cybersecurity, anticipates that its Overwatch cybersecurity division will see a sharp rise in cyberwarfare activities as global tariff …
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Published on Apr 13, 2025

Army FM 3-0 (March 2025)

Below, you will find expert commentary from our Editor-at-Large, Retired Special Forces Col. David Maxwell. The new FM 3-0 Operations was released last month. The 296 page document is publicly available and can be downloaded here. I remember reading my …
Source: Small Wars Journal - Neutral
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Be Afraid: A Review of "@War"

Shane Harris, call your publicist. Harris is a persistent and incisive chronicler of the American security state, but there’s a revealing tension between the story he tells and the story his publisher has chosen to market. On its back cover, a review copy …
Source: Utne Reader - Left-wing
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Massive cyber attack hits Moroccan government websites: experts blame Algeria

Several Moroccan government websites were hit by a wave of cyberattacks late Saturday night, causing serious disruptions, in what experts describe as well-planned and highly organized. The attacks knocked out the website of the Ministry in charge of …
Source: Hespress - Neutral
Published on Apr 13, 2025

INFORMATION WARFARE: Middle East Information War

April 13, 2025: Disinformation and propaganda have been used for thousands of years to control and manipulate public opinion. Even kings and dictators use these methods to control their subjects and avoid costly rebellions or periods of unrest. Currently …
Source: Strategy Page - Neutral
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Baba Vanga and Living Nostradamus' terrifying predictions that have come true in 2025

Living Nostradamus claims 2025 prediction videos prove he 'may've migrated into AI'With the ever-looming threat of WW3, people could be forgiven for looking into otherworldly predictions for clues as to what is to come. Especially when prophets …
Source: Daily Star - Indeterminate
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Building technology capability is key to national resilience

“If you were an evil genius, what would you do to create maximum disruption in the world right now?” This was the first audience question posed of the panel of cyber and national security experts at Resilient Australia. It is an uncomfortable hypothetical …
Source: InnovationAus - Pending
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Why Donald Trump's tariff war could reset the global order - Miriam Cates

The last few weeks have seen a bumpy ride for stock markets around the world. Investors, analysts, and politicians have all been scrambling to adjust to Donald Trump’s trade tariff announcements. On “Liberation Day” last week, the American President …
Source: GB News - Right-wing
Published on Apr 13, 2025

The EU prove once again why we were so right to choose Brexit - Robert Courts KC

It’s the kind of cynical, short-sighted politics that reminds the UK public precisely why we left the European Union. Reports last week confirm what many speculated: France - and some of her Brussels allies - are actively seeking to tie a future UK-EU …
Source: GB News - Right-wing
Published on Apr 13, 2025

Defence diplomacy: Strategic pillar of India’s foreign policy ambitions

Defence diplomacy refers to the strategic use of military resources—personnel, platforms, expertise, and operational reach—to build relationships, foster trust, and contribute to conflict prevention and regional stability. NEW DELHI: Diplomacy is no longer …
Source: Sunday Guardian Live - Pending
Published on Apr 12, 2025

Combat drones responsible for almost 80% of all deaths in blood-soaked Ukraine conflict, Sun on Sunday probe reveals

COMBAT drones have now become the dominant killer on the battlefields of Ukraine, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. Up to 80 per cent of casualties on both sides of the conflict have been caused by what are known by the military as “unmanned air systems”. 5 Up …
Source: The Scottish Sun - Right-wing
Published on Apr 12, 2025

From Missiles to Militias: Decoding Iran’s Multi-Dimensional Deterrence in the Gulf

Executive Summary For Iran, protecting its maritime borders and the safeguarding of its industrial, military, and oil infrastructure along the coastline constitute a geostrategic imperative. While the Zagros Mountains have historically served as a natural …
Source: SpecialEurasia - Pending
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