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Published on Mar 23, 2026
Stryker: Cyber Incident 'Contained,' Restoration Continues
Cyberwarfare / Nation-State Attacks , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Healthcare March 11 Attack Claimed by Iranian Hacktivist Group Handala Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • March 23, 2026 Medical device maker Stryker has told …
Source: Bank Information Security - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Energy Infrastructure Attacks Push Middle East to Brink of War
Middle East, March 23, 2026 (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The sharp rise in energy infrastructure attacks is pushing regional tensions toward a dangerous tipping point, as governments scramble to secure critical systems that power entire nations. What once …
Source: Brussels Morning - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Indiana National Guard Facing Escalating Digital Threats
As states confront an increasingly volatile and sophisticated cyber threat landscape, the Indiana National Guard is implementing a multi-faceted strategy to bolster cybersecurity resilience for Indiana’s critical infrastructure and fortify national …
Source: The Paper of Montgomery County - Indiana - Pending
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Russia Intensifies Espionage in Florida’s Space and Defense Hubs, US Officials Warn
Russian intelligence services are intensifying espionage efforts in Florida, a state that has emerged as a key target because of its dense concentration of military, aerospace, and critical infrastructure, according to Tell Media on March 21. The …
Source: UNITED24 Media - Pending
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Carrying on the Liggett Legacy
Lt. Gen. Hunter Liggett was a highly respected U.S. Army officer whose 42-year career spanned from the Indian Wars to commanding the First Army in WWI. He is known as a “Soldier’s Soldier” and a “Scholar-Soldier” to credit his exceptional depth of …
Source: DVIDS - Georgia - Gov't Institution
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Iran’s Biggest Wartime Advantage Is Geography
The current Iran war has been described as a contest of advanced military technology. And by that measure, the United States and Israel possess overwhelming advantages. Their air forces dominate the skies, their intelligence networks provide unprecedented …
Source: Foreign Policy - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Scotland is in front line of defence, it needs to be an election issue
It is unusual — in Scotland at least — to discover a politician with a military background, direct experience of war, and a clear grasp of what leadership amounts to. We should therefore listen carefully to what Al Carns, armed forces minister and MP for …
Source: The Times - Center-right
Published on Mar 23, 2026
'We’re not keeping up': Why the future of war still eludes US leaders
For Bob Work, the big red flag came with reports that Iran appeared to have damaged two half-billion-dollar radar installations at the outset of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran. “The fact that we didn’t have any air defense capabilities around those radars …
Source: Semafor - Neutral
Published on Mar 19, 2026
Every Fortune 500 CEO’s nightmare: the Iran war and the Pandora’s Box of AI cyber warfare
When U.S. and Israeli forces launched a sweeping air and sea campaign against Iran’s military infrastructure in late Feb. 2026, the missiles weren’t the only weapons that flew. Within hours, more than 60 Iranian-aligned cyber groups mobilized, according to …
Source: Fortune - Neutral
Published on Mar 18, 2026
Surge in Nation State Attacks on UK Firms Amid Cyber Warfare Fears
Over half (54%) of UK companies were hit by nation state attacks last year as IT leaders grew increasingly fearful of AI-powered threats, according to a new report from Armis. The security vendor’s 2026 Armis Cyberwarfare Report was based on interviews …
Source: Infosecurity Magazine - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Work From Home culture triggers Cyber Attacks surge by 40 percent
The rapid expansion of remote work has brought significant convenience to employees and organizations alike, but it has also opened the door to a sharp rise in cyber threats. A recent study by the UAE Cyber Security Council (CSC) reveals that cyber-attacks …
Source: Cybersecurity Insiders - Pending
Published on 00:02 GMT
Otago Uni links with
A new partner for the University of Otago is a major concern, Olivier Jutel, David Jenkins, Richard Jackson and Fairleigh Gilmour write. The announcement that the University of Otago intends to partner with the Palo Alto Networks (PANW) to offer a Masters …
Source: Otago Daily Times - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
AI ‘Godfather’ Hinton Warns Tech Firms Prioritise Short-Term Profits Over Long-Term Risks
Nobel laureate and widely regarded “godfather of AI,” Geoffrey Hinton, has warned that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is being driven by short-term commercial incentives rather than a serious consideration of its long-term consequences— …
Source: Arise News - Neutral
Published on Mar 19, 2026
Rethinking Cyber Preparedness in Age of AI Cyberwarfare
Geopolitical Threats Now an Always-on Condition and Most CIOs Aren't Ready Jennifer Lawinski • March 19, 2026 A survey found that nearly 80% of IT decision-makers say their organization is prepared to handle a cyberwarfare attack. (Image: …
Source: Bank Information Security - Neutral
Published on Mar 23, 2026
Booz Allen’s Vellox brings AI vs. AI defense to protect critical infrastructure and national security
Booz Allen Hamilton’s new Vellox suite showcases how AI-native cyber defense can counter growing threats to U.S. national security and critical infrastructure. The company’s new threat report, When Cyberattacks Happen at AI Speed, shows that AI is widening …
Source: Help Net Security - Neutral
Published on Mar 18, 2026
New Marine unit puts intelligence and cyberwarfare capabilities to the test in Arctic
A Marine peers through an infrared observation device during exercise Cold Response in Setermoen, Norway, on March 12, 2026. The Marine Corps’ recently created Multi-Domain Task Unit specializing in intelligence and cyber warfare is being tested at the …
Source: Stars and Stripes - Washington D.C - Gov't Institution
Published on Mar 14, 2026
Cyber war escalates: Iran-backed hackers target U.S. medical-technology giant Stryker
Cyber war escalates: Iran-backed hackers target U.S. medical-technology giant Stryker As the shadow war between the U.S. and Iran intensifies beyond the battlefield, American citizens and corporations are now on the front lines of a digital conflict. In a …
Source: Natural News - Right-wing
Published on Mar 14, 2026
Iran‑linked hackers target US, Middle East in rising cyber war threat
Pro-Iranian hackers are increasingly targeting sites in the Middle East and the United States amid the ongoing war, raising concerns that American defense contractors, power stations, and water facilities could face digital disruptions if Tehran’s allies …
Source: United News of Bangladesh - Indeterminate
Published on Mar 18, 2026
Armis Research Reveals Australia Experiencing the Highest Volume of Cyberwarfare Attacks of Any Country Globally
Armis, the cyber exposure management & security company, is warning Australian organisations to immediately increase their proactive cybersecurity operations in response to the rise in cyberwarfare attacks targeting local businesses. This alert comes …
Source: iTWire - Neutral