iHLS TV – World Cup Security, Drone News and Prison for...
Articles discussed in this episode:
Israeli SkyStar-180 aerostat helps secure world cup
Israeli company Plasan to supply APCs for Brazillian police
UK Hackers face life in prison
Romanian...
The army camps scandal reaches new peaks
This will end in a very bad way. Time after time criminals are entering army camps and stealing weapons either from armories or the...
Big robot fleet takes to UK waters
A fleet of marine robots is being launched in the largest deployment of its kind in British waters. Unmanned boats and submarines will travel...
A new cyber attack is expected on Saturday
The FCI (Financial Cyber Intelligence) Unit published a focused warning on Cyber attack of the distributed denial of service (DDoS) type, targeting several financial...
INSS Global Cyber Review – October 2013
U.S.A
Hacking U.S Secrets, China Pushes for Drones plan
The NY Times published on September 20, 2013 that for approximately two years, hackers based in Shanghai...
Kenyan Security Crippled by Lack of Funds
Kenya is luring more terror groups as its security forces are not capable of handling basic security problems
Kenya may be facing a heightened risk...
“Firefighters receive more calls in winter than in summer”
Israel’s Fire and Rescue Services are learning the lesson from last year’s major storm.
Fire Commissioner Shahar Ayalon made a surprising revelation that the Israeli...
UK: Troops Leak Information on Twitter, Facebook
Members of the Armed Forces have leaked confidential information on Twitter and Facebook, according to figures obtained from the Ministry of Defence.
According to cases...
ICT Bi-weekly Report – Jihadi Forums
By ICT’s Jihadi Websites Monitoring Group
This report summarizes notable events discussed on jihadist Web forums during the second half of July 2013. Following are...
Dangerous Apps
No less than six new malware are born each second. This, according to a recent report on various cyber threats.
The report focuses on the...
Can cars be hacked?
In the early hours of June 18th, a Mercedes coupé travelling at an extremely high speed along a Los Angeles street smashed into a...
Dealing with hazardous materials
This is one problem that is being swept under the carpet. But the nature of such problem is that from time to time it pops...
iHLS Worldwide News – Keeping You In the Loop
Secretary of State John Kerry urge world powers to unite against "the cancer f ISIS", saying the only way to defeat tem is for...
iHLS TV – Laser Weapons Special Edition
Articles and issues discussed in this episode:
The U.S. Navy's new LWaS, a low cost solution against drones, light aircraft and missiles
New Israeli “star wars”...
Fast Draw – NATO Protecting Israel ?
Recent statements, concerning having NATO forces protect Israel from terror attacks following an agreement with the Palestinians – an agreement which includes withdrawing from...
Executive Cyber Intelligence Bi-Weekly Report by INSS-CSFI
May 1st, 2014
ISRAEL
Developments in IDF cyber campaign for officials
The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) exposed its in-house newsfeed, which is published through Ynet. The site...
Belgian Expert: WHO Messed Up Ebola Response
A Belgian scientist who helped discover Ebola in 1976 has accused the World Health Organization (WHO) of mismanaging the current outbreak response.
Peter Piot, an...
Lone Wolves: A Growing Terror Threat
Federal authorities in the U.S. are becoming increasingly concerned over American citizens who are fighting with al-Qaida in places like Syria and returning radicalized...
Is the Korean Cyber-War Escalating?
South Korea detected a suspected North Korean hacking attempt Thursday to steal military data by using a journalist's notebook computer, defense ministry officials have...
Ebola epidemic: WHO declares global emergency
Facing the worst known outbreak of the Ebola virus, with almost 1,000 fatalities in West Africa, the World Health Organization declared an international public...
Italy will train UAS Operators
The Italian Air Force, which has largely relied on US training for its UAV pilots, may build its own school — and open it...
China’s Lijian UCAV “Sharp Sword” spotted taxiing
China’s first jet-powered stealth unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), the Lijian or “Sharp Sword,” was recently spotted undergoing taxiing tests in China.
















































