Spyware used for cyber espionage against German company for over a...
Espionage infrastructure planted in the computers of over 300 institutions, companies and government bodies in Germany, Austria and Switzerland for over a decade was...
Better regional coordination for port security
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In-Flight Security Officers on board US-Cuba Flights
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that the United States and Cuba have reached an agreement which will allow federal air marshals on board...
Britain to Update Cyber Security Systems
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Kasparsky Labs explain the “Red October” threat
On January 14, 2013, Kaspersky Lab announced the discovery of “Red October”, a high-level cyber-espionage campaign that has been active for over five years. ...
State-of-The-Art HLS Technology Displayed at UAE
The Sharjah Police has been displaying some of the most pioneering homeland security technology it has adopted at the UAE Innovation Week recently.
According to...
Israel’s Air Force unveils new intelligence system
New data collecting system for the Israeli Air Force: The variety of unmanned air systems (UAS) over Israel and neighboring areas has created a...
No knives on passenger aircraft in the U.S.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has abandoned, for now, its proposal to allow travelers to carry small knives on airplanes owing to significant opposition...
Samsung is now cleared for use in the U.S. government
The handset maker announced that its Knox-enabled mobile devices have been approved by the Pentagon for government use. Samsung's Knox software offers high-level encryption,...
How much cyber security is too much cyber security?
Large terror organizations, being an important target of world’s intelligence agencies, are well aware of their inferior situation in comparison to the national organizations,...
Machine Learning Based Translation Solution for Military Forces Abroad
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A new trend – flexible weapons
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Russian Drone To See Through Camouflage
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Development at The Maritime C4ISR Market
The growing demand from coastal agencies and navies from the point of view of the missions’ volume and variety requires the development of upgraded...
What Data Do Organizations Encrypt And Why?
Ilan Segelman, VP Sales & Business Development at Power communications and Operation Manager at Sophos Israel
We at Sophos believe that there is no such...
IATA Chief: Drones Pose Real Threat To Civilian Aviations
Members of the general public operating unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) are a “a real and growing threat” to civilian aircraft, warns Tony Tyler, director-general...
New Program Prevents Bank Fraud
Kasperski Lab recently revealed a new security platform aimed at preventing online bank frauds. The platform protects online payments made from computers and mobile...
Drones Give Edge In Fight Against Poaching
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are finally giving conservationists a significant lead in the fight against poachers. Lindbergh Foundation’s Air Shepherd Initiative employs drones to...
Russian Subway, Israeli Wi-Fi
Moscow subway passengers enjoy made-in-Israel Wi-Fi services * Broadband communications between moving platforms and control rooms.
Seven million people use Moscow's subway system every day,...
10 Billion Euros: Belgium’s Cyber Budget
Belgian Prime Minister Di Rupo allocated 10 billion euro for improving and upgrading cyber security in Belgium, an amount the government was obligated to...
Experts: U.S. Vulnerable to Terror
The crises in Syria and Iraq have increased worries about terror cells taking aim at American targets, specifically New York, Boston, and Los Angeles....
Israel’s Second Lebanon War Reconsidered
By Benjamin S. Lambeth
INSS – Military and Strategic Affairs Program
Operation Change of Direction, the code name given to Israel’s war against Hizbollah in Lebanon...
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