Ransomware Rises – The Growing Threat To International Security
Over the last few years a new menace has emerged: ransomware. Hackers now routinely take control and hold hostage the computer systems of businesses,...
Countries In The Virtual Battlefield
In the past, wars took place only in the real world: Armies battled each other in the physical spaces while using guns, cannons set...
Cybercriminals Use Fake Google Ads to Steal User Credentials
Cybercriminals have been running a sophisticated phishing campaign using fake Google Ads to steal user credentials, researchers from Malwarebytes Labs have uncovered. These malicious...
DHS to rely on big data to protect critical infrastructure, networks
DHS officials responsible for protecting federal civilian networks and critical industries from cyberattacks have recently referred to this issue. They said they are going...
DHS Funds New Bitcoin Analytics Tool
US Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T) is funding the development of a new Bitcoin analytics tool.
As Bitcoin becomes...
New Trojan Horse Hiding In USB Devices Detected
A new torjan horse malware called USB Thief, which is virtually undetectable before and after penetrating the computer, was detected by ESET. The software...
The Physical Security Market Is Ascending To The Cloud
When the whole world is using the cloud, it comes as little surprise that even the most secured sectors will end up using it...
Situational Awareness for Business Firms in War Zones
A new security system which brings together up-to-the-minute information on key security developments in Iraq and the implications for companies operating in the region...
American Companies Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks
A group of hackers, supposedly originating in China, has comitted a cyber attack and managed to break into the American Airlines computer system, as...
Will AI Destroy Us? Probably not
Strong Artificial Intelligence is still a long way off, it happens at all. But the worry that keeps creeping up is that once we...
BAE Systems And Fujitsu Announce Cyber Threat Sharing System
British defence manufacturer BAE Systems and Japanese technology giant Fujitsu have announced a partnership to develop and implement a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) sharing...
Is Now A Cyber Watershed For ISIS?
The cyberattack on TalkTalk, a telecommunications company in Britain, could be a watershed moment in Islamic State's (Isis) cyberwar against the West, cybersecurity experts...
Can We Fight DDoS Attacks For Extortion?
Gad Elkin, EMEA Security Information Director, F5
DDoS and ransomware are two well-established methods for cyber attacks, but a newly appeared tactic combines elements of...
Quantum Computers Makes The NSA Worried
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has a serious concern: quantum computing. Last year, the NSA warned the general public that encryption algorithms that...
US, Israel to Sign Agreement to Cooperate in Cyber Defense
Israel and the United States have recently signed a cyber defense declaration calling for real-time operational connectivity through respective Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTS)...
Are There Solutions For Continuous Cyber Attacks?
The last few weeks saw a number of financial companies become a target for cyber attacks and attempted blackmail using threats. The companies attacked...
How Do We Protect Communications Networks From Cyber Attacks?
In the complex realm of modern information security, communications networks are becoming increasingly larger and much more complex than in the past, creating a...
Protecting Operation Technologies in Production Lines as a Market Accelerator Trigger...
Written by Or Shalom
OT (Operation Technologies) is in charge of physical operational processes for different needs in various sectors. They function as production lines...
Homeland Security seeking off-the-shelf applications to manage biometric data
The Department of Homeland Security’ Office of Biometric Identity Management is currently looking for off-the-shelf applications that can more effectively store, match and analyze...
How is planting a spyware in the nuclear talk possible
Following reports on Israel’s involvment in planting a spy software in the hotels where the nuclear talks took place, I-HLS was given the professional...
OT, SCADA – What Does it All Mean?
Industrial machines and devices connected to the network have been gaining momentum and demonstrating effectiveness, however, they are vulnerable to cyberattacks that have far-reaching...
New Material to Protect from Electronic Surveillance
Conductive Composites, a small Utah company, has developed an extremely thin, flexible material, to shield from electronic emissions and electromagnetic pulses.
Beyond traditional network-penetration, novel...

















































