New Research: When, Exactly, Will Hackers Strike?
University of Michigan researchers have developed new ways to analyze Internet security risks by creating a mathematical model that can predict when a cyberattack...
Egypt at the Forefront of African Cybersecurity
The Egyptian government has recently launched a new cybersecurity division in order to defend its institutions from cyber attacks. When one understands the scope...
Is Your Android Device Really Secure?
We have written before about China building its own secure smartphone ecosystem - including a homegrown operating system and even processing chips - all...
Kaspersky Labs: Active Cyber-espionage Campaign Targeting Online Gaming Companies Worldwide
Today Kaspersky Lab’s team of experts published a detailed research report that analyzes a sustained cyberespionage campaign conducted by the cybercriminal organization known as “Winnti.”
According...
Cyber: closer US-Israeli cooperation
Increasing cyber threats worldwide have been posing a menace to numerous sectors. It seems the global perplexion knowns no bounds when it comes to...
HLS – US Technological Preferences for 2020
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is interested in innovation in a wide array of technologies for first responders, data protection, public security...
iHLS TV – Firefighting in Greece, Italian convoy protection, ISIS, Home...
In this Weekly Report (16 September 2014):
Firefighting in Greece
The Italian Army is evaluating an unlimited aerial surveillance system for real-time convoy protection
ISIS plans to launch...
“In the COVID-19 Age – Security, Cyber, and Innovation Have Gained...
The INNOTECH International Live Conference Broadcast for HLS, Cyber, and Innovation on December 8-9 will host the leading experts at the intriguing panel discussion....
Pentagon Doesn’t Know Who’d Be In Charge In Cyber Attack
Much has been said recently of preparedness for cyberattacks. Intelligence, homeland security, and defence departments and agencies are tasked with setting up defences, coming...
New Technology will Prevent Fake Facial Identification
The advent of facial recognition technology carried with it the promise of great benefits, especially for law enforcement who use facial recognition to detect...
Man faces 20-year Imprisonment for DDoS attack
A Moscow resident has been charged by the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) with treason for carrying out distributed denial of services (DDoS) attacks...
Cyber Wars? Not So Fast
Cyber attacks are where the modern battles take place: Military cyber attacks, like those used by Russia during its invasion of Georgia or political...
iHLS Accelerator is Looking for Game-Changing Technologies
We at the iHLS Security Accelerator are looking for disruptive ground-breaking technologies offering solutions for civilian defense, securing government institutions, vital infrastructure and borders,...
A Revolution In IoT Security?
The Internet of Things, a vast network of sensor nodes and devices, is promising to revolutionise our lives. In many ways, it’s already here,...
Cyber war has arrived in New Zealand
The New Zealand Defense Force wants to spend $469 million creating itself a new cyber army. The kiwis have cut back on their defense force dramatically...
Phones Can Now Disappear From Cellular Tracking — Here’s How
For decades, mobile phones have relied on a fixed network identifier that quietly follows users wherever they go. Known as the International Mobile Subscriber...
Mounting Efforts to Regulate IoT Security
While IoT devices and the data they collect and transmit present enormous benefits to consumers and industry, the relative insecurity of many devices presents...
SmartSafe City: Market Growth Expected
Until not long ago, smart security technologies were not necessarily connected with the other municipal aspects, such as smart traffic management, waste management, etc....
Joint Exercise Tests Readiness for Cyber Attack
Increasing risks of cyber attacks pose a challenge for infrastructure security, such as the supply of electricity power, water and transportation. A joint exercise...
Do You Use ChatGPT at Work? You Might Be Endangering Your...
According to a new study, 15% of employees regularly post sensitive company data into ChatGPT– putting their employers at risk of a security breach.
The...
Ransomware Hackers Gain Access to Google Chrome Passwords
Sophos X-Ops research has uncovered that the notorious Qilin ransomware group has evolved its tactics to include harvesting passwords from Google Chrome.
Qilin is known...
Better Cybersecurity for Nuclear Arsenal Computer Systems
Cyber Security has become a priority in various defense fields. Enhancing the cyber security of nuclear systems has certainly become an imperative.
A U.S. Air...

















































