Critical Infrastructure In Danger From Hackers
When we think about protecting critical infrastructure, we usually imagine cameras, fences, men with guns, and other physical manifestations of security. But experts are...
The new Mafia: Battling hackers like organized crime
Recruiting and researching the hacker community could boost cybersecurity.
Hackers can be tough opponents because the best of them share ideas online about new ways...
COVID-19 Tech: How will AI Change Current Border Security Model
Border security in 2020 has become a complex challenge. Globalization created a borderless world from the point of view of technology, commerce, etc. However,...
COVID-19 Effect – Tokyo Olympics Cybersecurity Measures Increased
The forthcoming Tokyo Olympics events due to open on July 23 could be targeted by cyberattacks, especially over the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic....
Hardened Cybersecurity Declared to Protect Critical Infrastructure
The U.S. Energy Department announced a 100-day plan to harden security systems for the country’s electrical infrastructure and increase the ability to detect and...
Airport Security Systems Breaching – the Writing is on the Wall
Cybersecurity giant McAfee investigated into underground and nefarious hacker marketplaces on the internet, the Dark Web. The company found that the access to an...
Can the F-35 Fighter Jet fighter be Hacked ?
The F-35, the most advanced stealth fighter in the world, continues to create headlines even before entering operational service. The Israeli airforce has already...
IoT Realm Seeks Governance
Industries are beginning to adopt Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in unprecedented scopes. However, security concerns continue to threaten IoT’s progress. A study by...
24 Cyberattacks In 24 Hours
A notorious ransom gang has gone on a cyberattacking spree.
A notorious LockBit Russia-linked ransomware gang has been enjoying a spree of cybercrime attacks, claiming...
Could Your Brain Waves Be Hacked?
In light of numerous cyber attacks and security breaches, of which the attack on the American Office of Personnel Management (OPM) was perhaps the...
Leaked Nudes and Amateur Hackers – Top Cyber Risks of 2024
Cybersecurity researchers investigated conversations between hackers and analyzed trending topics on one of the dark web’s largest hacker forums and compiled a list of...
IoT As a Gateway for Cyber Criminals
Experts say 2022 may have marked an inflection point due to the rapid proliferation of IoT (Internet of Things) devices.
Cyber-attacks are evolving from those...
Cyberattack on European Airport Check-In Systems Continues to Disrupt Operations
A cyber-related incident targeting a key check-in system provider is continuing to affect flight operations across several European airports, with Brussels Airport experiencing the...
Israel and US Tightening Cyber Collaboration
Israel and the US have been expanding ties on the cyber front. The two countries have finalized a series of cybersecurity collaboration agreements aimed...
New Tech Fights Deepfake Scams with 90% Accuracy
Project Mockingbird is computer security company McAfee's latest breakthrough designed to arm consumers against the growing threat of online deepfake scams and was revealed...
Smart City Innovation – Should We Wait for 5G Tech?
Does smart city technology depend on the 5G communication revolution? A new survey reveals the current widespread support and growing demand among rail users...
What is Hampering Smart Gun Industry?
Smart guns are firearms equipped with technology that enables them to only be fired by an authorized user. Smart guns have the potential to...
Cybersecurity Researchers Can Make Self-Driving Cars Hallucinate
We all experience a sort of “visual hallucination” when we confuse the silhouette of a chair or a clothing rack out of the corner...
INSS Global Cyber Review – April 2013
Israel
Israeli Government invests in the next generation of cyber experts
The Israeli government has decided to invest approximately 300m ILS to improve research and development...
Cyber Defense – In Peace and War
Dr. Gabi Siboni from the Institute for Strategic Research spoke today about cyber threats, at the WindRiver conference , in cooperation with i-HLS, dividing...
new technologies to address “malicious software”
Preventing malware attacks before they can happen has been a top priority for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate’s (S&T)...
NSA Didn’t Crack The San Bernardino iPhone – Here’s Why
Is there anything the US National Security Agency can’t do? It can tap undersea fibre optic cables in real time, track the locations of...

















































