Technology

Articles and issues discussed in this episode: Israel protects its offshore gas reservoirs New security rules for U.S. electric utilities Experts: Additional security for U.S. airports won't...

The U.S. electric grid is constantly under attack despite attempts by utilities to boost physical security and cyber defenses Regulators have increasingly focused on physical...

Small unmanned air systems (UAS) are quickly moving into the civil market. Sky-Futures, a provider of UAS industrial inspection services, has announced a three-year...

Rich military experience and government funding make Israel an attractive option for civilian cyber companies The Be'er Sheva Cyber Center project, currently taking shape in...

The Colombian Air Force unveils steps to regulate the use of UAVs. In a meeting sponsored by FAC with the participation of National Spectrum...

Tunnels under borders like the one discovered last week in Gaza may be used for terror or just smuggling of drugs. A close cooperation...

Articles and issues discussed in this episode: Facebook's new facial recognition software Kremlin official website hacked Commercial UAV use in the U.S. lags behind NSA records all...

Watch your mobile device closely: One out of six users reported losing their mobile device or having it stolen or damaged, with predictably severe...

The Indian air force is evaluating the purchase of additional Israeli Harop loitering munitions, as deliveries continue under a previous order placed in 2012. The...

Iran is investing huge sums of money in developing aggressive cyber war techniques Both government and private cybersecurity experts are increasingly considering Iran as a...

California's Attorney General says cyber criminals are increasingly focusing on California because of its wealth and innovation. The report by California Attorney General Kamala Harris...

The next threat to your privacy could be hovering overhead while you walk down the street. Hackers have developed a drone that can steal...

The NSA’s MYSTIC program, created in 2009, deploys a “retrospective retrieval” (RETRO) tool which allows agents to rewind and playback all phone conversations that...

As the United States continues to explore regulations and safety guidelines for commercial UAVs, other countries have already adopted their use. For twenty years, Yamaha...

Articles and issues discussed in this episode: U.S. DHS cancels national license plate database Israel hacks Iranian nuclear centrifuge system CIA may have acted against U.S. senators...

Academic institutions are easy targets since many do not invest in sophisticated IT personnel or employ the latest cybersecurity programs. Some students have noticed...

Simulation-based engineering science (SBES) allows researchers to predict the effects of building explosions and analyze the response of building materials to those threats. Using...

The proliferation of cyberthreats to communication networks has presented satellite operators with new challenges in protecting customer data against threats. According to Aviation Week security...

Privacy concerns and a lack of Federal Aviation Administration resources have slowed the integration of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) into the national aerospace system,...

Facebook developed a new facial recognition software, operating on a near-human level Human beings, or at least our brains, are oiled facial recognition machines. Light,...

Software development processes, perhaps surprisingly, conceal many cyber-security pitfalls. New courses for programmers aim to solve these problems Information security is a constantly expanding market....

The chaos in cyberspace continues, in light of the tense situation between Ukraine and Russia. During the weekend hackers opposing Russian President Vladimir Putin...