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Published on 14:09 GMT

Exclusive: Peter Navarro Speaks from Behind Bars in ‘Joe Biden Prison,’ Warns ‘Unrestrained Lawfare Designed to ...

Peter Navarro, the former top economic aide in former President Donald Trump’s White House, who is currently languishing in federal prison serving a multi-month sentence for having stood up against subpoenas from the January 6 committee last Congress, is …
Source: Breitbart - RIGHT-WING
Published on 11:05 GMT

Cyber Attacks and the Risk of Real War: A NATO Perspective

The possibility of a cyber-attack on any NATO member country escalating into a real war is a pressing concern. This question is particularly relevant as the US-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has started establishing ‘cyber labs’ in countries …
Source: Financial Express - NEUTRAL
Published on 19:34 GMT

Workforce issues a non-technical barrier to DOD cyber competition

If the Defense Department expects to maintain a competitive edge in cyber warfare and other emerging technologies on the digital battlefield, then it has to be able to develop these tools quickly — something that can be difficult in a bureaucratic …
Source: C4ISRNET - NEUTRAL
Published on 11:31 GMT

South Korea, Japan, and the United States to Hold ‘Freedom Edge’ Joint Multi-Domain Exercise

On June 2nd, the Defense Chiefs of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), Japan, and the United States held a trilateral meeting during the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue 2024 in Singapore. During this meeting, the three countries released a joint statement …
Source: Naval news - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 3, 2024

Poland announces plans for €700m “cybershield” amid “cyberwar with Russia”

Poland has announced plans for a 3 billion zloty (€700 million) “cybershield” to protect the country’s critical infrastructure from growing malicious threats, in particular from Russia. Announcing the measures today, ministers warned that such attacks have …
Source: Notes from Poland - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 3, 2024

Hacker attack averted in Poland amid cyberwar with Russia

Polish cyber security services thwarted a coordinated attack by Russia on the country’s critical infrastructure, said Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski, according to Ukrinform. Earlier, Juhan Lepassaar, the head of the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, …
Source: Euromaidan Press - LABEL PENDING
Published on May 31, 2024

Navy Establishes First Maritime Cyber Warfare Officer PQS

PENSACOLA, Fla. – The Navy held its first Primary Qualification Standard (PQS) for its newest Information Warfare Community officer cadre, the Maritime Cyber Warfare Officer (MCWO), at Corry Station from May 6 -10. Center for Information Warfare Training ( …
Source: DVIDS - Georgia - GOV'T INSTITUTION
Published on May 31, 2024

Hacks and Propaganda: Meet the Two Brothers Bringing Russia’s Cyber War to Europe

This article was first published in German on May 16 here. The Neculiti brothers share a passion for BMWs and traveling. Ivan, the older one, frequently reviews restaurants in cities like Tokyo and Paris on Google. In a drag race in his home country of …
Source: Correctiv - CENTER-LEFT
Published on Jun 4, 2024

Marines fast track qualified cyber, signals recruits to rank of gunny

The Marine Corps has launched a pilot program that will allow qualified recruits to enter the Corps with a rank as high as gunnery sergeant. The two-year Marine Talent Acquisition Pilot Program, announced Friday in a Marine Corps administrative message, is …
Source: Air Force Times - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 4, 2024

How to make ethical investing work for you

Why did the ethical investor bring a tree to the stock market? To ensure their portfolio had strong roots! While not (necessarily) literal, this joke offers some wise insight into how to make ethical investing work for you. Strong roots are a metaphor for …
Source: The CEO Magazine - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 4, 2024

From culture wars to cold wars: Labour's pivot towards national security shows Starmer is reading the room

4 June 2024, 15:28 From Culture Wars to cold wars: Labour's Pivot towards national security shows Starmer is reading the room. Picture: LBC/Getty Megan is the Director of Communications and Policy at HJS As of yesterday, polling suggests a seismic …
Source: LBC - LABEL PENDING
Published on Jun 3, 2024

Morning Update: Edmonton Oilers reach first Stanley Cup final in 18 years

Good morning, The Oilers made it to the Stanley Cup final for the first time in 18 years after a 2-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Sunday at Rogers Place. Edmonton eliminated the Central Division champions in six games and begin the best-of-seven final …
Source: The Globe and Mail - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 4, 2024

Palau Hit by Cyberattacks, Raising Cybersecurity Concerns

KOROR, Palau – A recent cyberattack on Palau, a small island nation with close ties to the United States, underscores the growing vulnerability of island nations and the potential for China to use cyber intrusions for political purposes. The March attack …
Source: Island Times - LABEL PENDING
Published on Jun 4, 2024

When Regulating AI, ASEAN Should Remain Committed to Responsible Behaviour

Gatra Priyandita outlines strategies for ASEAN countries to responsibly adopt the use of artificial intelligence in the military and law enforcement. From Israel’s “The Gospel” target hunting system to its increasingly sophisticated use for mining …
Source: Fulcrum - LABEL PENDING
Published on Jun 4, 2024

EMEA overtakes North America as top DDoS target, says Akamai

For the first time in five years, the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) has surpassed North America as the most targeted area for Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, according to new research from Akamai Technologies. The report, …
Source: SecurityBrief - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 4, 2024

Power and Tension: The Cyber Security Problems of Military Electrification

What would it take for someone to hack a tank? Modern Western militaries may well be about to find out. The militaries of the United States, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, and other powers are contemplating the gradual introduction of …
Source: War on the Rocks - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 4, 2024

Spreading Hatred on Social Media is Not Freedom of Expression

Freedom to spread racial hatred on social media is not freedom of expression by any means. 25 UN human rights experts recently said this in a joint statement. In the statement, experts noted that the use of racist words has increased significantly since …
Source: Fresh Angle - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on Jun 4, 2024

Zero Trust study highlights rising concern over identity security

According to a new global study by Entrust, identities have emerged as the highest priority risk area for organisations when devising a Zero-Trust strategy. Revealed by the Entrust Cybersecurity Institute, the 2024 State of Zero Trust and Encryption Study …
Source: SecurityBrief - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 3, 2024

Increased breaches in cybersecurity influencing opinions on Zero Trust strategies: study

Investing in cybersecurity to prevent data breaches favoured over following regulations. Seven in 10 organisations in Singapore pointed to cyber-risk concerns as the biggest factors in using Zero Trust strategies, with about a third citing cyber breach …
Source: Singapore Business Review - NEUTRAL
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