Alternative social media sites have strong hold on news consumption for a reason - study
The development of alternative social media channels continues to expose obstacles in reporting accuracy.
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Cincinnati Holocaust Museum receives $18 million anonymous donation
Cyberattacks against Israel grow at double the global average rate
Cyber warfare 2022 will be 2021 on steroids - analysis
State-based cyber actor escalating assault on Australia
The country's prime minister warned of rising threats from a sophisticated nation-state cyber actor that has been targeting a wide range of sectors for months.
Five years later with Cyberbit CEO Adi Dar
An exclusive conversation between Amir Rapaport and Cyberbit CEO following the recent $70M Charlesbank investment
EU commission president warns China on cyberattacks against EU hospitals
Ursula von der Leyen makes remarks after virtual EU-China conference to address key issues in relationship
Mcafee: free online entertainment search ‘perfect storm’ for cybercrime
The company released a top 10 list of most targeted TV shows and movies
Microsoft acquires IoT/OT security leader CyberX
CyberX’s behavioral analytics platform integrates with Azure security to deliver end-to-end security across managed and unmanaged IoT devices, the company says
Hackers leak trove of police data in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
The release of the archive dubbed "BlueLeaks", including police and FBI reports on the COVID-19 crisis and anti-racism protests, has raised concern that cyber threat actors might exploit the data.
China launches final satellite to complete homegrown alternative to GPS
According to experts, if the system is established, it will not only boost China's technological influence but eventually provide independence from the GPS network.
Israel's XM Cyber earns European Commission seal of excellence
XM Cyber's platform enables enterprises to see their network from the eyes of the attacker, showing all hidden attack vectors that can go under the radar of most protective measures.
Buildots raises $16 million to marshal AI for construction management
The company uses hardhat-mounted 360-degree cameras to seamlessly determine the exact status of an ongoing project and provides invaluable insight to contractors
Most companies don’t think like hackers, making them more prone to attacks
The research assesses software vulnerability prioritization based on insights from hacker forums, including the dark web and deep web
