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« Back to NewsN.Korea Will Target UK Financial Services
by Tim Heath on 2017-10-11 11:46AM in INTELLIGENCE-Europe, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
They are after our money: Former GCHQ Director Robert Hannigan says N. Korea will get more aggressive in targeting the UK finance sector.
US Air Force Hacked By Teenager
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-25 09:22PM in NEWS-News Analysis, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
A 17 year old wins the US Air Force Bug Bounty hackathon. Just as well he prefers prize money to theft.
European Cyber Threat Summit 2017
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-25 07:37PM in FREE TO VIEW, GOVERNMENT-Defence, INTELLIGENCE-Europe, NEWS-News Analysis
The European Cyber Threat Summit will be held in Dublin on October 24th and from safety in Moscow, Edward Snowden will be beaming in.
Russia’s Digital Weapons Refined Againts Ukraine
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-25 07:15PM in NEWS-News Analysis, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
Russia is developing and refining a generation of powerful new cyber weapons by experiment on neighbouring Ukraine.
N.Korea's Cyber Threats To S.Korea
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-25 05:09PM in NEWS-News Analysis, INTELLIGENCE-International, GOVERNMENT-National, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
Alongside the escalating missile threat N Korea is stepping up cyber intrusions with fake communications and hacking attacks.
Is A Cyberattack An Act of War?
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-19 07:21PM in NEWS-News Analysis, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW, BUSINESS-Services-Law
As warfare becomes increasingly digital, countries are facing a major problem: It’s hard to define when a cyber attack constitutes an act of war.
The EU Holds Its First Cyber War Game Exercise
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-19 11:26AM in NEWS-News Analysis, GOVERNMENT-National, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
Crisis Management: European Union national defense ministers have been taking part in a simulated cyber-attack exercise for the first time
Cybersecurity Investigations After US Naval Collision
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-19 11:04AM in NEWS-News Analysis, INTELLIGENCE-US, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
Probing for potential cyber intrusions will become a standard procedure following unexplained collision damage to a US guided missile destroyer.
Global Cyber Conflict Is Close
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-19 11:01AM in NEWS-News Analysis, GOVERNMENT-National, GOVERNMENT-Defence, FREE TO VIEW
It is probable, not just possible, that cyberattacks will soon shut down power grids, paralyse financial data systems & sabotage military equipment.
Why Cyber Attacks Could Be War Crimes
by Neil Telford on 2017-09-12 04:37PM in BUSINESS-Services-Law, FREE TO VIEW, GOVERNMENT-Defence, NEWS-News Analysis
If international conflicts are unavoidable, is cyberwar better than a war with bombs and bullets? If so, then could a cyberattack be a war crime?
