< Newsletter June #1 2019
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Two Years After WannaCry Severe Risks Remain
A single vulnerability and an internet-exposed system was enough to wreak havoc, yet with over a million devices still unpatched, the risks remain. read more
Digital Advertising Is A $Billion Ripoff
Internet advertising revenues are booming, worth over $100 billion in the US alone, but lying behind this is a hotbed of malware and fraud. read more
Cyber Command Knows Its Tools Can Also Be Used By Their Targets
US Cyber Command leaders understand that the weapons that they have made to attack their enemies can also be turned against them. read more
Election Campaigners Get Training About Cyber Threats
Have the US political parties learned from the events of 2016? This is a critical question as the 2020 Presidential election draws nearer. read more
Cyber Breaches Will Kill
Cars, appliances, power plants and medical devices are all at risk from hacking. In a world of "smart" devices, that means the Internet can kill people. read more
The Pentagon Has A Clear View Of Cyberwar
Cyber Command’s first dedicated facility takes an holistic view of the global cyber environment, helping the US military make better informed decisions. read more
Big-Data Analytics Risks Becoming Jammed
Analytics are becoming core for almost any activity in the business, government, and security sectors.But is there just too much data? read more
Blockchain Can Improve Cyber Security
Blockchain technology offers one of the most effective tools to protect data from fraud and theft and it does this by complicating the work of hackers. read more
The Worldwide Skills Shortage Is Growing
The shortage of cyber security professionals puts many organisations at risk and this is the No. 1 concern among those who already work in the field. read more
Google Plan To Use Drone Delivery In Australia
Google's 'Project Wing' drone delivery business has been granted approval to take to the skies over the Australian capital. read more
US Army Identifies How To Improve Cybersecurity
Military researchers have developed a tool that limits damage caused by malicious traffic, cutting it off after a given number of messages are sent. read more
A Predictive Tool For Armed Police
Police will soon be able to use behavioral data and get warning signs that an armed police officer may be about to go off the rails. read more
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