Cybertech
Grapevine: 'Guilty' by association
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Former IDF officer says key to AI is still 'person behind the algorithm' at Cybertech conference
Israel's cyber chief predicts cyberwar between offensive, defensive AI agents
IDF expands C4I-Cyber directorate with new AI, spectrum divisions, following lessons learned in war
Ransomware attacks are up significantly in the first months of 2023
In March of this year, 410 people reported that they had been a victim of ransomware attacks, indicating a significant increase compared to the previous year.
Abraham Accords on track despite Iran tensions - Head of National Cyber Directorate
Several experts spoke during Thursday’s “Celebrate the Faces of Israel” conference on the importance of tolerance and diversity in cyber education and cooperation.
'Operation Cookie Monster': International police action seizes dark web market
People can check if they were victims by visiting https://www.politie.nl/checkyourhack.
How can cybersecurity survive emerging issues?
AI, heightened exposure and rapid expansion are among the challenges faced by the cybersecurity industry in 2023
Cybercriminals find new ways to seem legitimate: How can we spot them? - McAfee
Technology has become more advanced, and scammers have clocked on and are taking full advantage. McAfee's report explained how to spot the scams.
New tech company taking cloud vulnerability, making it an advantage
Its defense will be made through a mix of inverting the playing field, using new capabilities and putting together a top team of former Israeli cyber intelligence officials.
Ex-IDF intel. officials break new cybersecurity ground in bid to transform the cloud
A new company led by an ex-chief of IDF intelligence Unit 8200 aims to make the cloud defendable against cyberattacks.
Top US cyber official to 'Post': Abraham Accords pave way for cyber relations
When examining the long-term positive impact of the Abraham Accords, Silvers believes that shared cyber intelligence is the way forward.
Most IT pros say cyberwarfare threat greater after Ukraine war - report
Armis CTO: “All organizations should consider themselves possible targets for cyberwarfare attacks and secure their assets accordingly.”
Russian cyberattacks on Ukrainian infrastructure redefine the game
Moscow is attempting to make its hacking sprees as psychologically difficult for Ukrainians as possible.
