Cyberspace

NATO to Amplify Cyber Cooperation Against ‘Authoritarian Regimes’

NATO will enhance cyber interoperability among its members to boost collective resilience against “authoritarian regimes."

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Personal Data of US Soldiers Easy, Cheap to Purchase Online: Study

The personal information of US active-duty service members is widely advertised online and can be bought easily and cheaply, a recent study has found.

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CYBERCOM Urged to Take Offensive Stance Against Chinese Hackers

An American senator has urged the US Cyber Command to take an offensive stance when dealing with hackers, especially from China.

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Canada Bans Chinese, Russian Apps From Govt Devices for Espionage Risks

Canada has prohibited the use of a Chinese and a Russian application from government devices due to potential cyber espionage threats.

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Israel Taps Blacklisted Cyber Firms to Track Hostages in Gaza: Report

Israel is reportedly tapping the services of two controversial cyber companies to help track Hamas hostages in the Gaza Strip.

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Australia Hosts First Military Cyber Exercise With US

The Australian Defence Force has facilitated its first “classified-level” military cyber exercise with the US in Canberra this month.

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CYBERCOM to Facilitate Defensive Enhancement Project With International Partners

The US Cyber Command is conducting a project to improve the internal defensive capabilities of the service and its allies this October.

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Philippines, Denmark to Expand Cyber Defense Partnership

The Philippines and Denmark have announced a plan to amplify digital security ties in response to threats against the countries’ cyberspace.

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Canada Says Firm That Arranges Military Movements Hit by Cyberattack

Canada said the company that assists the Canadian military when it moves around the world has recently been hacked.

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Philippines Bans Use of AI Apps in Military Due to Security Risks

The Philippines has prohibited its military and defense personnel from using artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled applications due to security risks.

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