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Malware infected Shoney’s restaurants for months
Shoney’s restaurant chain is privately owned, run out of Nashville, Tennessee, and counts around 150 company-owned and franchised restaurants operating across 17 states.
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Military seeks civilians with high-tech skills to counter ISIS
A decade ago, he was a young Army soldier training Iraqi troops when he noticed their primitive filing system: handwritten notes threaded with different colors of yarn, stacked in piles. For organization’s sake, he built them a simple computer database.
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Facebook targets 30K fake accounts before French election
Facebook says it has targeted 30,000 fake accounts linked to France ahead of the country’s presidential election, as part of a worldwide effort against misinformation.
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German military fended off 300K cyberattacks so far this year
Amid fears of Russian hackers increasing their rate of cyberattacks, the head of the German militarys new cyber command revealed that military computers have been hit with nearly 300,000 attacks so far this year, reports International Business Times.
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Info sharing standards org plans Cybersecurity Awareness Month conference
The Information Sharing and Analysis Organization Standards Organization, with support from the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will host the inaugural International Information Sharing Conference to be held Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
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Which cyber regs/guidelines/frameworks should you pay attention to? [Commentary]
While some organizations may struggle to separate the overlap, and understand which guidance/framework/regulation to follow first, its important these documents are dynamic.
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Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
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Air Force applies high-power electromagnetics to cyber
The work will be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base and is scheduled to be completed by June 2020.
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Malware infected Shoney’s restaurants for months
Shoney’s restaurant chain is privately owned, run out of Nashville, Tennessee, and counts around 150 company-owned and franchised restaurants operating across 17 states.
-
Military seeks civilians with high-tech skills to counter ISIS
A decade ago, he was a young Army soldier training Iraqi troops when he noticed their primitive filing system: handwritten notes threaded with different colors of yarn, stacked in piles. For organization’s sake, he built them a simple computer database.
-
Facebook targets 30K fake accounts before French election
Facebook says it has targeted 30,000 fake accounts linked to France ahead of the country’s presidential election, as part of a worldwide effort against misinformation.
-
German military fended off 300K cyberattacks so far this year
Amid fears of Russian hackers increasing their rate of cyberattacks, the head of the German militarys new cyber command revealed that military computers have been hit with nearly 300,000 attacks so far this year, reports International Business Times.
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Info sharing standards org plans Cybersecurity Awareness Month conference
The Information Sharing and Analysis Organization Standards Organization, with support from the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will host the inaugural International Information Sharing Conference to be held Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Which cyber regs/guidelines/frameworks should you pay attention to? [Commentary]
While some organizations may struggle to separate the overlap, and understand which guidance/framework/regulation to follow first, its important these documents are dynamic.
-
Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
-
China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Air Force applies high-power electromagnetics to cyber
The work will be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base and is scheduled to be completed by June 2020.
-
Malware infected Shoney’s restaurants for months
Shoney’s restaurant chain is privately owned, run out of Nashville, Tennessee, and counts around 150 company-owned and franchised restaurants operating across 17 states.
-
Military seeks civilians with high-tech skills to counter ISIS
A decade ago, he was a young Army soldier training Iraqi troops when he noticed their primitive filing system: handwritten notes threaded with different colors of yarn, stacked in piles. For organization’s sake, he built them a simple computer database.
-
Facebook targets 30K fake accounts before French election
Facebook says it has targeted 30,000 fake accounts linked to France ahead of the country’s presidential election, as part of a worldwide effort against misinformation.
-
German military fended off 300K cyberattacks so far this year
Amid fears of Russian hackers increasing their rate of cyberattacks, the head of the German militarys new cyber command revealed that military computers have been hit with nearly 300,000 attacks so far this year, reports International Business Times.
-
Info sharing standards org plans Cybersecurity Awareness Month conference
The Information Sharing and Analysis Organization Standards Organization, with support from the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will host the inaugural International Information Sharing Conference to be held Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
-
China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Which cyber regs/guidelines/frameworks should you pay attention to? [Commentary]
While some organizations may struggle to separate the overlap, and understand which guidance/framework/regulation to follow first, its important these documents are dynamic.
-
Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
-
China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Air Force applies high-power electromagnetics to cyber
The work will be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base and is scheduled to be completed by June 2020.



