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US-bound passengers travelling from about a dozen countries will be banned from carrying most electronic devices, officials have said. Twelve carriers flying from about a dozen countries will be affected by the new rules, which could be announced later. Some Read More …
Armed police in London have carried out a major anti-terror exercise on the Thames, aimed at countering the threat of an attack on the thousands of people who regularly use the river. More than 200 police officers were joined by Read More …
UK’s leading national security event returns to London in May with a programme created to help those tasked with keeping nations, assets and businesses safe Terrorism has become part of every day life. Over the past 12 months, Europe has Read More …
By Jason Andersen, Vice President, Business Line Management, Stratus Technologies In our 35-plus years of providing continuous availability solutions for enterprises, we’ve seen only a handful of technology shifts that you could call “seismic.” The globalisation of eCommerce was a Read More …
Popular offensive hacking toolkit Metasploit now works on hardware, including cars, after a major update to the 13-year old platform. The free-or-paid modular hacking machine now sports plenty of CVE-specific exploitation components that security professionals have long-used for penetration tests Read More …
Britain could carry out offensive cyber attacks to tackle high-tech Russian subversion, the Defence Secretary has suggested. Sir Michael Fallon said the UK and its Nato allies must now compete on the cyber battlefield as much as they do in Read More …
Europol and the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate on decreasing systemic cyber-risk and improving internet security throughout Europe and beyond. As part of the MoU, Europol and GCA will fight cyber-crime through Read More …
The iPhone 7 is being turned into a phone capable of safeguarding military-level secrets for the UK armed forces. Telecoms giant BT is hardening the security of the device to allow UK military personnel to use it to discuss ‘secret’ Read More …
Lloyds Bank was hit with a DDoS attack for three days straight as hackers tried to crash the website, managing to cause intermittent outages for customers on the personal banking websites. It seems that it all happened two weeks ago, Read More …
NATO has become a target for more hackers worldwide, a spokesperson for the military alliance said this week, revealing that an average of 500 attacks are recorded every month. The organization recorded an increase of approximately 60 percent in the Read More …
