US national security adviser refuses to back Australia’s handling of Aukus submarines deal
US national security adviser refuses to back Australia’s handling of Aukus submarines deal The GuardianView Full Coverage on Google News…
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How Climate Change is Changing Cyber Resilience Plans
With companies and cloud providers fending off wildfires, floods, mudslides, ice storms, hurricanes, and heat waves, how are CIOs/CTOs supposed to promise a resilient architecture…
Israeli security forces thwart weapon-smuggling operation from Jordan
IDF troops arrest Palestinian suspect, seize 8 shotguns, 3 Kalashnikov assault rifles, 2 pistols and a M-16 carbine…
Feature NFT Collection: CyberKongz
From Cryptokitties, passing through CryptoPunks, and Bored Ape Yacht Club, what will be the next bestseller NFT collection? With both long-term recognition and utility, CyberKongz has become one of the most recognizable blue-chip collections on the market. But What Makes These Pixelated Gorillas So Valuable? As I try to get more analytical in my approach…
New NSO CEO steps aside; Crisis surrounding Israeli cyber firm continues
The US Commerce Department announced last week that it had added the cyber offense firms NSO Group and Candiru to its blacklist…
One in four U.S. employees say their company hasn’t invested in pandemic-era cyber training
A new SecureAge study found that 40% of employers said their current company had dealt with a cyber attack in the past – yet many faced hurdles to implementing defense measures…
Food Insecurity: Nigerian farmers using roadside method, says expert
Chijioke Osuji, an agro-industry and value chain expert, says Nigeria cannot attain food sufficiency by still engaging in roadside drying of agricultural produce. The post Food Insecurity: Nigerian farmers using roadside method, says expert appeared first on Peoples Gazette…
UN Security Council voices ‘deep concern’ over Myanmar violence
NEW YORK: The UN Security Council expressed its “deep concern” Wednesday about recent unrest in Myanmar and called for an “immediate cessation of violence” and for efforts to ensure that civilians are not harmed. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd…
UN Security Council voices ‘deep concern’ over Myanmar violence
THE UN Security Council expressed its “deep concern” yesterday about recent unrest in Myanmar and called for an “immediate cessation of violence” and for efforts to ensure that civilians are not harmed. In a statement issued as reports emerged of clashes between junta troops and fighters from a major militant group in Rakhine state…