Tunisian security forces arrest MP critical of President Saied’s ‘military coup’
Tunisian security forces on Friday arrested a member of parliament who condemned President Kais Saied’s power grab as a “military coup”, his party said.
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SEC Chairman Gensler tightens restrictions on Chinese companies after cybersecurity crackdown in China
Gary Gensler said the SEC will seek disclosures from Chinese companies that notify investors about shell companies and the potential government action.
Cyber Security Today, July 30, 2021 – Canada consultation on social media regulation, a new ransomware group, abuse of WeTransfer and more
This episode reports on a Canadian consultation on proposed regulation of social media, the emergence of a new ransomware group, abuse of WeTransfer and Mailgun, new Android malware and more The post Cyber Security Today, July 30, 2021 – Canada consultation on social media regulation, a new ransomware group, abuse of WeTransfer and more first…
Cloud Security Basics CIOs and CTOs Should Know
Chief information officers and chief technology officers don’t tend to be cybersecurity experts and yet they may have responsibility for it. Cloud security is somewhat unique because you can’t control everything.
Kamala Harris to visit Vietnam, Singapore in August: security, COVID-19, climate change top agenda
Vice President Kamala Harris will travel to Vietnam and Singapore in August to strengthen U.S. relationships and expand economic cooperation, her office said Friday. She’ll be the first vice president to visit Vietnam and the highest-ranking Biden administration official to visit Asia. Senior adviser Symone Sanders said the vice president …
Hong Kong Protester Jailed for Nine Years Under Security Law
The first person convicted under Hong Kong’s Beijing-imposed national-security law was sentenced to nine years in prison Friday, in a case closely watched as a bellwether for how strictly the city’s judges will enforce the law.
Hong Kong Protester Sentenced To 9 Years In First Prosecution Under Security Law
The U.S. government criticized the “unjust outcome” of Tong’s trial and said the security law was used “as a political weapon to silence dissenting voices.”
New Study Finds More Than 70% of Automation Initiatives are Held Back by Security Concerns and Data Silos
MuleSoft, provider of the world’s #1 integration and API platform, reported that 70% of automation initiatives are being hindered by security concerns and data silos, as organizations increasingly look to automation to improve efficiency and productivity. However, MuleSoft’s IT and Business Alignment Barometer also revealed opportunities for companies to overcome these challenges and enable faster…
SecIron Presents Their Latest Version of IronWALL Mobile Apps Security for Huawei’s HarmonyOS Applications
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, July 30, 2021 – (ACN Newswire) – Mobile devices like phones and tablets are no longer just communication devices for the users; they contain the very life of the users in a sense. Most users have all their information, bank statements, and other important details about themselves on their mobile devices. That…
S for S speaks on first conviction under Hong Kong National Security Law case
Following is the transcript of remarks by the Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, at a media session after attending an event today (July 30): Reporter: Secretary, two English questions. First one, the first court case convicted under the National Security Law is given nine years of imprisonment. Is it a reasonable sentencing…