New data shows that SMBs can clearly see where they have cybersecurity issues and are taking great strides to put their devoted budget to security technology and services that actually have a chance at solving the problem!
Investigation pulls back veil on Soros’ ‘indoctrination’ efforts
George Soros is linked to at least 54 major media figures via the organizations he is funding, a new study claims
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The Current State of Cybersecurity Should Fear AI Tools Like ChatGPT
Malicious use of the text-based AI has already begun to be seen in the wild, and speculative ways attackers can use ChatGPT may spell temporary doom for cybersecurity solutions.
Israeli forces remove West Bank settler outpost, riling rightists in government
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U.S., NATO countries announce massive weapons package for Ukraine
Western countries will send what looks to be the largest tranche of military hardware so far to help Ukraine prepare for an expected offensive against Russian forces in the near future.
The Rise in Cyber-Attacks from Bad International Actors
There has been a rise in cyber-attacks on banks and financial institutions from bad international actors, and it stems from organizations approaching encryption wrong. By Scott Bledsoe, CEO, Theon Technology […]
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King tides are coming to Western WA. Here’s what to know
King tides brought widespread flooding to communities across Puget Sound in December. Here’s why next week’s round of king tides is unlikely to do the same.
911 audio reveals delivery driver saw congressman plunge 25 feet as lawmaker remains in hospital
Greg Steube has represented Florida since 2019
U.K. judge rejects Uyghur bid to halt Xinjiang cotton imports
A British judge on Friday rejected a lawsuit that accused the U.K. government of allowing the import of cotton products associated with forced labor in China’s Xinjiang region.
FAA Says Contractor Unintentionally Caused Outage That Disrupted Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration has said that a contractor working for the air-safety regulator had unintentionally deleted computer files used in a pilot-alert system, leading to an outage that disrupted U.S. air traffic last week. From a report: …