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Photo: Mattias Andersson / The Swedish Armed Forces

Swedish army sets up new cyber units

Named ITF and 2ITF, the new units will be used for protecting against intrusions and attacks on armed forces networks and to wage armed combat in the cyber arena

Eyal Boguslavsky | 21/01/2022

Social media profile photo of “Rambod Namdar”. Photo released by ISA

Iranian espionage network uses Facebook to operate in Israel

“We see never-ending efforts and attempts by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps to recruit Israeli citizens,” said PM Bennett

Mandi Kogosowski | 17/01/2022

Jason Stookey joins Cybertech USA as Event Director

Will lead US division of global tech portfolio

Cybertech | 12/01/2022

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Meet Elephant Beetle: new financial theft threat group uncovered

Israeli cyber security consulting company Sygnia publishes a comprehensive report detailing the group’s MO and actions

Mandi Kogosowski | 10/01/2022

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Swiss Army bans WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal

Soldiers now only allowed to use local messaging app Threema, which does not collect any user data

Eyal Boguslavsky | 9/01/2022

Jan 6, 2021; Washington, DC. Photo by Jack Gruber, USA TODAY, via REUTERS

January 6th has altered the way social media is perceived – but does this mean real change?

A lot seems to have changed in the year since the Capitol building fell prey to violent right-wing extremists who mobilized via social media. But there is still a lengthy road ahead

Mandi Kogosowski | 6/01/2022

REUTERS/Annegret Hilse

Google acquires Siemplify to strength cloud cybersecurity capabilities

The Israeli SOAR’s platform will be integrated into Google Cloud’s Chronicle. Deal is estimated at $500 million

Mandi Kogosowski | 5/01/2022

REUTERS/Kacper Pempel

Tweeting together: Twitter reportedly testing new collaborative tools

Watchful, an Israeli startup company which employs an AI-enhanced solution that analyze digital experiences, says it identified this latest move

Mandi Kogosowski | 3/01/2022

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Why hackers love old domains

Over 22% of dormant domains are suspicious, malicious, or not safe for work, according to a recent Palo Alto Networks study

Mandi Kogosowski | 2/01/2022

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2022 will not be tolerant towards the cybersecurity ill-prepared

Companies that will not have an action plan in place will not only face a cyberattack’s consequences but also have to answer to their previously patient clients, warns cyber resilience expert Einat Meyron

Cybertech | 30/12/2021