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31241505094?profile=RESIZE_400xLabor Day creates a predictable operational window that can favor cyber adversaries: offices close, security and IT staffing decline, senior decision-makers travel, vendors operate on reduced schedules, and suspicious activity can remain untriaged for longer.  The principal concern is not a uniquely “Labor Day” malware family, but the deliberate timing of ransomware, data theft, business email compromise, distributed denial-of-service, and supply-chain exploitation to coincide with reduced defen

12491403899?profile=RESIZE_400xThe maritime transportation system, the lifeblood of global trade, is undergoing a digital revolution.  Automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming how ships operate and cargo moves.  However, this increased reliance on technology creates a double-edged sword: while AI offers powerful tools for cybersecurity, it also presents new vulnerabilities to exploit. The growing threat of adversarial AI (AAI) in maritime cyber security and how the industry can navigate these challenging w

10496162276?profile=RESIZE_400xThe very first version of what would become known as ‘email’ was invented in 1965 at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as part of the university's Compatible Time-Sharing System.  Emails, an old, tried and true method of communication – emails are still used for both good and bad purposes.  In Belgrade, a series of email bomb threats were sent on 16 May to Serbian government authorities.  The emails included threats against schools, bridges, restaurants and a soccer match, bringing its