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NCSC ‘Evil Hacky Kludge’ Stops Large Scale Airport Email Scam and Raises Cost to Attack HRMC
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has stopped large scale airport email attack campaigns and increased the cost to attack agencies such as the HMRC in the last year.
This according to the agency’s annual report which highlights the…
Intel Lets Researchers Hang Out on Pohoiki Beach, its 8 Million-Neuron Neuromorphic System
Intel has released an eight million neuron “neuromorphic” system to the wider research community, hoping to foster a new level of human-mimicking computer systems.
Operating under the codename Pohoiki Beach, the system is constructed using…
Intel Lets Researchers Hang Out on Pohoiki Beach, its 8 Million-Neuron Neuromorphic System
Intel has released an eight million neuron “neuromorphic” system to the wider research community, hoping to foster a new level of human-mimicking computer systems.
Operating under the codename Pohoiki Beach, the system is constructed using…
Government Urged to “Stop Choosing Ignorance” over Data Policy
A consortium of civil society groups has called on the British government to urgently improve how it approaches the use and provision of data, saying in a hard-hitting joint letter that “without major and sustained effort, the UK risks…
NCSC Warns Over DNS Hijacking, As Frequency and Cost of Attacks Soar
The UK government’s cybersecurity centre, the NSCS, has come out with a stark warning to organisations that they need to put extra security in place or face the consequences, amid a rise in DNS hijacking attacks.
The NCSC warned this week…
“Satellite Affected: All” – Europe’s £9 Billion Galileo System Goes Dark
START DATE EVENT (UTC): 2019-07-12 01:50END DATE EVENT (UTC): N/ASATELLITE AFFECTED: ALLEVENT DESCRIPTION: UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, USERS EXPERIENCE A SERVICE OUTAGE. THE SIGNALS ARE NOT TO BE USED.
Europe’s Galileo global navigation satellite…
The Rise of World Robotics: A New Avenue for Digital Risk?
There has been a dramatic growth in the robotics market in recent years, bringing with it a wide range of benefits such as improved customer service and efficiency of operations, writes Marshall Toburen, risk management strategist at RSA. …
EU Cyber Sanctions: A Welcome Tool, or Vapid Posturing?
The European Union can now impose sanctions on hackers and their supporters, freezing their assets and banning their entry to the EU. The new legal regime, live from May, was welcomed by politicians, including Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt.…
EU Opens €50 Million Tender for AI Centres of Excellence
The EU is investing a fresh €50 million (£44 million) in AI technologies, this week announcing a call for proposals as it solicits interest from member states in hosting new AI Centres of Excellence.
The EU sees cooperation between member…
Payments Industry Warns of SCA “Disaster” – Pleads for 18 Month Extension
EPSM, a European payment services industry group, has called for a minimum 18-month delay to the introduction of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) rules under PSD2 – just eight weeks ahead of a looming deadline for implementation.
In a…