Mercenaries Protect Ships in Russia's Shadow Fleet
A new investigation reveals that Russian military personnel aboard ships in the shadow fleet are often armed and recruited from private military companies like Wagner Group and Moran Security Group.
NSCDC cautions on destruction of fibre optic cables in AโIbom
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps warns miners and construction companies in Akwa Ibom against damaging fibre optic cables, highlighting the serious legal implications of such actions.
China issues second warning on OpenClaw risks amid adoption frenzy
China has issued a second warning regarding the severe security and data risks associated with improper use of the AI tool OpenClaw, amidst its rapid adoption by local governments and tech companies.
NSCDC warns contractors against damaging fibre-optic cables in Abuja
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has warned construction companies in Abuja against damaging underground fibre-optic cables, threatening prosecution for negligence.
In Israel, they identified that Iranian hackers attempted to destroy information and systems of civilian companies
Israeli cybersecurity officials reported attempts by Iranian hackers to target civilian companies in Israel with cyberattacks aimed at destroying information and systems.
Big security hole: Many government agencies and companies' access cards can now be hacked by any schoolboy
A new cheap device allows for the quick copying of access cards, exposing numerous government agencies and companies to potential security breaches.
Security Expert: Don't Become a Victim on Vacation
A security expert warns travelers about the risks of vacationing in certain countries, urging individuals to maintain awareness despite enticing marketing by travel companies.
Armored Vehicle with Bodyguard, Bus, Charter Flight... These Private Companies Mandated to 'Exfiltrate' Employees Stuck in the Middle East
Various private companies are facilitating the evacuation of employees stranded in the Middle East due to escalating regional conflicts, utilizing specialized services.
Huge fire at the headquarters of two American companies in Basra, and factions threaten American interests
A large fire broke out at the offices and warehouses of two American companies in Basra, Iraq, following a drone attack, with factions threatening American interests in the region.
Tusk reacts to Nawrocki's initiative. "There is no time for combinations"
Donald Tusk has called for urgency in accessing funds from the SAFE program, underlining the importance of financial resources for Polish companies amidst ongoing tensions.
Member of Parliament Raises Written Question About Companies with Ties to Russia โ Behind ISโs News
A Finnish MP has raised concerns over the operations of a Russian-affiliated company in Finland, following reports of its activities and potential implications for national security.
Digital Security: How Companies in Dachau Can Prepare Against Cyber Attacks
Cybersecurity expert Peter Kestner warns local businesses in Dachau about the under-recognized threats posed by professional hackers during a recent information session.
Shipping giants halt all orders to and from the Middle East
Major shipping companies, including CMA CGM, MSC, and Maersk, have suspended all orders to and from the Middle East due to sรฉcuritรฉ concerns and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
71 Billion Spam Calls Blocked..., Two Companies Have Joined Forces to End Digital Fraud
Airtel has partnered with Google to enhance messaging security for smartphone users in India, aiming to reduce spam calls and digital fraud.
The collapse of the Strait of Hormuz places Venezuela as a strategic axis for supply security: 'It's a counterweight'
The recent escalation of conflict in the Middle East has highlighted Venezuela's emerging role as a crucial supply source for Western governments and oil companies amid rising energy prices.
From OpenAI to Anthropic: The Family that Ended Up in the Pentagon
Recent developments have positioned AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic as strategic risks and assets within U.S. Defense, prompting significant discussions on the control and impact of artificial intelligence.
Maersk and MSC suspend their ships' transit through the Strait of Hormuz
Shipping companies Maersk and MSC have suspended operations in the Strait of Hormuz due to security concerns following military actions in the region.
'It is a consensus on the need to increase revenue' for public security, says Derrite after approval of the anti-cryptocurrency bill
Deputy Guilherme Derrite emphasized the need for Brazil to seek new funding avenues for public security following the approval of an anti-cryptocurrency bill, especially after an additional taxation on betting companies was removed.
The digitization of agriculture by tech companies threatens to widen the gap with the Global South, according to a study
The digitization of agriculture driven by major tech companies risks exacerbating inequalities with the Global South, as suggested by a study from IPES Food.
New Cybersecurity Rules in Practice: From Registration to Supplier Audits
In Czechia, the revised Cybersecurity Act, known as NIS2, has been in effect since last November, yet many companies remain unaware of their obligations for mandatory registration and security measures.
Wait, BGK: We will support Polish companies
The article discusses the role of local content in supporting Polish businesses within the context of strategic investments in infrastructure and heightened global competition.
Anthropic accuses Chinese companies of exploiting 'Claude' in training their AI models
Anthropic has accused several Chinese companies of using illegal methods to train their AI models by exploiting its tool, Claude.
Defense: Arms companies are currently important, but they shouldn't put on a show
The German arms industry has risen to prominence amid the demand for defense technology due to the Ukraine conflict, yet they should avoid theatrics in their public presence.
Iran Hacks Google: Arrest of 3 Engineers in Silicon Valley for Stealing Technology Secrets
Three Silicon Valley engineers have been arrested for allegedly stealing sensitive trade secrets from Google and other tech companies and transferring them to Iran.
A Resounding Rejection from the Minister on the Center's Alcohol Proposal
Finland's Social Security Minister Sanni Grahn-Laasonen rejects calls for a reassessment of the alcohol law made by Center Party's deputy chair Hilkka Kemppi.
Ukraine's National Security Council secretary meets with leadership of Italyโs largest defence companies
Ukraine's National Security Council Secretary Rustem Umierov met with leaders of Italyโs major defence companies to discuss military support and cooperation.
Cloud Security at Banks: Microsoft has European Banks under Control
The article discusses the increasing reliance of banks on cloud services, predominantly provided by U.S. companies, and the efforts by regulators to mitigate associated risks.
"We have relied too much on others to protect us": Canada launches its defense plan to reduce dependence on the United States
Canada has unveiled a multi-billion dollar defense plan aimed at strengthening its military by relying more on national companies and reducing its dependence on the United States for security.
Sรญminn, OK, Payment Brokerage and the Security Center merge under รs
Several Icelandic companies, including Sรญminn and OK, are merging operations under a new entity called รs.
Private security supports labor review and calls to stop shifts in public contracts
The Mexican Association of Private Security Companies supports President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to review labor compliance in the private security sector, particularly concerning work shift regulations.
Heavy Forces, Anti-Drone Systems, Delhi Looks Different
New Delhi has implemented stringent security measures in preparation for the AI Impact Summit 2026, which is attended by high-profile delegates and major AI companies.
One mistake can stop a business in a matter of minutes โ many shrug it off
Marius Dulka from Telia emphasizes the critical error companies make by underestimating the importance of backup connections for business continuity.
The DHS Strategy for Google, Facebook, and Instagram to Reveal Who is Behind Anti-ICE Accounts
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is requesting tech companies like Google and Meta to reveal the identities behind social media accounts that criticize the ICE agency.
Mass Resignations in Artificial Intelligence Companies: Is the Prophecy of Danger Coming True?
A wave of resignations at leading AI companies has raised concerns about the industryโs direction and the implications for global security.
Arms Companies at the Munich Security Conference: Rockets, Drones, and Sausages
The article discusses the presence of arms companies at the Munich Security Conference and their increasing visibility in everyday life in Munich.
How ICE Is Pushing Tech Companies to Identify Protesters
The article discusses how the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is using administrative subpoenas to compel social media companies to disclose the identities of protesters opposing ICE, highlighting issues of privacy and compliance within the tech industry.
Tech Giants Are Being Demanded for Personal Information About ICE Critics
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued hundreds of subpoenas to major tech companies for the personal information of individuals who have criticized the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
EIM competition winners tested newly developed airspace protection measures for the first time
The winners of an EIM competition tested new airspace protection solutions developed by Lithuanian companies at a military polygon, highlighting the potential for innovation in national security.
The 'death' of the dream of fighter jets for Europe
The ambitious Future Combat Aircraft System concept faces collapse due to ongoing disputes between key French and German companies, jeopardizing European defense collaboration amid heightened security threats.
PPA launched a network of partners to combat fraud
Estonia's PPA has initiated a network involving government agencies, banks, and telecom companies to devise new strategies to combat widespread fraud.
Support for Risk-Taking by the State in Overseas Expansion of Private Sector Companies: Recommendations from Experts on Economic Security
Experts in Japan have recommended that the government expand support for private companies venturing overseas by absorbing loss risks to enhance economic security.
NSCDC warns construction companies, contractors in Ekiti against vandalism
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has warned construction firms in Ekiti to stop vandalizing crucial fibre-optic cables and public properties.
Naver, Kakao, and Carrot Ban Use of AI 'Open Clo' for PC Manipulation
Korean IT companies have banned the use of the AI agent Open Clo due to security concerns.
The Closure of Koidula and Luhamaa Border Points Primarily Affects Bus Companies
The Estonian government's decision to close the Koidula and Luhamaa border points overnight will primarily impact bus companies and parking operators at road border points.
Night closure of Koidula and Luhamaa border points mostly affects bus companies
The nighttime closure of Koidula and Luhamaa border points in Estonia, commencing February 24 for three months, primarily impacts bus companies and parking operators due to decreased operating hours in response to incidents from Russia.
'Russian Roulette' Led to Authorities' Home Visits โ A Scary Phenomenon is Increasing in the USA
The Department of Homeland Security is increasingly demanding information from tech companies to identify critics of the Trump administration, using administrative subpoenas that do not require a judge's order.
PST: North Korean IT Personnel are Hired by Norwegian Companies
North Korean IT workers deceived their way into being employed by Norwegian companies through remote work, using false identity documents and raising few questions due to satisfactory job performance, as reported by PST.
On the Coast โ A Secret State Project: Unusual Requirements for Companies
A bank is seeking a partner to prepare a project and install equipment for increased security, with strict requirements including the capability to handle classified information and a hidden project location.
Several citizens of aggressor countries dismissed from Rฤซga municipal companies
Several Russian and Belarusian citizens have been dismissed from municipal companies in Rฤซga in compliance with national security law requirements.
Poles claim that KSeF is not safe for companies. Survey for "Rzeczpospolita"
A recent survey reveals that only 23.3% of Poles believe KSeF is safe for businesses, amid fears of data leaks and excessive governmental oversight.