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Anand Mahindra emphasized that AI will transform the IT sector rather than eliminate jobs, addressing growing concerns over job losses due to AI advancements.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand cooperation with Israel in various fields, including trade, services, and security, during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A glitch in the OmaPosti digital services exposed personal information belonging to one individual to multiple users, raising concerns over data privacy.

India has launched an advanced e-passport system to simplify and enhance the security of international travel.

The Mexican government reports that the security situation in Jalisco has stabilized after recent cartel violence, allowing for the resumption of flights and travel services.

President Putin has called for heightened security measures for officials in response to increased attacks attributed to Ukrainian intelligence services.

The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) will conduct a drive this weekend in four cities in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul to expedite previously scheduled medical assessments.

Russian intelligence services have reportedly transformed properties throughout Western Europe into strategic assets aimed at facilitating acts of sabotage against the West.

President Putin claims that the enemy, referring to Ukraine, cannot defeat Russia and accuses Ukraine of resorting to terrorism with the support of Western intelligence services.

G. Grina, the former head of Lithuania's VSD, expressed confusion over the operations and loyalties of Hungarian intelligence services during a radio interview.

On February 26, Estonia will implement a new secure login method, Smart-ID+, for its state e-services to reduce fraud risks and simplify usage.

President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.

Lithuania's authorities are alerting citizens about efforts by hostile states to recruit individuals for espionage activities via social media platforms like Telegram.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has signed a $1 billion contract with Palantir for data analysis and AI software services, reinforcing Palantir's role in immigration policy under the Trump administration.

The city of Maricá in Brazil has implemented a panic button system on its municipal buses to improve passenger safety by enabling immediate communication with security services.

Israel has mandated a maximum alert for its internal security services due to the potential for a conflict between the United States and Iran.

Firefighters in Porto Feliz, Brazil, successfully saved a 2-year-old child who was choking, as documented by security cameras during the incident.

Japan's Supreme Court ruled that the disqualification clause in the Security Services Act, which barred individuals under the adult guardianship system from working in security, is unconstitutional.

The Gävleborg region is proposing several measures to enhance safety in ambulance services following the murder of a paramedic last autumn.

Ukrainian postal service Ukrposhta has suspended its operations in Orikhiv and Preobrazhenka due to worsening security conditions.

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.

The Russian State Duma approved a bill granting the FSB the power to demand the shutdown of internet and mobile services in the country.

A Moldovan man was arrested for allegedly sabotaging a freight train in Poland, raising concerns of possible links to Russian intelligence services.

A journalistic investigation reveals that the children of oligarch Čižs were granted Lithuanian citizenship without adequate scrutiny by the security services despite sanctions on their father.

Finland's Digital and Population Data Services Agency advises against the use of ten-year passports due to security concerns related to quantum computing.

Political disputes in the U.S. Congress have halted funding for the Department of Homeland Security, threatening vital security and administrative services.

This editorial discusses Europe's reliance on American IT services and the associated security risks.

The U.S. Department of State has issued a warning for Americans traveling to the Olympics in Italy following suspected sabotage of railway services critical to the event.

The partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is expected to disrupt various services that impact everyday Americans, particularly in air travel and security.

A Russian-speaking woman tricked an 86-year-old man in Vilnius into giving her €1,800 by claiming to be from the security services.

The head of Germany's foreign intelligence service has emphasized the need for greater operational freedom to combat hybrid threats from Russia.

The US Department of Homeland Security faces an imminent shutdown after a Senate funding bill failed to pass, with significant ramifications for domestic services.

The article details the various support services available for women's protection at Salvador's Carnival celebrations, including immediate assistance and a special communication system with security forces.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki plans a closed-door meeting with special services leaders to discuss the unclear eastern business contacts raised during a National Security Council meeting.

Estonian police expelled Russian citizen Andrei Žuravljov due to his connections with Russian special services.

The Latvian State Security Service has initiated criminal proceedings against a resident for providing unauthorized programming services to a company in Russia, violating EU sanctions.

The Cyber Security Center in Lithuania has decided to conduct its 'Cyber Shield OpEx' exercises virtually throughout the year to allow more organizations to participate and enhance their internal incident management procedures.

Authorities report a full ignition in an industrial building in Sør-Fron, Norway, prompting the establishment of a 300-meter security zone due to stored gas.

Patagonian clinics have begun to restrict services due to ongoing payment disputes with PAMI, although the social security agency claims payments will be settled soon.

Tensions between Karol Nawrocki and various Polish security service leaders have surfaced following a recent meeting where significant security concerns were discussed.

Finland’s Ministry of Justice is reconsidering the storage location of election data, potentially moving away from using Amazon Web Services due to security concerns.

In Estonia, updating ID cards frequently incurs a cost, especially for expedited services, due to the card's five-year validity compared to the ten-year passport validity.

Václav Růžička has been fined for attempting to bribe a Czech Post manager in a bid to secure a lucrative contract for his security firm.

PST is holding a press conference to discuss its personal protection services.

Recent revelations have uncovered cases of child custody decisions based on incorrect information, prompting calls for reforms to ensure greater legal security in the decision-making process.

Russian intelligence services are reportedly planning a large-scale hybrid campaign involving so-called pacifist movements around the Munich Security Conference in February.

Finland is reconsidering its plans to transfer electoral data to Amazon's cloud services due to concerns over national security and democratic integrity.

A Ukrainian citizen has been charged by the German Federal Prosecutor's Office for attempting to send packages containing explosives to Ukraine on behalf of Russian security services.

The FSB claims that arrested suspects in the shooting of GRU General Vladimir Alexeyev were acting on orders from Ukraine's SBU.

A Niger Delta activist criticized calls to cancel a pipeline surveillance contract awarded to Tantita Security Services, arguing it benefits the region's oil industry.