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Cybernate: represents the fusion of advanced technologies with the human body,ushering in the age of human reproduction. This concept involves the integration of electronic components, artificial intelligence or robotics into biological systems to enhance physical and cognitive abilities. Description: The goal is to overcome the limitations of the natural human form and open up opportunities to improve sensory perceptions, increase strength and improve cognitive function. It blurs the lines between man and machine, offering potential advances in medicine, prosthetics and neurotechnology. While the promise of transcending physical limitations, the ethical implications of cybernetics, including issues of privacy, identity and equality, underscore the need for thoughtful consideration as society moves into this realm of human-machine integration. To know more join us on The Cyber Files @cyberdiplomacy https://lnkd.in/d8tRUf23

Some believe in aliens; Toben Technologies believes in security. Keep your healthcare data safe from probing with our expert team and state-of-the-art strategies. Fear aliens, not the privacy of your data. Trust Toben Technologies for out-of-this-world data security. #datasecurity #tobentechnologies #healthcare

So glad to see my colleague Yamel S involved in the Cyber Policy Dialogue for the Americas. Cybersecurity policy is such a wide space that needs ongoing attention and engagement in every region in order to hit on the many challenges facing countries, organizations, and individuals - on everything from CII and supply chain resilience to operational technology and cyber capacity building. #cybersecurity #capacitybuilding #americas

Wishing you health and all the best in 2024, I inform you that: The 26th edition of the Technical Aspects of ICT Crime / 6th edition of ICT Crime XXI (TAPT-26/PTXXI.6) conference will be held at the Main Library of the Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia on May 27-29, 2024. The purpose of the conference is to discuss and analyze the current state of cyber security and the possibilities of combating cybercrime, to present possible directions for the development of threats and countermeasures. No less important is the exchange of experience among the participants of the Conference and maintaining the interaction of the "community integrated by TAPT. CONFERENCE TOPICS - Combating cybercrime, including in particular: - Combating cybercrime in e-commerce - Combating cybercrime in the banking sector - Cybersecurity and cybercrime in the military dimension - Cybersecurity and cybercrime in the cryptocurrency space - Intellectual property violations - Digital evidence, DFIR - Scientific projects in the field of supporting the fight against cybercrime. We are planning one English-speaking track. Organizers The conference is organized by the Maritime Cyber Security Center of the Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia in cooperation with: - Cyber Defense Forces Component Command - Police Central Office for Combating Cybercrime - Allegro Sp. z o.o. - Microsoft - zondacrypto - ZBP Bank Cyber Security Center - Signal Association - Foundation for Counteracting Cybercrime - Polish Platform for Homeland Security You are cordially invited to participate in this event. Please send your proposals for speech topics with a short abstract to my e-mail until the end of March 2024. Applications for participation are accepted until 20.05.2024. Information about the conference and previous editions (unfortunately only in Polish) can be found at https://lnkd.in/dtuC6ihE.

This week we are celebrating the sixth International Archives Week, acknowledging archivists and records managers globally. This years theme is #CyberArchives, opening conversations of the impact of technological advancements on record keeping, from the perspective of both opportunities presented and challenges faced. Archives and records play a crucial role in preserving cultural heritage and fostering transparency within communities. In the record keeping and archival sector, we are constantly learning, growing and evolving through the ever-changing digital landscape. International Archives Week provides us an invaluable opportunity to gather collectively as an industry and forge new ways forward, shaping the future of cyber archives together. #IAW2024 #RecordManagement

Detection Engineering Weekly Issue 71 is LIVE! https://lnkd.in/dSSCDA2M In this post: * A comprehensive look into LLM prompt engineering strategies for threat detection ideation and deployment 💎 by Dylan Williams * Jared Atkinson "On Detection" series returns with a practical example of function chains and "modalities" for detection opportunities * Luke Jennings explores AitM toolkits and their evolution * Mika Ayenson, Ph.D. Kseniia I. and Justin I. on building detections as code pipelines with Elastic * Nick Frichette research finally drops (after a year of disclosure with AWS) on non-production endpoints and log evasion * Ondra Rojčík on non-technical backgrounds in CTI and how valuable they are * Podcasts: Risky Biz and a super interesting segment from Tines CEO Eoin Hinchy on practical applications of LLMs in security products, Andrew Morris and Lauren P. join Microsoft Threat Intel podcast * Stark industries expose by Brian Krebs, a new DPRK subgroup "Moonstone Sleet" by Microsoft, US DoT sanctions 911 S5 botnet, Zach Hanley drops a FortiSIEM vuln, and BreachForums is back (again)

This is the FIRST-EVER map of the online universe, focusing on the dark side of the web. This week, we highlight Neil Johnson's “Dark Side of the Web” (The George Washington University / The George Washington University Columbian College of Arts & Sciences), exploring the intersection of art, science, and cyber security from our #ArtOfScience Showcase. Each circular dot represents an online community supporting hate and extremism, with up to a million members. Color-coded by social media platform, these communities interlink, forming a web of distrust that exposes around 1 billion people to harmful content. AFOSR’s mission is to lead and discover basic research that ensures technological advancement and safety for the United States Air Force and United States Space Force. By visualizing the spread of online hate, this research aids policymakers and moderators in creating safer online environments. Dive into this crucial research and see how art captures the complexities of online dynamics. #AFOSR #BasicResearch #AFOSRBoldResearch #AFResearchLab #OnlineSafety #CyberSecurity #PhysicsModel #STEM #TechInnovation #FutureTech

Artificial Intelligence, Technology and the importance of the Human Factor in Intelligence, Security and Deterrence in the years before the war. My article “Boots on the Ground” was published in the weekend edition of ynet.

In an era where power struggles span the virtual realm, the battleground of supremacy has transitioned from traditional lands and oceans to the vast expanse of #cyberspace. No longer confined to conventional military might, today's landscape sees the #Weaponization of #technology as a key driver of influence. A critical element in this power struggle lies in metadata collection, particularly by #TechGiants under the banner of #NationalSecurity. The revelations surrounding the U.S.'s expansive global surveillance initiatives, spearheaded by the National Security Agency (#NSA), offer a stark example. Programs like PRISM (https://lnkd.in/dAcC8wn6) involve the collection of internet communications from major American tech companies. The extent of the NSA's cyber espionage, including hacking and targeting foreign governments, came to light through Edward Snowden's whistleblowing (https://lnkd.in/dyJKP3CQ). Compounded by leaked documents, it was revealed that the U.S. and its European counterparts engaged in espionage activities, even collaborating to target EU member states (https://lnkd.in/dXWDWEmj). The intricacies of this web of surveillance further illustrate the intricacies of the geopolitical power struggle in cyberspace, matters I have discussed in my Privacy and Security course at NOVA School of Law (by the way, on matters of international conflicts and geopolitical strategy, check the work of my colleagues Felipe Pathé Duarte and Laura Íñigo Álvarez, at NOVA School of Law). The European Union's response to these challenges took the form of the ‘EU Toolbox on 5G Cybersecurity’ (https://lnkd.in/dR-uq-fY). Introduced in 2020, it marked a significant shift towards bolstering security and reducing dependence on Chinese tech giants. This stance aligned with the United States' position on the matter. Recent developments, including the ‘Second Report on Member States' Progress’ (https://lnkd.in/dskCKCms) and the European Economic Security Strategy (https://lnkd.in/d4kS4Ena), reinforce the EU's commitment to secure the #digitalinfrastructure. This intricate interplay between technological advancement, geopolitical manoeuvrings, and regulatory frameworks forms the backbone of the ongoing digital power play. As the battle for dominance rages on in cyberspace, the world watches with bated breath to see which nation will emerge as the master of this new universe. Star Wars is not Cyber Wars.

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