Alternative social media sites have strong hold on news consumption for a reason - study
The development of alternative social media channels continues to expose obstacles in reporting accuracy.
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Cincinnati Holocaust Museum receives $18 million anonymous donation
Cyberattacks against Israel grow at double the global average rate
Cyber warfare 2022 will be 2021 on steroids - analysis
Sygnia SVP: World is facing a new level of cyber risk
Ram Elboim explained that a convergence of three trajectories – network complexity, attacker sophistication and paradigm shift of coronavirus – led to heightened cyber risk
Israel's RAD selected for smart security platform in South Africa
The Israeli company's industrial IoT gateways provide unified platforms for delivering multiple secured connectivity services
Workplace wellness startup Thriver, in Series B round, nabs $33 million
The rebranded company expands its platform to include virtual events, health and wellness, and professional development initiatives
Identifying 'deepfakes' remains major challenge in cyberspace
There is growing concern that such doctored videos showing someone doing something outrageous or inflammatory could sway an election or trigger violence.
Buildots raises $16 million to marshal AI for construction management
The company uses hardhat-mounted 360-degree cameras to seamlessly determine the exact status of an ongoing project and provides invaluable insight to contractors
SodaStream, Hadassah Hospital launch COVID-19 respiratory device
A clinical trial of StreamO2 has started in the Jerusalem medical center after the device was approved by the Israeli Ministry of Health
Sixgill joins IBM's security information and event management technology
Together with QRadar, Sixgill's Darkfeed empowers enterprises to harness industry leading threat intel from the dark web and stay ahead of evolving threats
How much is your personal information worth to hackers?
How much do Facebook account details sell for on the dark web and how much money do hackers receive for installing malware on your computer?
Taking a big picture look at the cyber threat landscape
Fortinet researchers zoom out to see how cyberattacks have evolved and continue to remain a major threat to organizations
This is how NSO decides whether to sell the Pegasus to a customer
NSO is the only company in the offensive cyberspace that adopted the UN guidelines for protecting human rights in addition to complying with DECA’s export requirements. This is how it works.