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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
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NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
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How would NATO respond to a cyberattack? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said it’s hard to know exactly what a response could include but listed a range of possibilities.
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Post US Election, Global Community Preps to Safeguard Voting
BRUSSELS — High profile cyberattacks against enterprises, government agencies and political organizations spurred international dialogue about implications during 2016. Cyber experts predict 2017 will be a lot worse – with hackers opting more for online political and information warfare, and the international community scrambling to protect themselves. With the alleged Russian hacks during the U.S.…
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Info Sharing Agreement ‘A Key Piece in the Jigsaw’ for NATO Cyber Strategy
A senior NATO official has hailed a newly-signed agreement between the NATO Communications and Information Agency and FireEye on cyber information sharing, saying it will provide the western military alliance “enhanced awareness” of potential cyber threats.
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EU calls for Europe-wide intelligence agency
The European Commission has called for the establishment of an EU-wide intelligence agency in the wake of the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.
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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
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NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
How would NATO respond to a cyberattack? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said it’s hard to know exactly what a response could include but listed a range of possibilities.
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Post US Election, Global Community Preps to Safeguard Voting
BRUSSELS — High profile cyberattacks against enterprises, government agencies and political organizations spurred international dialogue about implications during 2016. Cyber experts predict 2017 will be a lot worse – with hackers opting more for online political and information warfare, and the international community scrambling to protect themselves. With the alleged Russian hacks during the U.S.…
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Info Sharing Agreement ‘A Key Piece in the Jigsaw’ for NATO Cyber Strategy
A senior NATO official has hailed a newly-signed agreement between the NATO Communications and Information Agency and FireEye on cyber information sharing, saying it will provide the western military alliance “enhanced awareness” of potential cyber threats.
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EU calls for Europe-wide intelligence agency
The European Commission has called for the establishment of an EU-wide intelligence agency in the wake of the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.
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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
-
NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
-
From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
How would NATO respond to a cyberattack? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said it’s hard to know exactly what a response could include but listed a range of possibilities.
-
Post US Election, Global Community Preps to Safeguard Voting
BRUSSELS — High profile cyberattacks against enterprises, government agencies and political organizations spurred international dialogue about implications during 2016. Cyber experts predict 2017 will be a lot worse – with hackers opting more for online political and information warfare, and the international community scrambling to protect themselves. With the alleged Russian hacks during the U.S.…
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Info Sharing Agreement ‘A Key Piece in the Jigsaw’ for NATO Cyber Strategy
A senior NATO official has hailed a newly-signed agreement between the NATO Communications and Information Agency and FireEye on cyber information sharing, saying it will provide the western military alliance “enhanced awareness” of potential cyber threats.
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EU calls for Europe-wide intelligence agency
The European Commission has called for the establishment of an EU-wide intelligence agency in the wake of the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.
