Cybersecurity News

A director has been sentenced to 4 years in prison for a scheme that defrauded the aviation industry by selling counterfeit aircraft parts.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth summons Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to the Pentagon for tense talks on the military's use of the Claude AI system, threatening to designate Anthropic a 'supply chain risk'.

Ofcom imposes record-breaking £1.35M fine on 8579 LLC for violating Online Safety Act rules on age verification for adult content.

Explore the critical need for comprehensive data privacy legislation in the United States to safeguard individual rights in the digital age.

Scotland Yard taps Palantir's AI tools to analyze officer behavior, sparking concerns over 'automated suspicion' among the Police Federation.

Controversial Blackwater founder Erik Prince has taken a leadership role in a Ukrainian drone warfare startup, shaping the future of autonomous drone tech in the conflict.

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency faces critical staffing shortages as Department of Homeland Security funding lapse continues to impact operations.

Dating app fraudsters are manipulating victims into filing fake insurance claims and staging crashes, creating a new form of romance fraud scam.

A major Mississippi healthcare system closed 35 clinics statewide following a devastating ransomware attack, disrupting patient care across the region.

Wikipedia editors vote to blacklist Archive.today archiving service, removing nearly 700,000 links following alleged distributed denial-of-service attacks.