Ryan Gallagher

A Russian criminal gang secretly conducted cyberattacks and espionage operations against NATO allies on the orders of the Kremlin's intelligence services, according to the UK's National Crime Agency.

Is there any better feeling than walking through the doors of a local watering hole and seeing countless draft beers on tap, the smell of burgers, and NFL football […]

Russian-linked gang wages denial-of-service attack on free internet library.

With an election this week, documents seen by Bloomberg expose the extent of Moscow's infiltration of the former Soviet state.

With an election this week, documents seen by Bloomberg expose the extent of Moscow’s infiltration of the former Soviet state.

Russian spies watched Georgia's government and major companies in a years-long espionage and hacking campaign, gathering information and gaining the ability to sabotage critical infrastructure.

On October 16, 2024, the New York Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”) issued guidance and strategies (“Guidance”) concerning cybersecurity risks that arise in response to the advancements in artificial intelligence (“AI”). While AI technology has, in many cases, positively impacted businesses, it has also opened the door to a myriad of opportunities for cybercriminals to infiltrate secure information systems containing Nonpublic Information (“NPI”). While the Guidance does not impose any new requirements beyond obligations that are in NYDFS’s cybersecurity regulation codified at 23 NYCRR Part 500 (the “Cybersecurity Regulation”); the Guidance is meant to explain how Covered Entities[1] should use the framework set forth in the Cybersecurity Regulation to assess and mitigate cyber risks associated with AI.

Meta and X have indicated they went too far on content moderation in 2020, which is the opposite of what many experts on social media manipulation want to hear.

The technology company is struggling to survive after controversy over sales to authoritarian regimes.

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