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🔰 A worth Reading Book ‼️ This book provides a penetrating exploration of the clandestine realm of cyber warfare, unraveling the intricate web of the global arms race as governments, intelligence agencies, and criminal syndicates vie for dominance in the development and utilization of cyber weapons.

As #cyber enthusiasts, it was a privilege of exchanging views on the #future #crimes and the need for #digitalsecurity #cyberawareness, a need for our school, college intelligent, matured responsible #youth of #india Let's recognize the importance of #safeguarding our #ict devices and their #stored data, which becomes our responsibility as netizen. It was an honor to share some key pointers to be considered on a quick rapid fire side. (a). Your Own #data Treat your internet connected devices as digital fortresses. Regularly update software, use strong passwords, and encrypt sensitive information. ( best practices ) Avoid free available public WiFi. Be aware and be #responsible , be #accountable !! (b). Fraud Awareness Be aware of possible #cyberfraud and e- crimes say Paytm, olx, online e-sites QR code scan, OTP, URL through msgs etc. Be vigilant against fraudsters on #digitalpublicinfrastructure (DPI). Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) can help detect and prevent suspicious activity. Stay informed about common scams and phishing attempts. (c) AI: Friend or Foe? #artificialintelligence (AI) is a powerful tool, but it’s also a double-edged sword. one side is exhilarating, the other side is daunting.. Use it ethically, understand its biases, and ensure transparency. Let’s build a safer digital future together! JAGROOK BHARAT - Surakshit Bharat #digitalbusinesstransformation #technologicalinnovation #training #cyberresilience #governmentofindia

Earlier this year, a US airman pleaded guilty to leaking classified military documents to a group on messaging app, Discord – in one of the most serious US national security breaches in years. So where did it all go wrong? And if the US military can’t get it right, is there really any hope for the rest of us? Yes. Absolutely, yes. 🧐 🎩 Our top six ways to reduce malicious insider threat is now live on the blog: https://hubs.la/Q02pDfwW0 #CloudSecurity #InsiderThreat #MicrosoftSecurity #CyberThreat #CyberAttack #RBAC #Copilot #DataSecurity #DataCompliance #ZeroTrust #PrivilegedIdentityManagement

𝗔 𝗪𝗔𝗥 𝗙𝗢𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗖𝗬𝗕𝗘𝗥 𝗪𝗘𝗔𝗣𝗢𝗡𝗦 Brian Russel articulates it best. The men and women fighting in our armed forces are some of the most talented cyber operators out there. Problem solvers by nature, 𝗵𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘀 by nature, they are building out operational capabilities in their free time that have already changed the 21st century battlefield. They are being crippled by our countries inability to supply them cutting edge electronic hardware. We, the individuals at the commercial curve of technology, need to open the aperture of the policy makers and authorities that govern our country. They need to understand that cyber, is a domain in which lethality can be delivered to a nation. If we do not pursue and dominate this domain, it will be the battleground that enables other nations to gain the upper hand against us. Our service members deserve the very best. https://lnkd.in/eRyGnJXT

Amid the Department of Defense’s all-out push to adopt a zero-trust security framework across its enterprise by 2027, Senate lawmakers want to make sure that “internet of military things” hardware is included in that. The Senate Armed Services Committee on Monday released the full text and report for its version of the fiscal 2025 National Defense Authorization Act with a number of cybersecurity provisions included in it related to zero trust — a widely recognized, cloud-based concept that assumes an adversary has already gained access to a network and therefore looks to limit further movement internally by requiring constant monitoring and authentication of users and their devices as they pass from one part of a network to another. https://lnkd.in/e7tyTww7

Last month, the Ministry of Defence experienced a large-scale cyber attack through third-party provider Shared Services Connected LTD (SSCL), compromising the personal data of an estimated 250,000 army personnel. At Barings Law, we understand the impact this breach has had on those affected. In response, we have launched a compensation claim for victims of the breach, with many of those feeling let down and uncertain about their futures, particularly those with high-security clearance positions who now fear the loss of their jobs and personal safety. For further information about the breach and the action we are taking on behalf of those affected, read our latest press release: https://lnkd.in/dyZnjczw #MinistryofDefence #DataBreach #CyberAttack #LawNews #TechNews

🔥 I started at Govini in January of this year and one of the first things they told us was our impending IL5 authorization! Anybody who has been through this likely knows just how long these things take and how rigorous the process is. 🥇 Well, now its official. Ark is the only Defense Acquisition SaaS platform to achieve this level of accreditation. 🎉 Congrats to the entire team that made this possible! With these authorizations, we can integrate customer mission-critical government data with our best-in-class commercial acquisition data in Ark. Check out the press release below for more information! #IL5 #acquisitions #supplychain #saas

🗞 In SC Media: "This battle was David versus Goliath, and Goliath had more people on cyber than the FBI had in total special agents," writes SentinelOne's Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor. "Yes. We have entered a new phase in a modern digital war. During World War II, G-Men looked for German and Japanese agents and diligently worked to protect our borders from the enemy. America never expected the FBI to field soldiers and repel an invasion – that was the military's job." "In 2024, the FBI is fighting in cyberspace the same enemy our military may one day engage on the battlefield. For now, score one for David." To learn more, read the full article: https://s1.ai/SC-ChVolt

🔐💡 Did you know? The concept of passwords dates back to ancient times! In the military of the Roman Empire, soldiers used secret passphrases to distinguish friend from foe. Fast forward to today, and passwords remain a crucial part of our digital security. 😎 Fun fact: The first computer password was created in 1961 by a group of MIT researchers who implemented a password system for the Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS), a groundbreaking early time-sharing operating system. From ancient battlefields to the digital frontier, passwords have evolved to safeguard our online identities. #passwords #datasecurity #digitalsecurity

Amid the Department of Defense’s all-out push to adopt a zero-trust security framework across its enterprise by 2027, Senate lawmakers want to make sure that “internet of military things” hardware is included in that. The Senate Armed Services Committee on Monday released the full text and report for its version of the fiscal 2025 National Defense Authorization Act with a number of cybersecurity provisions included in it related to zero trust — a widely recognized, cloud-based concept that assumes an adversary has already gained access to a network and therefore looks to limit further movement internally by requiring constant monitoring and authentication of users and their devices as they pass from one part of a network to another. https://lnkd.in/eUfCyZnm