Taiwanese Security Bureau Issues Warning on Chinese AI Apps Due to Data Breach Concerns On November 16, the National Security Bureau (NSB) of Taiwan issued a cautionary statement advising citizens to exercise vigilance when using generative artificial intelligence (AI) models developed in China. This warning follows comprehensive assessments of five…
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Cybersecurity Acquisition Marks New Chapter for Cyber Cops in New Delhi New Delhi, India – November 13: In an increasingly interconnected digital landscape plagued by data breaches, ransomware, and compliance challenges, Cyber Cops is set to redefine the parameters of cyber defense. Under the leadership of CEO Sanbir Kapoor and…
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Healthcare, Industry Specific Guidance Documents Highlight 5 Key Risk Areas and Best Practices for AI in Healthcare Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • November 12, 2025 The Health Sector Coordinating Council has previewed upcoming materials aimed at helping the healthcare sector address the cyber risks associated…
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development, The Future of AI & Cybersecurity Understanding the Limitations of Traditional Logging in AI Breach Scenarios Rashmi Ramesh (rashmiramesh_) • November 11, 2025 Image: Shutterstock In cybersecurity, traditional logs serve as a crucial tool for identifying breaches and understanding their…
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Meta’s Battle Against Scam Ads: Insights from Former Executive In 2019, billionaire Dutch television producer John de Mol initiated legal action against Facebook, alleging the platform’s negligence in preventing scammers from misusing his likeness in fraudulent advertisements. In response, Facebook dispatched Rob Leathern to Amsterdam to engage with de Mol’s…
