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UAE Cyber Security Council and Fortinet Launch Internship Program for Emirati Students

The UAE Cyber Security Council (CSC) has partnered with Fortinet to launch a new cybersecurity internship programme aimed at equipping Emirati university students with...

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Ransomware activity targeting the Middle East has surged dramatically, increasing from 17 threat intelligence feeds in April 2025 to 357 in June 2026—a staggering more than 20-fold rise, according to a report by CloudSEK. This sharp escalation...

SimuPhish Advocates for Continuous Human Risk Management to Combat AI-Driven Cyber Threats in the Middle East

SimuPhish co-founders Shubh Arya and Hritik Jain explain why continuous behavioural intelligence is essential for building workforce cyber resilience As AI-driven threats become increasingly sophisticated, traditional security awareness training is proving inadequate for organizations in the Middle...

Infoblox Research Reveals 1.7 Million Chinese Casino Domains Linked to Cybercrime and Fraud

Infoblox Threat Intel has uncovered a staggering 1.7 million Chinese-language casino domains that are linked to various forms of cybercrime, including illegal gambling and fraud. This alarming finding highlights the potential risks associated with visually similar...

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The United States Air Force is advancing its plans for the Massed Modular Aircraft (MMA) unmanned platform, with intentions to field 100 of these drones by 2029 and 500 by 2032. This announcement was made by...

Germany’s F127 frigate program faces scrutiny over U.S. technology reliance

Germany's F127 frigate program faces scrutiny over U.S. technology reliance The German Navy's future F127 class air defense frigates are set to be equipped with the U.S.-developed Aegis combat management system, which is designed for both area...

Space Force to prototype software for fusing commercial and military space tracking data

MAUI ― The U.S. Space Force is set to prototype new software aimed at automating the integration of commercial and military space tracking data. This initiative is designed to enhance the timeliness and accuracy of information...

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