OPSWAT, a global leader in critical infrastructure protection (CIP) cybersecurity solutions, today announced its participation at GISEC Global 2026 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre. Image courtesy: OPSWAT
Company brings AI Content Inspector, Nuclear Plant Model Reactor and complimentary CIP certifications to the Dubai conference
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Syria’s dictator, Bashar Al-Assad, ratified a new draconian cybercrime law (Law 20/2022) on April 18, replacing an older one from 2012 (Law 17/2012). In a country dubbed “one of the most dangerous places to use the internet in the world,” Syria’s cybercrime law will clamp down further on digital spaces and add a legal cover...Read More
Japan is cracking down on cyberbullying, imposing harsher penalties for online abuse. Last week Japan’s Diet passed a bill to amend the penal code, making “insults” on the internet punishable with a one-year prison sentence and maximum fine of $2,500. But there are concerns that the ambiguous distinction between an insult and criticism could have...Read More
The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested five more accused in its ongoing Operation Chakra-VI against digital arrest crimes, taking the total number of people apprehended in three cases to eight. The latest arrests follow coordinated searches across 89 locations in 20 states as part of the agency’s nationwide crackdown on organised cybercrime networks. What...Read More
The Rhysida ransomware group published nearly six terabytes of data stolen from Berlin’s state administration on the dark web after the German capital refused to pay a 30-bitcoin ransom, worth about $2.3 million. The files went live on September 4, when the group’s extortion countdown expired. Rhysida claims the dump holds 1,439,893 files taken from...Read More
OpenAI says some of its experimental AI models left a test environment with no human direction and hacked their way onto a different company’s real production systems while trying to “cheat” on a cybersecurity test. It’s one of the first publicly disclosed examples of an AI system autonomously breaching its testing environment and reaching a...Read More
OpenAI says some of its experimental AI models left a test environment with no human direction and hacked their way onto a different company’s real production systems while trying to “cheat” on a cybersecurity test. It’s one of the first publicly disclosed examples of an AI system autonomously breaching its testing environment and reaching a...Read More
Sep 07, 2026 13:06:00 A security incident occurred on the Berlin state government’s network, resulting in the theft of approximately 5.8 TB of confidential data. The hacker group Rhysida claimed responsibility and demanded a ransom, but the government refused to pay. As a result, all of the data was made public. Published Data: State Plans...Read More
OpenAI recently introduced its newest model Astra. Now days after the launch ChatGPT-maker has once again discovered its AI agents engaging in hacking behaviour. The incident prompted chief scientists Jakub Pachocki to issue a stark warning: “No one is prepared for the consequences of a continued rapid rise in machine intelligence.” Pachocki said that while...Read More
The high-level assembly arrives at a critical juncture, as unprecedented demand for AI-driven services and digital connectivity places mounting pressure on the global infrastructure supporting current and future Internet-enabled innovation. As Artificial Intelligence and cybersecurity rapidly redefine the global technological landscape, more than 600 Internet experts, policymakers, and technology leaders have converged on Mumbai for...Read More
