Together, INTERPOL’s cyber specialists, our member countries and our partners form a global web to catch cybercriminals. We work to track them down, wherever the digital device they’re hiding behind may be. August 2025 – Operation Serengeti 2.0: Over 1,200 cyber threat actors arrested, more than 11,000 malicious infrastructures disrupted, almost USD 100 million recovered,...Read More
28 Feb List Of Cybersecurity Books From The Editors at Cybercrime Magazine Posted at 01:16h in Lists by Cybercrime Magazine Books that arm readers in the war against cybercrime – Steve Morgan, Editor-in-Chief Northport, N.Y. – Apr. 5, 2023 Our editors are constantly pitched by authors on the latest and greatest cybersecurity books. But only...Read More
On March 6, 2026, the White House unveiled President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America. The Cyber Strategy outlines the Administration’s priorities for ensuring that America remains unrivaled in cyberspace,” grouped together under six “Pillars of Action.” Acknowledging the “growing number and severity of cyber threats,” the new Cyber Strategy notably focuses “disrupting adversaries’ cyber campaigns”...Read More
The US government has urged companies to better secure Microsoft Intune, an endpoint management tool that was abused in last week’s cyberattack against med-tech firm Stryker. Handala, a group linked to Iran’s intelligence agency, claimed responsibility for the attack, which knocked some of the surgical equipment maker’s networks offline and continues to affect shipping and...Read More
A senior Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center official is seeing the quantity and sophistication of digital attacks increase, a trend that he suggests may be attributable to the emergence of new AI capabilities that can aid hackers. Terry Kalka, director of the DOD-Defense Industrial Base Collaborative Information Sharing Environment (DCISE), noted that malicious cyber...Read More
Registration for our “Train the Trainer” workshop has closed. Guidance on Implementation of SF 583 SF 583, signed by Governor Reynolds on May 6, 2025, with an effective date of July 1, 2025,allows for the free flow of information within multidisciplinary school safety assessment teams(often referred to as school threat assessment teams). Click here...Read More
WASHINGTON, August 5, 2025 — Back-to-school shopping usually means backpacks, notebooks and lunchboxes. But don’t forget to add food safety to the list. Young children, especially those under age five, are more likely to get seriously sick from foodborne illness. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reminding parents, caregivers, and anyone packing school lunches...Read More
Cybersecurity is a top concern of automotive manufacturers, an ABB Robotics survey says. (Provided by narvo vexar/iStockPhotos) What keeps automotive manufacturing executives up at night? Regulations? Sure. Fuel prices? Yep. Cybersecurity? A perhaps surprising yes. The finding comes from ABB Robotics’ “Automotive Manufacturing Outlook” survey of 473 auto manufacturers and suppliers. Ninety-five percent of automotive...Read More
State Sen. Nick Miller, D-Lehigh, discuses cybersecurity threats Thursday, March 19, 2026, at Lehigh Valley Active Life in Allentown. He focused on cybersecurity threats affecting the Lehigh Valley, particularly seniors, and discussed a $250,000 grant to help Lehigh and Northampton counties enhance their cybersecurity infrastructure through a partnership with Concurrent Technologies Corp. State Sen. Nick...Read More
The website of Belarusian Radio Racyja has been hacked. Attackers embedded a phishing page into the Belarusian-language version of the site racyja.com, while the English and Polish versions remain unaffected, the Belarusian Association of Journalists reported. “Dear friends, due to hacker attacks and related technical problems, our website is intermittently unavailable. Please follow the news...Read More
