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Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) June 18, 2022 -- Digital Silence is pleased to announce the addition of Devin Hill to our team of cybersecurity professionals. Devin

/PRNewswire/ -- Perspecta Enterprise Services LLC, a Peraton subsidiary, has been awarded the Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Crime Center (DC3) Technical,...

STATE-OF-THE-ART LAB. Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) Executive Director Cezar Mancao II (middle) led the inauguration of the country's first Digital Forensics Platform and Laboratory (DFPAL) at the CICC office in Quezon City on Friday (June 17, 2022). The laboratory, he said, will be used to boost the country's fight against online sexual abuse and the exploitation of children. (PNA photo by Raymond Carl Dela Cruz) MANILA - The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordi...

The rapid digitalization of world markets may have helped economies weather the past two years, but it has also opened doors to a surge of cyber threats and cybercrime. Since online banking, online shopping, and other digital transactions have become the norm, cybercriminals have found it easier to

Experts concerned authorities are coercing travellers to hand over passwords to phones and other devices or copying data unlawfully

New research on the cybersecurity challenges posed by digital currencies and design models that can provide a more secure financial system.

A Pakistan journalist Asad Kharal is running fake propaganda and spreading misleading news against India.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. A Pakistan journalist Asad Kharal is running fake propaganda and spreading misleading news against India. World News | Pakistani Journalist Asad Kharal Runs Fake Propaganda Against India.

A fact check by Digital Forensics, Research and Analysis Center (DFRAC), it was revealed that Kharal is using the digital medium Twitter to fulfil his wicked agenda and defame India. As per reports, Pakistan is once again using social media to defame India after a row over remarks on Prophet Mohammad by suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma during a TV debate.

The AJM found that the frequency of attacks and threats against media workers increases in turbulent political situations, especially during elections. Moreover, impunity for attacks on journalists is prevalent, an issue that requires more serious commitment from law enforcement and judicial authorities: