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Following a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport, Germany will strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure. The plan includes countering drones, AI and “CyberDome”.
UA.NEWS06 September 2026 11:13
Following the attempted explosive drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport, the German government publicly attributed the sabotage plot to Russia, abandoning its traditionally cautious approach to hybrid threats, Der Spiegelreported on September 3.
Rob Joyce, former cybersecurity director at the National Security Council, tells Fox News Digital the “influence actions are cognitive warfare” with unsuspecting Americans arguing “for the outcomes Beijing wants.”
After GameStop offered to acquire eBay on May 3 in a deal worth $56 billion, GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen framed the move as a path to help eBay compete against Amazon.
Healthcare has become the most targeted sector for cybercriminals. In 2024, at least 289 cybersecurity incidents affected EU healthcare providers – more than any other essential sector, according to the European Commission’s Annual Report on NIS Directive Incidents. Ransomware attacks accounted for an estimated 71% of incidents that disrupted patient care, delaying diagnoses and treatments.1…
Largest hunger relief investment in Foundation history will help provide 15 million meals for communities served by FirstEnergy
AdobeADBE is benefiting from expanding enterprise adoption of its Customer Experience Orchestration (CXO) portfolio as companies increasingly use artificial intelligence (AI) to automate marketing, personalize customer interactions and scale content creation. Adobe is positioning Adobe Experience Platform (AEP), GenStudio, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and CX Enterprise as key components of this strategy. Growing adoption could…
Accounting and CPA firms hold exactly the kind of data that makes them an attractive target.
The advisory arrived from CISA on August 12, 2026, and it read like most of the ones before it: patch known exploited vulnerabilities, keep offline immutable backups, and segment the network so a single infected laptop can’t become a company-wide outage. That last instruction is the one most organizations still skip. The NIST Zero Trust…