The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Justice is set to delve into the question of whether companies based in Ireland are manufacturing and selling spyware.
Two new EU directives came into effect impacting how organizations across the European Union approach cybersecurity and critical infrastructure.
The UK government is pushing to make encrypted phones a criminal offense.
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4chan members used ElevenLabs to make deepfake voices of Emma Watson, Joe Rogan, and others saying racist, transphobic, and violent things.
The police did not elaborate on the consequences for Austrians’ data security.
TikTok CEO on a visit to Brussels sought to reassure theEU the app would respect the bloc’s tech rules and commitments to privacy and child safety.
Brussels expects the platform to go the ‘extra mile in respecting EU law’ and regaining trust, says Commissioner Jourová.
A watchdog is to investigate Twitter after a hacker claimed to have private details linked to more than 400 million accounts.
The feds say cybercriminals are buying online ads to impersonate brands with the aim of stealing or extorting money from victims.
Lensa is transforming selfies into virtual avatars that many have shared online.
Senior cybersecurity professionals reveal their number one frustration is the inability to continuously measure enterprise-wide security posture and identify control failures.