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Autonomous minehunter to trial uncrewed operations in the Gulf

Photo credit: Royal Navy

An uncrewed boat that can search for and detect underwater threats has arrived in the Gulf, in an important step towards autonomous mine-hunting operations, and a demonstration of the UK’s continued commitment to the Middle East.

Royal Navy Motor Boat Harrier is part of the ten-year programme for replacing the Navy’s current fleet of mine counter measure vessels and her time in the region will lay the foundation for future autonomous kit.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Monday, 13 February 2023 12:14

AUCSO Chair wins Global Award

AUCSO has announced that Les Allan, Chair of AUCSO has been awarded the International Leader of the Year Award, at the Intersec Expo conference, held last week in Dubai. This is the first time the award has been won by an individual in the Education Security sector and so will be a beacon going forward in showcasing the work undertaken by AUCSO members on a global scale.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 13 February 2023 12:10

Report Reveals Over 61% of PHP Teams Using Unsupported PHP Versions

With 66% of large organizations using at least one end of life PHP version

MINNEAPOLIS: Perforce Software has announced the results of their annual survey of the PHP ecosystem, the Zend 2023 PHP Landscape Report.

The annual report, produced by Zend by Perforce, presents industry data and analysis on the key technologies and trends within the PHP development ecosystem. This year, key findings centered on PHP version adoption – with over 61% of those surveyed using at least one end of life PHP version. For companies with more than 100 employees, that number rose to nearly 66%.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 13 February 2023 12:06

Check Point Software Releases its 2023 Security Report Highlighting Rise in Cyberattacks and Disruptive Malware

Geo-political conflict triggers increase in cyberattacks and the rise of ‘disruption and destruction’ malware

NEW YORK, NY: Check Point Research (CPR) has published its 2023 Security Report reflecting on a chaotic year in cybersecurity. The report looks back on a tumultuous 2022, which saw cyberattacks reach an all-time high in response to the Russo-Ukrainian war. Education and Research remains the most targeted sector, but attacks on the healthcare sector registered a 74% increase year-on-year.