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Royal Navy spent 10,000 hours on NATO operations in 2022

Royal Navy warships spent nearly 10,000 hours – 60 weeks – on NATO operations in 2022 as the UK led the alliance’s most important naval force.

From the freezing Arctic and Baltic, to the endless grey of the North Atlantic and azure waters of the Mediterranean, Royal Navy warships, submarines and aircraft operated side by side with allies and partners, supporting peace and prosperity in Europe following Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

Aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales served as NATO’s command ship as the Royal Navy led the alliance’s Maritime High Readiness Force – an international task group formed to deal with emerging crises.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 20 December 2022 12:06

ChatGPT Produces Malicious Emails and Code

Check Point Research (CPR) warns of hackers potentially using OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Codex to execute targeted and efficient cyber-attacks. To demonstrate, CPR used ChatGPT and Codex to produce malicious emails, code and a full infection chain capable of targeting people’s computers. CPR documents its correspondence in a new publication with examples of what was generated, underscoring the importance of vigilance as developing AI technologies, like ChatGPT, can change the cyber threat landscape significantly.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 20 December 2022 12:01

Gigaclear Selects Corero to Offer Next-Gen DDoS Protection

LONDON, England: Corero Network Security has announced that Gigaclear, the UK’s leading rural, full fibre broadband provider, has selected Corero Network Security to deliver DDoS Protection as a Service, across its network, protecting customers from attacks and service downtime.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 20 December 2022 11:50

Technology-enabled patrols reduce thefts for communications infrastructure provider’s Nigerian sites

Using the G4S developed Risk360 software application and platform for patrols helps security professionals react quickly. In Nigeria, officers use it to stop criminals stealing equipment from a number of communications infrastructure sites around the country.

Protecting multiple assets in both remote and urban locations is nothing new for G4S security professionals in Nigeria, as they cover thousands of square kilometres acrossthe country.

In order to make sure the correct staff are deployed to the appropriate locations, the team uses G4S’s Risk360 platform to stop thefts, criminal damage and support the police in making arrests.