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29.11.25 - 10:30
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OT vulnerabilities push cybersecurity to core competency in manufacturing (Digitimes)
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As global supply chains realign and tariff barriers rise, Taiwan's manufacturing sector—at the heart of this storm—feels the uncertainty acutely. At the Fortinet Cybersecurity Carnival 2025 held on November 26, 2025, in Taipei, IDC senior research analyst Yvette Lin stressed that amid geopolitical tensions and rising operating costs, manufacturers must treat cybersecurity not as a simple cost of protection but as a core competitive advantage that ensures uninterrupted production and reinforces operational resilience....
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13.11.25 - 11:18
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Colombia Joins Britain In Suspending Intel-Sharing With US (ZeroHedge)
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Colombia Joins Britain In Suspending Intel-Sharing With US
Following the UK announcement it would not cooperate with the US military's 'illegal' actions targeting alleged drug boats off Venezuela, Colombian President Gustavo Petro is the latest to announced the suspension of intelligence sharing with the United States.
This development is less of a surprise, however, given Colombia's relations with Washington have been severely strained since nearly the start of the Pentagon's Caribbean adventurism which began in September.
via CBS
Petro made the announcement on X on Tuesday, vowing that intel-sharing would be blocked so long as these US operations continue.
"The fight against drugs must be subordinated to the human rights of the Caribbean people," Petro wrote, also following UN officials blasting the actions as tantamount to extrajudicial killings.
He confirmed the immediate end of "communications and other agreements with U.S. security agencies" - a relationship wh...
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11.11.25 - 21:06
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UK Cuts Intelligence Sharing With US Related To ′Illegal′ Venezuela Action (ZeroHedge)
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UK Cuts Intelligence Sharing With US Related To 'Illegal' Venezuela Action
Just as the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group entered Caribbean waters on Tuesday, it's been revealed that the United Kingdom has made the unprecedented and provocative move of cutting off intelligence-sharing with the United States related to suspected drug trafficking vessels off Venezuela.
CNN reports Tuesday that Britain cited that it does not want to be complicit in ongoing US military strikes against alleged drug-trafficking boats, as it believes the action is illegal, amounting to extrajudicial killings, also after recent criticisms from United Nations officials. However, it is said to be a cut-off in only "some" intel-sharing.
UK Ministry of Defence
This is of immense importance from one of America's closest allies - and part of the 'Five Eyes' intelligence sharing nations - which has time and again enthusiastically joined in Washington's military adventurism abroad, from Afghanistan to ...
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28.10.25 - 10:18
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Tech Firms Race to Curb Chile′s Plans to Regulate AI (Bloomberg)
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A government attempt to impose ethical guardrails on the use of artificial intelligence in Chile is drawing pushback from global technology giants, a debate that could set precedents as nations around the world reckon with how to regulate the rapidly growing industry....
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