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Queclink Launches GL52RP: Compact LoRa Tracker Built for Long-Term Asset Security
Security · Shanghai

Queclink Launches GL52RP: Compact LoRa Tracker Built for Long-Term Asset Security

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SHANGHAI, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Queclink, a world-leading provider of IoT devices and solutions, today introduces the GL52RP, a compact LoRaWAN tracker built for asset monitoring, stolen vehicle recovery, and finance-related applications. With its long-range communication, extended battery life,…See the Story
VIVOTEK Earned Level 2 in TWSE's 11th Corporate Governance Evaluation, Top 5% Among NT$5-10B Cap Enterprises
Taiwan · Taiwan

VIVOTEK Earned Level 2 in TWSE's 11th Corporate Governance Evaluation, Top 5% Among NT$5-10B Cap Enterprises

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MAKE TOMORROW EASIER, TODAY! AI Solutions Safeguarding a Sustainable and Safe SocietySee the Story
Even More AI Models Were Specifically Told To Shut Down And Refused To Do It
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Even More AI Models Were Specifically Told To Shut Down And Refused To Do It

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Three of OpenAI's AI models were given explicit instructions to shut down and all of them at various points in the tests refused to do so.See the Story

Arsen Launches AI-Powered Vishing Simulation to Help Organizations Combat Voice Phishing at Scale

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/PRNewswire/ -- Arsen, the cybersecurity startup known for defending organizations against social engineering threats, has announced the release of its new...Cybercrimes · ParisSee the Story

Rubrik Finds the Vast Majority of Australian Organisations Are Still Paying Ransomware Demands

SYDNEY, Australia - June 10, 2025: Despite repeated warnings from law enforcement and intelligence agencies, Australian organisations continue to pay ransomware attackers. New research from Rubrik Zero Labs found 91 per cent of local security leaders paid a ransom in the past year. The report, "The State of Data Security in 2025: A Distributed Crisis," reveals many local organisations are still unprepared to address the hazards hybrid IT environ…Artificial Intelligence · AustraliaSee the Story

Rushing to adopt autonomous AI agents without tight vigilance is too risky - CybersecAsia

As medium-sized to enterprise-level firms rush to adopt autonomous AI agents, a data privacy and identity security crisis could be looming… Based on survey of 353 IT professionals* of medium to enterprise sizes from five continents^, on the topic of using AI agents in their responsibilities, an identity security firm has disclosed some data trends to the media. First, 82% of respondents’ organizations^ were cited to be already using AI agents, w…Read Article

AI in Asia-Pacific and Japan cybersecurity: Productivity boost or burden? - CybersecAsia

Data from one survey suggests that regional trends harbor perception gaps between business-oriented and frontline respondents in cybersecurity. Based on a Feb–March 2025 survey of 1,000 cybersecurity professionals from 17 countries* on AI adoption and management experiences, some data trends for respondents from the Asia Pacific and Japan region (APJ) were disclosed by the cybersecurity firm that commissioned the survey. First, 71% of the APJ re…Artificial Intelligence · JapanRead Article

Hikvision launches groundbreaking "AcuSeek NVR": Redefining video retrieval with large multimodal AI models - CybersecAsia

HANGZHOU, China, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Hikvision has unveiled its revolutionary AcuSeek NVR, a groundbreaking product powered by the Guanlan large-scale AI models. This addresses the critical industry challenge where security personnel often spend hours manually reviewing footage frame by frame during incident investigations. By integrating natural language interaction, this innovation enables precise video and image retrieval within seco…Artificial Intelligence · HangzhouRead Article

Who's responsible for online harms? Responsibility for troubled file floats between ministers

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OTTAWA — As ministers settle into their new roles, discussions are underway about who is best suited to steer the government's efforts to legislate against online harms, cabinet minister Steven Guilbeault said on Tuesday.Ottawa, Ontario · OttawaSee the Story

AI threats leave SecOps teams burned out and exposed - Help Net Security

Security teams are leaning hard into AI, and fast. A recent survey of 500 senior cybersecurity pros at big U.S. companies found that 86% have ramped up their AI use in the past year. The main reason? They’re trying to keep up with a surge in AI-powered attacks. But even as AI tools help with tasks like threat detection and data analysis, the pressure on security teams is getting worse. Nearly 70% of respondents say … More → The post AI threats l…Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Will EDR killers be standard fare in cybercriminals’ arsenals in 2025? - CybersecAsia

One cybersecurity firm’s global incidence response data for Q1 is pointing to several shifts in cybercriminal tactics among its user ecosystem. For the first quarter of 2025, one cybersecurity firm’s global incidence response data has been analyzed to yield several new cyber trends noted for that period. First, attackers were deploying “EDR killers” to disable endpoint detection and response tools, and increasingly targeting cloud environments. …United States · United StatesRead Article

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