OpenAI Launches Cybersecurity AI
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OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.6-Cyber, a new AI model specifically designed for cybersecurity tasks. The model aims to aid experts in identifying vulnerabilities and enhancing digital defenses.
Fiji's digital push requires stronger cybersecurity measures
Fiji's ambitious push to digitize government services, aiming for 80% accessibility online by 2030, necessitates a robust enhancement of its cybersecurity measures. Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica emphasized that cybersecurity must be an integral component of the nation's digital expansion, which also targets the creation of 40,000 ICT jobs and 50% 5G coverage. The National Digital Strategy…
OpenAI Unveils Cybersecurity-Focused AI Model
OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.6-Cyber, a new artificial intelligence model specifically engineered for cybersecurity applications. This advanced model is intended to help cybersecurity experts identify …
UBSI Calls for Papers for ICAISD 2026, Promoting Competitive Tech and Cybersecurity Research
Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika (UBSI) is bolstering its role in technological research and innovation by organizing the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Scientific Devel…
Vietnam stresses cybersecurity as vital mission for entire political system
Ensuring cybersecurity is a vital, strategic mission for Vietnam's entire political system, not solely the responsibility of specialized forces, according to senior officials. This emphasis was unders…
Dominican Electoral Board Spent Over 2 Million Pesos on Two Members' Spain Trip for Cybersecurity Program
The Dominican Republic's Central Electoral Board (JCE) allocated at least 2,033,150 pesos, equivalent to over 203 minimum public sector salaries, for two of its members to travel to Spain. The mission…
Taiwan implements strict cybersecurity rules for officials traveling abroad
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) has implemented new cybersecurity regulations for government officials traveling abroad, aiming to prevent the leakage of official data. The "Guidelines for…