Some US Cities Are Moving Into Real-Time Facial Surveillance
trying to inspire alarm about the authoritarian potential of facial recognition technology often point to China, where some police …
Cities
Live Webinar | Law Enforcement in Cyberspace: How AI Defends Today’s Cities
Entrusted with protecting the personal information of their residents, with securing critical infrastructure, and with overseeing fair …
Cambridge, MA Joins Growing Ranks of Cities Requiring Civilian Control of Police Surveillance Tech
Last week, the City of Cambridge, MA became at least the tenth local jurisdiction in the U.S. to adopt a crucial measure enabling civilian …
Cities at Risk: Detailing the Atlanta Ransomware Attack
In March of 2018 the City of Atlanta was subjected to a ransomware attack that infiltrated and ceased the operation of multiple city …
Cities Held For Ransom – Lessons From Atlanta’s Cyber Extortion
Time has run out on the city of Atlanta to respond to cyber extortionists who have successfully crippled several critical systems across …
Our Exposed World – Exposed Cities in Europe
Today Trend Micro’s FTR team released more papers on our our continued investigation into our exposed world. Already having looked at the …
London and Berlin are Most Exposed Cities in Europe
London and Berlin have emerged as the two European cities most exposed to potential cyber-attacks, according to a new study from Trend …
These Cities House the Largest Bot Populations in the U.S.
Botnets are widespread worldwide, serving whichever purpose they were designed to, and the United States is one of the largest sources of …
As Cities Get Smarter, So Should Their Security
Local governments and city planners must work to bolster their digital security alongside their technological capabilities. What exactly are ‘smart cities?’ It’s a question worth asking, especially as smart city initiatives continue to be publicized around the world. Read full news article on Trend Micro