cyber security
Coverage of cyber security in the Nexus archive.
- Identify and protect yourself from Email scams
A Cyber Security major shared information to help people identify potential email scams. Tips include checking the sender's full profile by clicking their name, as a mismatched underlying email address suggests a scam. Furthermore, users are advised that for sensitive security matters, such as bank notifications or profile changes, they should contact the institution directly rather than clicking links in an email.
- Israeli cyber startup raises $113m to secure and control autonomous AI agents
Onyx Security, an Israeli cyber startup, has raised $113 million to develop technology for governing advanced autonomous systems as companies increasingly rely on AI agents for workflows.
- KITSW introduces Cyber Security, VLSI B. Tech. programmes
KITSW has introduced new B. Tech programs in Cyber Security and VLSI. The institution is expanding its academic offerings with these technology-focused disciplines.
- NUC approves AI, cyber security programmes for ESUT
The National Universities Commission (NUC) approved AI and cyber security programs for Ebonyi State University (ESUT) following a resource verification by a panel of experts.
- SRM Executive Education organises industry-academia round table
SRM Executive Education organised an industry-academia round table with 35 industry leaders from sectors including FinTech, Global Capability Centres, automotive, hospitals, healthcare, consulting, Banking, and cyber security.
- From partnership to progress: SDP4 and the future of UK–Nigeria security cooperation, By Chido Onumah
The Fourth UK–Nigeria Security and Defence Partnership (SDP4) Dialogue in Abuja aims to strengthen cooperation in defense, counter-terrorism, cyber security, strategic communications, maritime security, and hybrid threats. The focus is on translating mutual ambition into concrete outcomes and sustained collaboration.
- US-Israel defence integration plan heads for House vote despite opposition
A proposal to expand US-Israel military technology cooperation is advancing toward a House vote despite opposition. The United States-Israel Defence Technology Cooperation Initiative, part of the NDAA, survived a committee challenge and would formalize joint projects in areas like AI and cyber security. Critics argue it could undermine US sovereignty, while supporters claim it builds on existing partnerships.