The international law enforcement organization has detected a surge of cyberattacks targeting medical services and hospitals as the coronavirus pandemic rages on. Interpol says it is working with member countries to protect healthcare systems and hold the criminals accountable
Ophir Rom, senior systems engineering, Nutanix. Photo: Niv Kantor
Headline
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The country was accepted as a member of the military alliance with the approval of the US State Department and the European Union. It followed a dispute with neighboring Greece over the new country's name.
Global
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American federal, state and local governments are said to have started collecting and scrutinizing data from the mobile advertising industry in an effort to enforce social distancing. The reported steps come as the country struggles to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Unmanned vehicles
Photo: By Refael
One of the most serious threats facing maneuvering ground forces is a drone attack. Rafael Advanced Defense Systems offers the Drone Dome system as a solution for this complex challenge
Israeli Ambassador to France Aliza Bin-Noun at the CopterPIX booth at Milipol 2019 (Photo: Eyal Boguslavsky)
Air & Space
Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit
During the exercise in southern Israel, the 5th-generation fighter jets from the two sides practiced mitigating aerial and ground threats.
Land
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Czech defense firms won a contract to deliver the armored personnel carriers between 2021 and 2022. The Pandur II is said to have met the Indonesian military's criteria for combat-proven vehicles with high ballistic and mine resistance, floating capability, and good cross-country mobility in difficult terrain.
Naval
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The naval maneuver in which naval forces from Iran, Russia and China participated practiced a naval warfare doctrine that includes two defensive loops against the USA. The exercise sends a significant message in the direction of the USA. Commentary
IAI's MiniPOP EO/IR system delivered to the Italian coast guard (Photo courtesy of the company)
Light Weapons
Elbit Systems’ XACT th64 weapon sight (Photo courtesy of the company)
The company will provide thousands of its XACT th65 and XACT th64 uncooled thermal imaging weapon sights to IDF infantry and Special Forces units
Intelligence
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The US operation that killed one of the symbols of Tehran reflects superb intelligence capabilities. From cyber to agents within the Quds Force – the intelligence infrastructure behind the targeted killing of Qasem Soleimani. Also: from silent acceptance to limited response – Iran's options for vengeance. Commentary
Cybertech
Lieut. Gen. (res) Gabi Ashkenazi. Photo: Adina Wolman, Knesset Spokespersons Office
Opinions
Archive photo: Reuters
We are back again to the usual routine of a too little too late approach in the EU, both for the Italian health spending and for the equally high one of the other countries affected by the epidemic. Creating debt to set the economy into motion again is of no use in the long run - if not as a stopgap measure. Direct interest-free financing from both the Bank of Italy and the ECB is needed
