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AI · Cybersecurity
Enterprise TRiSCM™ innovator advances Continuous Control Assurance, cyber risk quantification and real-time Risk Operations across global enterprises, transforming traditional GRC into proactive Digital Trust DALLAS, Oct. 25, 2026 -- DigitalXForce, the AI-native Enterprise...
Oct 25 · 11:00·PR Newswire
AI · SaaS
Lyrie Agent reproduced 1,495 of 1,507 real-world vulnerabilities with working exploits in a single trial — the highest reported score on UC Berkeley's CyberGym Level 1 benchmark, above listed entries from Google, Anthropic, OpenAI and Huawei Cloud. -- DUBAI, UAE, October 24, 2026 — Lyrie AI, the autonomous cybersecurity company behind Lyrie.ai, has achieved the highest reported score on CyberGym's Level 1 leaderboard
Oct 24 · 15:45·MarketersMEDIA
AI · Cybersecurity
The Software Report is pleased to announce The Top Cybersecurity Companies of 2026. NEW YORK, Oct. 24, 2026 -- The AI and Software Report is pleased to announce The Top Cybersecurity Companies of 2026. Cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, and with that,...
Oct 24 · 13:30·PRWeb
Cybersecurity
The East African Community (EAC) Secretariat has handed over 16 patrol vehicles to EAC Partner States to strengthen border security operations, combat cross-border crime and illicit activities and facilitate safer movement of people and goods.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of East African Community (EAC).
Oct 24 · 09:09·APO Group
Healthcare · Cybersecurity
National class action law firm offers free, confidential case evaluations to Quest Diagnostics patients and others whose information may have been exposed. SECAUCUS, N.J., Oct. 23, 2026 -- Edelson Lechtzin LLP, a national class action law firm, is investigating data privacy...
Oct 23 · 21:12·PR Newswire
Automotive · Aerospace & defense
Aircraft modernisation remains a key pillar in strengthening operational readiness and enhancing the technological capabilities of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF). Through strategic international cooperation, investment in aviation platforms, personnel development and modern maintenance practices, the KDF continues to advance its capacity to respond to evolving operational requirements and emerging security challenges.
The Kenya Army Corps of Aviation (KACA) has today obtained MD500 helicopters from the Republic of Korea (ROK) at its Headquarters in Embakasi. The modernisation initiative involved a collaboration between the Governments of Kenya, the Republic of Korea and the United States of America.
The US Government facilitated the installation of advanced digital systems on the helicopters and supported the training of Kenya Army pilots and technicians to enhance their skills in operating and maintaining the modernised aircraft.
This milestone marks an important step in the continued development of Kenya Army’s military aviation capabilities and underscores the value of modern aircraft in supporting operational effectiveness.
Speaking during the occasion, the Cabinet Secretary for Defence, Hon. Soipan Tuya, noted that the modernised MD500 helicopters would enhance the KDF’s capabilities in reconnaissance, aerial support, mobility and critical security operations.
The Chief of the Defence Forces (CDF), General Charles Kahariri, commended the trilateral partnership between Kenya, the Republic of Korea and the United States, noting that it provides a strong foundation for enhanced security cooperation. He highlighted that the new capabilities would enhance security, counter-terrorism efforts, peace support operations and humanitarian assistance.
The Kenya Army Commander, Lieutenant General David Keter, expressed appreciation for the partnership between Kenya, the Republic of Korea and the United States, noting that the collaboration strengthens Kenya Army’s aviation capabilities. He thanked the Government and people of the Republic of Korea for their support and commended the United States Government for providing the technical expertise required to install advanced digital systems on the aircraft.
He also acknowledged the Ministry of Defence for its continued support and strategic leadership, reaffirming the Kenya Army’s commitment to safeguarding the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity while contributing to regional peace and security.
H.E. Ambassador Kang Hyung-shik of the Republic of Korea underscored the deepening diplomatic, economic and security ties between the Republic of Korea and Kenya. He highlighted that the transfer of military equipment reflects mutual trust and a shared commitment to regional peace and stability.
Susan Burns, Chargé d’ Affaires of the United States, underscored the importance of the trilateral security partnership between Kenya, the United States and the Republic of Korea in promoting regional stability and addressing shared security challenges. She noted that modernised military equipment and international cooperation strengthen Kenya’s role as a trusted security partner, from counter-terrorism efforts in East Africa to peacekeeping missions abroad. She added that sustained investment in security creates the stability and confidence necessary for economic growth and long-term prosperity.
Brigadier General Jayson Becker, the Deputy Commanding Officer for the Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa highlighted the trilateral partnership between Kenya, the United States and the Republic of Korea as a demonstration of their shared commitment to regional peace, stability and security. He described Kenya as a trusted partner and a key pillar in efforts to stabilise the Horn of Africa.
He noted that the helicopters, their technical support, training and Kenya’s investment in human capital would strengthen capabilities to address complex security challenges in East Africa and beyond.
Both The Republic of Korea and the United States of America expressed appreciation for the trust placed in them by the Government of Kenya, reaffirming Kenya’s position as a trusted partner in advancing defence cooperation and regional security.
The reception of the MD500 helicopters marks another milestone in international collaboration and the development of Kenya’s military aviation capabilities. Through sustained investment, professional development and strategic partnerships, Kenya continues to strengthen operational readiness and its contribution to regional peace and stability.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Defence - Kenya.
Oct 23 · 19:23·APO Group
AI · Cybersecurity
Blueclone Networks, a Princeton, NJ-based managed IT and cybersecurity provider, has been named to CRN's inaugural 2026 AI Innovators list. The recognition highlights the company's work integrating artificial intelligence with secure technology management and business IT operatio…
Oct 23 · 17:20·PR Now
AI · SaaS
PRINCETON, NJ / October 23, 2026 / Blueclone Networks , a leading provider of managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, and AI technology consulting, today announced its selection to CRN's inaugural 2026 AI Innovators list , recognizing North American technology solution providers demonstratin
Oct 23 · 15:10·ACCESS Newswire
Cybersecurity
Mettitech Group Holdings Corp. (OTCMKTS:MTGH) HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA, UNITED STATES, October 23, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- MettiTech Group Holdings, Inc. (OTC: MTGH), a global pioneer in next-generation cybersecurity architectures and decentralized ledger technologies, officially announced today the full commercial deployment of its integrated QuantumProof (QP/QPX) Quantum-Resistant Ecosystem. Simultaneously, the co
Oct 23 · 15:00·EIN Presswire
Cybersecurity
Legacy awareness tools need setup, list-building and a quarterly calendar. Cimento Galileo needs one sentence. It picks the audience, builds the template, launches the campaign and reports back on who clicked. [PR.com]
Oct 23 · 13:58·PR.com
SaaS · Aerospace & defense
178-Page Report Shows Communications Held 30% Share and Hardware Reached $19 Billion in 2025 as Multi-Domain Battlefield Awareness and Network-Centric Warfare Drive Demand, While Integration Complexity and Cyber Risks Persist
178-Page Report Shows Communications Held 30% Share and Hardware Reached $19 Billion in 2025 as Multi-Domain Battlefield Awareness and Network-Centric Warfare Drive Demand, While Integration Complexity and Cyber Risks Persist
Oct 23 · 13:12·GlobeNewswire