Netcrook
03 Junio 2026
When the Original Device Is Gone, Digital Proof Gets Harder to Trust
A seized phone or computer can be central to criminal evidence, but if the original device is lost or destroyed, verification, defense rights, and procedural stability can all come under strain.
Argentina Turns Disaster Recovery Into a Hard Compliance Test
A new CNC regulation pushes public-sector cyber resilience beyond backups and into measurable recovery targets, testing, and geographically separated infrastructure.
The $11 Billion Question Behind a New Cyber Force
A commission's startup estimate turns a military cyber proposal into a test of scale, structure, and how quickly a digital defense branch can become real.
Voluntary AI Security: Washington Bets on Testing Instead of Hard Rules
A new executive move on AI favors coordination and testing over binding obligations, shifting the security debate toward how defenses are actually operationalized.
Trump’s AI Order Puts Cyber Defense Inside the Model Race
A new executive order ties AI innovation to cybersecurity modernization, signaling that frontier models are becoming a policy object as much as a technical one.
AI Inventory Gets Real: Why the New SBOM Baseline Matters More Than the Buzz
CISA and G7 cyber agency partners have put AI system transparency on a supply-chain footing, but the hard part is still proving that paperwork matches production.