Israel's Artificial Intelligence to Be Tested in Slovenia
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The Government Information Security Office agreed in July with the Israeli company Dream Security to test a tool for ensuring national cybersecurity in Slovenia. The office explained that it does not know when or if the testing will begin.
The government's Information Security Office has agreed with the Israeli company Dream Security, founded by former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and key players from the notorious NSO Group, to test a tool for ensuring national cybersecurity in Slovenia. NSO Group is 'famous' for its Pegasus spyware, which some countries have used to spy on journalists, activists and politicians.
According to information from the investigative portal Oštro, the Government Office for Information Security agreed in July with the Israeli company Dream Security to operate in Slovenia.
The Government Information Security Office agreed in July with the Israeli company Dream Security to test a tool for ensuring national cybersecurity in Slovenia, the online media outlet Oštro revealed today. The office explained to them this month that it does not yet know when or if the testing will begin.
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