Reports of fraud are skyrocketing, states a Judicial Police (PJ) source.
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A multinational company has been defrauded of nearly $26 million in a scam based on "deepfake" technology, which creates videos using artificial intelligence, Hong Kong police announced today.
Chinese technology group Huawei has announced that the latest version of its operating system, HarmonyOS Next, will no longer support applications developed for the Android system
SESARAM's computer system suffered some failures again this morning, causing constraints and embarrassment.
The Centre for Social Inclusion of Madeira (CISM) will make available, as of today, the Living Laboratory, a measure that will cover more than 500 users of the Department of Inclusion of People with Disabilities.
The number of computer and telecommunications scams in Portugal has almost doubled in four years, according to data released today by the Public Security Police (PSP), which warns, in particular, of the increase in cases of the "Hello father, hello mother" scam.
We dreamed of this moment. We are in a region [Madeira] with immense access barriers. The money will help us with patent issues, hire resources, and conduct more tests. The recognition will help with contacts and partnerships.
The Mayor of Funchal, Pedro Calado, received the rector of the University of Mindelo, Albertino Graça.
In a press release, the Regional Secretary for Finance says that Madeira is gaining maturity in responding to cyberattacks and is taking part in the annual cyber defence exercise of Éxercito Portuguese.
A five-member team from the Regional Agency for the Development of Research, Technology, and Innovation (ARDITI) is participating in REPMUS 23, (Troy) a NATO event hosted by the Portuguese Navy.
The Institute of Health Administration (IASAÚDE) reimbursement scheduling system is currently suffering technical issues.
In a statement issued this afternoon, SESARAM warns its patients to be careful about being contacted by people posing as SESARAM employees asking questions about personal data, following the computer attack last Sunday.
On Sunday, the 6th of August the SESARAM-EPERAM computer system was the target of a cyberattack suspending all non-emergency clinical activities.
SESARAM has announced that from today, the 8th of August all hospitals, and health centres will return to normalcy.
AI will soon be rolled out to assist in Emergency operational centres and assist 112 Triage calls during peak times.