Security
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NATS outage tests reforms regulators declared complete
Britain’s latest air traffic systems failure came three months after regulators formally closed every recommendation arising from the disruptive 2023 NATS outage.
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Cyber research reform remains stuck between bills
Ministers reject another deadline for protecting legitimate cyber security research.
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UK prepares for agentic AI failures
Government funding now treats agent failures as an incident-response problem.
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Privacy tech complicates Europe’s policing toolkit
Europol research maps privacy technology’s increasingly complicated policing trade-offs today.
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Shadow AI becomes a governance debt problem
NCSC warns shadow AI is turning workplace adoption into risk.
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Open-source AI security has an evidence problem
UK research finds open-source AI security evidence remains notably thin.
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Belgian chip case tests Europe’s safeguards
Belgium’s chip espionage case exposes Europe’s deepening semiconductor security problem.
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ENISA shifts Europe’s cyber focus to preparedness
ENISA is putting preparedness and implementation at Europe’s cyber core.
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Chrome zero-day puts patching under pressure
An actively exploited Chrome flaw is forcing accelerated enterprise patching.
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Cyberattack leaves NHS device supply backlog
Boston Scientific’s cyber recovery is still affecting NHS product availability.
