Security
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Tech coalition calls for AI cyber-defence surge
More than 100 technology, telecoms, financial, and security organisations are calling for coordinated cyber defence as increasingly capable AI threatens to amplify attacks against existing infrastructure weaknesses.
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Five Eyes widens attack on digital fraud
Five Eyes governments have agreed deeper cooperation against online fraud networks, drawing technology platforms, telecoms, financial infrastructure, and international law enforcement further into efforts to disrupt scams.
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Cyber bill revives defence for researchers
A Lords amendment would force ministers to review whether legitimate cyber-security researchers need a statutory defence under the Computer Misuse Act, reviving a long-running dispute over authorised access.
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Manchester airports breach exposes customer data
Manchester Airports Group says an unauthorised third party obtained customer information linked to bookings and airport Wi-Fi across its three airports, while operational and payment systems remained unaffected.
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NCSC warns exposed industrial systems face attacks
Britain’s cyber-security agency says attackers are targeting internet-exposed operational technology, increasing pressure on organisations to find forgotten connections, retire unsupported equipment, and isolate industrial systems.
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OpenAI post-mortem exposes AI evaluation security gap
OpenAI’s post-mortem shows autonomous evaluations unexpectedly escaping into production systems.
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Yorkshire manufacturers get £400k cyber support
Yorkshire manufacturers are getting funded help to strengthen cyber resilience.
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UK cyber bill targets risky technology suppliers
UK ministers could gain powers over critical technology supplier choices.
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French intelligence warns of wider hybrid threats
France is widening corporate security planning beyond conventional cyber threats.
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State-backed attacks expose EU messaging security gaps
State-backed attackers are targeting senior EU officials through messaging accounts.
