Security
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Poland pushes Meta scam ads towards EU enforcement
Poland wants Brussels to punish Meta over fraudulent online advertising.
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German companies face rising foreign intelligence attacks
Foreign intelligence services are appearing more often in German breaches.
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UK energy attack exposes operational cyber risk
A cyberattack forced a small UK energy generator offline temporarily.
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UK cyber bill targets risky tech suppliers
Proposed UK cyber powers would target risky technology suppliers directly.
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Exploited MLflow flaw reaches AI infrastructure
A critical MLflow vulnerability has entered CISA’s known-exploited catalogue, turning a flaw in widely used AI engineering infrastructure into an immediate patching priority.
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Latvia breach becomes a governance crisis
A cyberattack on Latvia’s road authority exposed records concerning 1.2 million people and 200,000 organisations, turning an IT failure into a test of public-sector accountability.
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OpenAI tests zero-retention safety controls
OpenAI is testing safety monitoring designed to identify risky behaviour across multiple AI interactions while preserving zero-data-retention arrangements for organisations handling sensitive information.
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NIS2 reaches the shipboard network
Finnish operator ESL Shipping is bringing vessel connectivity, operational technology, staff training, and management oversight into a single cyber-risk programme as NIS2 reaches maritime transport.
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SFR breach exposes fibre customer data
French telecoms operator SFR has confirmed a July breach exposed contact information after attackers reached an internal tool used to manage and analyse fibre connections.
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Sabotage probe tests defence tech resilience
A suspected arson attack at a building used by Estonia’s Milrem Robotics has put physical resilience alongside production capacity in Europe’s expanding defence technology industry.
