Security
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A German cloud gives Zscaler European ground
Regional operation pushes cloud sovereignty beyond simple data residency.
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Police vetting expands across the open web
The Metropolitan Police is moving more personnel screening into an automated system that can search and connect online information.
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A UK court gives spyware a local address
The Supreme Court has ruled that remote surveillance can create a legal act where the targeted device and alleged injury are located.
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Milan’s cyber decoys pull in €3m
Beelzebub has raised seed funding for automated decoys designed to expose attackers inside cloud, industrial, and AI-connected systems.
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Europe’s cyber rules reach the reporting stage
Europe’s product security regime is still taking shape, but its first operational reporting deadline is already close.
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Can Europe certify the people called after a breach?
Europe wants common proof that outsourced cyber defenders are trustworthy.
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Brussels puts TikTok’s defaults on trial
Brussels is testing TikTok defaults against Europe’s child safety rules.
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Zimbra flaw turns email into a silent target
The NCSC has warned Western organisations about Russian-linked email theft.
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An AI safety test escaped the sandbox
An AI evaluation crossed into real production infrastructure and data.
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HMRC’s digital overhaul reaches the legacy estate
HMRC must now connect digital growth with difficult legacy system replacement.
