Security
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Sovereign cyber stacks move closer to reality
Bitdefender will run GravityZone on Aruba infrastructure for Italian customers, keeping telemetry and security data inside the EU as sovereignty requirements move from policy into enterprise architecture.
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Cyber threats reach three quarters of EU workers
Three quarters of EU employees encountered cyber threats or suspicious activity at work, while Commission research exposes a persistent gap between recognising security risks and consistently acting on them.
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Enterprise AI hits the governance brakes
FTI research across seven markets finds 60% of large companies slowed, paused, or pulled back an AI deployment as cyber risk, regulation, and internal trust catch up with adoption.
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EU governments seek flexible telecom supplier phase-out
EU governments have removed a fixed 36-month equipment-removal deadline from their negotiating text on high-risk telecom suppliers, replacing it with a more flexible risk-based timetable.
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NATO turns to Swedish data diodes
Swedish cybersecurity company Advenica has secured its first NATO procurement, supplying three hardware-enforced data diodes for highly classified network environments.
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Dutch coalition turns AI against cyber threats
A Dutch public-private programme is testing shared AI cyber-defence capabilities, including automated vulnerability discovery, as organisations confront attacks operating closer to machine speed.
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Telekom folds Cloudflare into European enterprise security
Deutsche Telekom is adding Cloudflare security and connectivity services to its European enterprise portfolio while directly linking the two companies’ networks and expanding managed delivery through T-Systems.
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Capgemini takes integration role in Sweden’s SWEN
Capgemini will integrate Sweden’s new 4G and 5G emergency communications network as the country prepares to replace Rakel for more than 700 critical-service organisations.
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Nvidia moves agent controls below the model
Nvidia has launched an open agent-security platform combining software sandboxes with hardware-level monitoring as enterprises look for ways to constrain autonomous systems after deployment.
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AI minister pushes security beyond model testing
UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan says model testing is insufficient on its own, shifting attention towards operational defences against cyber, biological, and autonomous-agent risks.
