Data & infrastructure
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Atos wins Metropolitan Police technology contract worth up to £350m
Atos has secured a six-year Metropolitan Police Service contract worth up to £350 million covering application management, service management and application security.
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Bechtle and secunet partner on European security infrastructure
Bechtle and secunet have formed a European partnership combining secure communications technology with managed services for government, critical infrastructure and regulated industries.
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Atlassian patches critical file access flaw across Data Center products
Atlassian has released fixes for a critical file access vulnerability affecting Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira, Bamboo, Crowd, Crucible and Fisheye Data Center deployments.
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Thousands of European wind and solar systems exposed online
Researchers identified 8,547 internet-facing systems at European wind and solar installations, including interfaces linked to operational equipment across 35 countries.
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Italy fines IQVIA €7m over patient data
Italy’s privacy regulator has fined IQVIA Solutions Italy €7 million after finding that a health database covering around one million patients was not genuinely anonymous.
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Exploited FortiMail flaw allows arbitrary file writes
An exploited FortiMail path traversal vulnerability can allow unauthenticated attackers to write arbitrary files to affected email security appliances.
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CERT EU flags surge in stolen AI service access
CERT EU says cybercrime markets are increasingly trading stolen access to premium AI services while attackers also hijack cloud servers to run unauthorised AI workloads.
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Thales ties DSPM to data protection
Thales has launched CipherTrust DSPM, combining sensitive-data discovery and risk analysis with encryption, tokenisation, and masking as AI systems gain wider data access.
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NetScaler zero-days left persistent access
Unit 42 has detailed pre-disclosure NetScaler exploitation involving web shells and persistence, adding new technical evidence to an incident already affecting exposed European infrastructure.
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Cisco SD-WAN flaw exploited for admin access
Cisco says attackers are exploiting a critical authentication bypass in Catalyst SD-WAN Manager that can provide unauthenticated access with administrator privileges.