Critical systems
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AUKUS moves undersea resilience into capability
AUKUS partners plan uncrewed undersea systems from 2027, placing cable, pipeline, telecoms, energy, and cloud dependency inside the UK’s cyber-physical resilience agenda.
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European agencies warn on Russian technology targeting
European intelligence warnings link Russian technology targeting to sanctions pressure, cyber espionage, defence suppliers, dual-use research, and critical infrastructure exposure.
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Who governs machine-speed cyber defence?
GCHQ’s AI defence case raises hard questions about how autonomy, oversight, private-sector data, procurement, and accountability will be governed in machine-speed cyber response.
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UK cyber bill nears Commons vote
The UK cyber resilience bill is nearing another Commons stage. The legislation would expand regulated-sector coverage and bring suppliers, data centres, and managed services closer to statutory cyber oversight.
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GCHQ sets out AI defence case
GCHQ has linked AI-enabled cyber defence to national resilience strategy. Its annual lecture placed cyber defence, data infrastructure, and public-service continuity inside the same strategic frame.
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Italy reports sustained phishing pressure
CERT-AGID recorded 94 malicious campaigns in one reporting week alone. The data shows persistent identity, malware, and public-service impersonation pressure across a major European market.
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Dutch police disrupt vast botnet
Dutch police have disrupted botnet infrastructure controlling millions of devices. The operation exposed how compromised consumer and edge systems can become criminal infrastructure at European scale.
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ENISA maps NIS2 sector maturity
ENISA has published its latest NIS360 sector maturity assessment report. The report gives European regulators and operators a benchmark for cyber resilience across high-criticality sectors covered by the NIS2 Directive.