Critical systems
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Spain arrests alleged hacktivist collaborator
Spanish police have arrested a man accused of supporting pro-Russian hacktivist groups, including CARR and Z-Pentest, in a case involving FBI cooperation and alleged logistical support.
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BSI and Berlin deepen cyber cooperation
Germany’s BSI and the Land of Berlin have signed a cyber and information security cooperation agreement, expanding federal-state coordination on prevention, response, and public-sector resilience.
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Dutch public bodies get threat-sharing mandate
The Dutch NCSC says STIX and TAXII 2.1 are now mandatory for government bodies, putting machine-readable threat intelligence into public-sector procurement and operations.
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NHS warns on Citrix exploitation
NHS England Digital says exploitation of a Citrix NetScaler flaw is active, with further attacks assessed as almost certain after public proof of concept code.
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France readies food sector for cyber crisis
ANSSI has published a cyber crisis exercise kit for the agri-food sector, pushing preparation beyond IT teams and into operational continuity planning.
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French regulators tighten finance cyber coordination
ANSSI, ACPR, and the Banque de France have signed a new agreement covering cyber incidents, crisis management, controls, and threat led penetration testing.
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Dutch NIS2 law nears August start
The Netherlands is moving its Cyberbeveiligingswet through its final parliamentary stage, putting more than 8,000 organisations on notice for new cyber duties.
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Nidec ransomware tests manufacturing resilience
Nidec has disclosed ransomware damage at a Taiwanese subsidiary, with production, shipping, information leakage, and financial impact still under investigation.
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NCSC sets out CNI security lessons
The NCSC has published practical lessons from penetration testers on how critical national infrastructure operators can make compromise harder.
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NHS warns on Ivanti Sentry exploitation
NHS England Digital has warned that exploitation of a critical Ivanti Sentry flaw is being reported in the wild and further exploitation is almost certain.