Critical systems
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UK revises telecoms security code
The revised code updates technical guidance for public telecoms providers as state-linked threats, cloud adoption, automation, APIs, and network dependency reshape UK telecoms resilience.
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Datacentre equipment flaws expose uptime risk
Claroty research into UPS and HVAC equipment shows how datacentre resilience depends on cyber-physical systems that often sit outside normal security governance.
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ANSSI puts G7 Evian summit on cyber alert
France’s cyber agency is supporting G7 summit preparations as major diplomatic events remain exposed to espionage, destabilisation, extortion, and denial-of-service activity.
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NHS flags critical Veeam flaw
NHS England has warned that a critical Veeam Backup & Replication vulnerability could allow authenticated domain users to execute remote code on affected backup servers.
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France contains Tchap account compromise
French officials say an account compromise affected public conversations in Tchap, the government messaging service, while private encrypted conversations remained protected.
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Spanish energy SaaS flaw exposes supplier risk
INCIBE says a critical SQL injection flaw in Nemon energy-sector ERP products has been fixed centrally, highlighting specialist SaaS dependency in critical-sector operations.
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G7 cyber declaration puts resilience first
The G7 cybersecurity declaration links AI security, post-quantum migration, telecoms resilience, and software supply chain transparency to Europe’s widening cyber regulation and infrastructure agenda.
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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.