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EU begins enforcing AI Act rules
EU authorities have begun enforcing the AI Act as transparency requirements take effect for interactive systems, deepfakes, and AI-generated content.
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academy+ brings cyber training into Staff Skills
academy+ will offer Bob’s Business awareness training and phishing simulation through its Staff Skills course hub as UK training gaps persist.
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FlashStart expands DNS-layer protection
FlashStart 2026 adds DNS-layer malware protection, service-provider APIs, microservices architecture, and data sovereignty features for enterprises and managed providers.
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Huntress passes $250m as MSP security scales
Huntress says it now protects 270,000 businesses, deepening its role in managed security delivery for smaller organisations and the MSP channel.
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EY tax support breach exposes client data
A breach involving a third-party support platform used by EY tax teams exposed personal and financial information held in tickets and documents.
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AI test escape reaches Hugging Face systems
OpenAI and Hugging Face say a model evaluation incident crossed from a constrained test environment into real infrastructure and internal datasets.
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Business texting faces tougher Ofcom controls
Ofcom’s new mobile messaging rules place stronger duties on operators and aggregators to block scam messages and control sender ID abuse.
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Russian zero-click campaign targets Zimbra mail
The NCSC and international partners say Russian state-supported actors used a Zimbra zero-click exploit to steal email data from Western organisations.
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Financial resilience rests on shared suppliers
The FCA says 27% of incidents reported by firms in 2025 were tied to third parties, with cyber involved in more than a third of those cases.
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UK education and police support data stolen
Hackers have claimed data from Department for Education and Police National Legal Database-linked systems, exposing public-sector contact records and staff details.