News
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ENISA maps Europe’s cyber dependency risk
ENISA’s 2026 threat landscape puts ransomware, geopolitical activity, and shared digital dependencies at the centre of a European threat environment concentrated heavily on essential and important organisations.
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Ransomware disrupts Windows through Group Policy
Kaspersky has documented an attack that used Active Directory Group Policy to disrupt an entire Windows domain without encrypting files on its workstations.
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Dragos closes runZero and NetRise acquisitions
Dragos has completed its runZero and NetRise acquisitions after Accenture’s majority investment, expanding from OT security into asset discovery and software supply-chain visibility.
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RNLI warns supporters after supplier breach
The RNLI has written to supporters warning that information held by Beacon CRM may have been taken during the supplier’s July cyber incident.
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Craneware resets outlook after cyber incident
Craneware has reset FY27 revenue expectations to about $185 million while remediation, customer notification, and regulatory work continue after July’s data breach.
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UK defence sets continuous software assurance model
UK defence has published a methodology for replacing static software approval evidence with continuous, traceable assurance based on the current state of systems.
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Belgian federation disputes cyber breach claims
Belgium’s AFTT says current checks do not support claims that its results infrastructure or private contact data were compromised, while a separate gymnastics breach remains confirmed.
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Switzerland plans post-quantum security centre
WISeKey, SEALSQ, and the Canton of Jura have signed an MoU for a proposed CHF40–60 million semiconductor and post-quantum cybersecurity centre.
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Swiss cyber-unit inquiry leaves criminal questions open
A Swiss inquiry says earlier intelligence cyber-unit recommendations have largely been implemented, while unresolved questions about historic network-data sharing remain with federal prosecutors.
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Google fined €403m over location data
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million after finding GDPR failures across three services that processed users’ location information.