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Exein raises $270m for physical AI security
Rome-based Exein has raised $270 million at a $1.7 billion valuation as it expands embedded security technology for robots, vehicles, industrial systems, and other AI-enabled machines.
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Ukraine names Klymenko cyber coordination chief
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed National Security and Defence Council Secretary Ihor Klymenko to lead the country’s National Cybersecurity Coordination Center.
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European grid groups call for integrated resilience
European electricity bodies are calling for cyber, physical, operational, and supply risks to be managed together as digitalisation creates deeper dependencies across transmission and distribution networks.
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Ace & Tate confirms CEVA customer data theft
Ace & Tate says customer information was accessed and copied during a breach at logistics provider CEVA, expanding an incident first disclosed as a potential exposure in August.
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Cisco email gateway flaw exploited in attacks
Cisco has patched an actively exploited Secure Email Gateway vulnerability that can let unauthenticated attackers execute operating-system commands with root privileges.
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Iran-linked spyware targets dissidents and journalists
UK, US, and Dutch authorities have exposed an Iran-linked Windows spyware campaign targeting dissidents, activists, and journalists through highly tailored social engineering.
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UK cyber pledge reaches 149 signatories
PwC, DXC Technology and Toyota are among new signatories taking the UK’s voluntary Cyber Resilience Pledge to 149 organisations.
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UK smart meters begin post-quantum planning
The body governing Great Britain’s smart-metering infrastructure has established a dedicated working group to coordinate post-quantum cryptography preparations across the ecosystem.
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Thales launches UK-hosted cloud HSMs
Thales has launched UK-hosted cloud hardware security modules, keeping cryptographic-key operations and disaster recovery within Britain for organisations with sovereignty requirements.
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GOV.UK passkeys reach 23 million users
GOV.UK One Login is extending passkeys to more than 23 million users, moving a major government identity service away from password-dependent authentication.