News
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Seed Capital raises €130m Nordic fund
Copenhagen investor Seed Capital has closed a €130 million fund that formally adds cybersecurity and resilience to its investment focus while expanding beyond Denmark across the Nordic market.
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EU connected-product data rule starts applying
Connected products placed on the EU market after 12 September 2026 must meet a Data Act design obligation making relevant product and service data accessible to users by default.
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Fortaegis raises $50m for secure compute
Amsterdam-based Fortaegis has raised $50 million to commercialise hardware-rooted security technology aimed at defence, telecoms, data centres, autonomous systems, and other sensitive computing environments.
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UK reassesses 18 of 72 critical systems
The UK government says 18 of 72 critical systems highlighted by the NAO have since been reassessed, leaving a wider question over remediation progress across the remaining estate.
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Critical SAP flaws expose core business systems
SAP patched two critical unauthenticated flaws in its kernel and NetWeaver Message Server, while researchers say neither has been observed in active exploitation.
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Check Point VPN flaws expose perimeter systems
Check Point has patched two critical VPN flaws that can permit unauthenticated remote code execution, with CERT-EU urging rapid remediation of internet-facing and perimeter appliances.
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Surfshark test server exposed engineering credentials
Surfshark says a misconfigured internal test server exposed engineering material and build-related credentials, although it found no impact on user data, production systems, or VPN services.
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France warns of widespread Metabase compromises
CERT-FR says it knows of numerous compromises of vulnerable Metabase deployments, escalating a month-old SQL injection flaw into an active incident concern for self-hosted analytics systems.
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AI-assisted PaperCut campaign hits 59 UK organisations
GreyNoise says AI agents helped an attacker compromise 440 PaperCut instances across 48 countries, including 59 UK victims, as new maintenance releases replace emergency patches.
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Digital footprints improve cyber claim prediction
Gallagher Re and KYND research suggests the complexity of an organisation’s internet-facing technology estate can improve cyber-claim prediction when combined with traditional underwriting data.