News
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Bulgaria faces surveillance export scrutiny
Human Rights Watch says Bulgarian authorities licensed exports of surveillance technology to governments with records of repression, exposing weaknesses in Europe’s cyber-surveillance controls.
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Databricks deal pushes security lakehouse model
Databricks has agreed to acquire Panther, extending its push into security operations as AI, data scale, and SIEM costs reshape enterprise detection and response.
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Rockwell advisories expose OT patching pressure
CISA has published several Rockwell Automation advisories, including flaws affecting controllers and industrial software, highlighting the operational challenge of patching industrial systems.
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Copilot flaw exposes AI data risk
Varonis says Microsoft patched a critical Copilot vulnerability chain that could have allowed sensitive Microsoft 365 data to be extracted through a crafted link.
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Fortinet campaign revives edge credential risk
Fortinet says a credential-harvesting campaign is targeting firewall and VPN devices, exposing how old access data and edge infrastructure remain live enterprise risk.
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Oracle PeopleSoft exploit exposes enterprise platforms
Oracle has issued an emergency alert for a critical PeopleSoft flaw after active exploitation linked to ShinyHunters, exposing risk in long-lived enterprise HR, finance, and education platforms.
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NCSC warns state actors dominate critical attacks
The NCSC says hostile states are linked to around three-quarters of incidents affecting UK critical systems, placing resilience and accountability at the centre of national cyber policy.
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EU warns digital gaps threaten 2030 targets
The Commission’s 2026 Digital Decade report says Europe has made progress, but structural gaps in infrastructure, skills, public services, and business digitalisation remain.
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ENISA meeting puts AI access in focus
ENISA’s planned meeting with Anthropic comes as European cyber agencies confront access, assurance, and dependency issues around powerful AI models used in security work.
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France moves spy analytics away from Palantir
France’s DGSI is moving sensitive analytics work from Palantir to ChapsVision, bringing sovereignty, migration risk, and security-critical procurement into practical focus.