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UK cyber resilience bill reaches decisive Commons stage
The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is moving through Parliament with proposed duties covering infrastructure, suppliers, datacentres, managed services, and digital dependencies.
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Novo Nordisk says cyber incident exposed trial data
Novo Nordisk has disclosed unauthorised access to internal IT systems, with copied non-public data including limited pseudonymised clinical trial information.
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ENISA tests EU transport cyber response
ENISA’s Cyber Europe 2026 exercise tested how European rail and maritime organisations would respond to cyber disruption affecting ports, freight, passenger services, and crisis coordination.
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SSEN joins European grid cyber group
SSEN Transmission’s ENCS membership links UK electricity network resilience with European OT security collaboration, testing, and knowledge sharing across critical energy infrastructure.
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Ofcom presses platforms on crisis content controls
The regulator has warned online services after Belfast unrest, placing crisis protocols, law enforcement channels, and illegal content controls under operational scrutiny.
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UK revises telecoms security code
The revised code updates technical guidance for public telecoms providers as state-linked threats, cloud adoption, automation, APIs, and network dependency reshape UK telecoms resilience.
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Chrome zero-day intensifies browser patch pressure
Google has fixed a V8 flaw exploited in the wild, making browser update discipline a live enterprise exposure rather than routine endpoint maintenance.
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Anthropic’s Fable 5 forces AI data governance questions
Anthropic’s guarded frontier model brings advanced software engineering capability to wider use while its retention policy and cyber safeguards create new enterprise governance decisions.
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Gogs flaw puts self-hosted Git servers at risk
Rapid7 says an authenticated command execution flaw in Gogs can expose private repositories, credentials, and development infrastructure where self-hosted Git is weakly governed.
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Datacentre equipment flaws expose uptime risk
Claroty research into UPS and HVAC equipment shows how datacentre resilience depends on cyber-physical systems that often sit outside normal security governance.