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FCA warns AI could amplify cyber risk
The Mills Review says AI could reshape retail financial services by 2030 while increasing fraud, cyber security, consumer harm, and concentration risks.
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NHS warns on Citrix exploitation
NHS England Digital says exploitation of a Citrix NetScaler flaw is active, with further attacks assessed as almost certain after public proof of concept code.
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France readies food sector for cyber crisis
ANSSI has published a cyber crisis exercise kit for the agri-food sector, pushing preparation beyond IT teams and into operational continuity planning.
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French regulators tighten finance cyber coordination
ANSSI, ACPR, and the Banque de France have signed a new agreement covering cyber incidents, crisis management, controls, and threat led penetration testing.
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EU weighs AI cyber strategy
MEPs are pressing the Commission on AI and cybersecurity proposals as Brussels considers how NIS2, ENISA powers, certification, and ICT supply chain rules should evolve.
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Dutch NIS2 law nears August start
The Netherlands is moving its Cyberbeveiligingswet through its final parliamentary stage, putting more than 8,000 organisations on notice for new cyber duties.
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Nidec ransomware tests manufacturing resilience
Nidec has disclosed ransomware damage at a Taiwanese subsidiary, with production, shipping, information leakage, and financial impact still under investigation.
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Ransomware groups link supply chain theft
Sophos says Vect and TeamPCP have created an operational pipeline from open-source supply chain compromise to ransomware deployment.
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JadePuffer makes agentic ransomware concrete
Sysdig says JadePuffer used an LLM-driven agent to conduct database extortion after exploiting Langflow and chaining routine techniques at speed.
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FortiBleed turns credentials into ransomware risk
Fortinet says the reported FortiBleed activity involves credential reuse and weak authentication, while researchers warn stolen FortiGate access is circulating at scale.