Regulation & Policy
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US indicts alleged bulletproof hosting operators
US prosecutors have unsealed charges against three Russian nationals and two companies accused of providing infrastructure used in cybercrime affecting international victims.
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UK expands public-sector vulnerability monitoring
UK Government Security says its Vulnerability Monitoring Service now covers more than 6,000 public-sector organisations and has expanded active scanning.
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UK adds cyber risks to national register
The UK has added cyber attacks on data, water, and police infrastructure to the National Risk Register, alongside digital resilience failure after CrowdStrike.
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Vastaamo hacker wanted after appeal fails
Finnish police have issued a wanted notice for Aleksanteri Kivimäki after the Supreme Court refused him leave to appeal his sentence in the Vastaamo case.
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EU sets cyber plan for advanced AI
The European Commission has set out an action plan linking advanced AI, cyber defence, model evaluation, and existing EU laws including NIS2, DORA, and the Cyber Resilience Act.
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Cyber resilience Bill advances in Lords
The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill has reached Lords second reading, extending debate around essential services, suppliers, reporting, and resilience.
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UK regulators begin cloud provider oversight
AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, and Oracle are the first critical third parties brought under direct UK financial-sector resilience oversight.
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ENISA turns CRA readiness towards SMEs
ENISA has published a Cyber Resilience Act maturity model for smaller organisations that manufacture, integrate, or support products with digital elements.
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EU sets plan for AI cyber risk
The European Commission’s plan links advanced AI, model evaluation, critical infrastructure protection, open-source security, and Europe’s cyber capability base.
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UK and EU sanction Russian cyber networks
The coordinated package targets Russian state-linked cyber operators, criminal proxies, Lumma Stealer actors, and information operations tied to attacks across Europe.




