Regulation & Policy
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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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Palo Alto and Deutsche Telekom bring sovereign SecOps to Europe
A new managed security operations service places European data control, key governance, support access, and auditability at the centre of regulated-sector cyber procurement.
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UK presses device makers on child safety
The UK Government says technology companies must introduce device-level controls to stop children taking, sharing, receiving, or viewing nude images, with legislation threatened if industry does not act.
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G7 sets cyber resilience priorities
The European Commission has backed a G7 cybersecurity declaration focused on post-quantum migration, AI security, telecoms resilience, SMEs, and software supply chain transparency.
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ENISA ties SBOM adoption to CRA
ENISA says the Cyber Resilience Act is accelerating SBOM adoption, moving software component transparency deeper into procurement, vulnerability management, supplier assurance, and product-risk governance.
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EU cyber package moves forward
EU telecoms ministers have advanced work on the Digital Networks Act and Cybersecurity Act 2, bringing infrastructure resilience, ENISA’s role, certification, ICT supply chain risk, and NIS2 simplification into scope.
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WhatsApp asks court to sanction NSO
Meta says WhatsApp disrupted NSO-linked spear-phishing attempts and is asking a US court to hold the spyware vendor in contempt of a permanent injunction.
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UK pushes device-level safety controls
The UK government has given Apple and Google three months to implement device-level nudity blocking for children, raising wider questions about endpoint controls, privacy, and platform accountability.
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G7 cyber declaration puts resilience first
The G7 cybersecurity declaration links AI security, post-quantum migration, telecoms resilience, and software supply chain transparency to Europe’s widening cyber regulation and infrastructure agenda.