Regulation & Policy
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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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Bank warns on agentic AI risk
Sarah Breeden has warned that agentic AI could reshape cyber, payments, and market resilience, forcing financial institutions to revisit accountability and recovery.
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European ransomware puts suppliers under pressure
Black Kite says European ransomware incidents rose sharply in early 2026, with supplier compromise becoming a major route into affected organisations.
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ENISA moves Cybersecurity Reserve into procurement
ENISA’s open call for Cybersecurity Reserve services turns Europe’s emergency cyber response capacity into a concrete procurement and delivery issue.
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ENISA opens NIS2 maturity survey
ENISA has opened a new NIS360 survey cycle, giving authorities and high-criticality entities a benchmarked view of sector cyber maturity under NIS2.
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Cyber action delay leaves pledge exposed
The UK’s wider national cyber plan has reportedly slipped while a FTSE 350 pledge proceeds, leaving board-level resilience policy split across separate tracks.
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EU-US data deal faces independence test
noyb says a US Supreme Court ruling has weakened the FTC’s independence, putting a key enforcement pillar of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework under pressure.
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Pegasus breach reaches EU spyware oversight
Citizen Lab says a former MEP on the European Parliament’s spyware inquiry was infected with Pegasus, exposing fresh accountability concerns around surveillance, parliamentary confidentiality, and device assurance.
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UK cyber bill enters Lords scrutiny
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill has moved into the Lords, where scrutiny will test the UK’s expansion of cyber duties and supplier accountability.