Risk & governance
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Russian phishing targets Signal recovery keys
US agencies warn Russian intelligence-linked actors are soliciting Signal backup recovery keys, shifting secure messaging risk towards account recovery, user verification, and communications governance.
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Oracle E-Business Suite flaw exploited
Reported exploitation of a critical Oracle E-Business Suite flaw has put patch latency, payment workflows, and internet-exposed enterprise applications back under scrutiny.
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NCSC warns AI is compressing cyber risk
The NCSC and Five Eyes partners have warned that AI is changing cyber risk on a timeline of months, increasing pressure on organisations to test control performance.
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Accenture builds OT security platform
Accenture’s planned Dragos, runZero, and NetRise deals point to consolidation around OT security, asset visibility, firmware risk, and critical infrastructure procurement.
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ICO complaints duty comes into force
UK organisations must now meet new legal requirements for handling data protection complaints, adding process discipline to privacy, cyber, and customer evidence trails.
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Network Rail faces email threat pressure
Freedom of information data reported by ITPro shows Network Rail blocked more than 7.1 million malicious emails in four months, reflecting persistent pressure on UK transport infrastructure.
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EU funds submarine cable resilience hubs
The European Commission is funding new Baltic and Mediterranean cable hubs and a €40 million repair-capacity call as undersea infrastructure moves higher up Europe’s resilience agenda.
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EU targets AWS and Azure under DMA
The European Commission’s preliminary move to bring AWS and Azure under the Digital Markets Act brings cloud concentration, enterprise dependency, and infrastructure switching into regulatory focus.
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Operation Endgame disrupts malware infrastructure
European authorities have disrupted SocGholish, StealC, and Amadey infrastructure, targeting malware services used for initial access, credential theft, and follow-on cybercrime.
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Tata breach tests supplier controls
Reuters reports that Tata Electronics has tightened internal access controls after a data breach involving claims of leaked Apple, Tesla, TSMC, and Qualcomm material.