Risk & governance
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Revolut data exposed through fake requests
Revolut disclosed sensitive customer information after receiving fraudulent requests through an email domain associated with a legitimate government agency, exposing risk inside trusted disclosure workflows.
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Phishing study challenges click-rate metrics
A 12-month dataset covering more than 123,000 users suggests falling phishing click rates can conceal credential exposure and weak reporting behaviour when simulation difficulty is ignored.
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Seed Capital raises €130m Nordic fund
Copenhagen investor Seed Capital has closed a €130 million fund that formally adds cybersecurity and resilience to its investment focus while expanding beyond Denmark across the Nordic market.
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UK reassesses 18 of 72 critical systems
The UK government says 18 of 72 critical systems highlighted by the NAO have since been reassessed, leaving a wider question over remediation progress across the remaining estate.
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Surfshark test server exposed engineering credentials
Surfshark says a misconfigured internal test server exposed engineering material and build-related credentials, although it found no impact on user data, production systems, or VPN services.
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Digital footprints improve cyber claim prediction
Gallagher Re and KYND research suggests the complexity of an organisation’s internet-facing technology estate can improve cyber-claim prediction when combined with traditional underwriting data.
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Huntress extends channel push into Africa
Huntress has expanded its distribution relationship with QBS into Africa, starting in South Africa and selected sub-Saharan markets through local resellers and managed service providers.
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Apricorn drive gains FIPS 140-3 validation
NIST has validated Apricorn’s Aegis Secure Key 3.0 at FIPS 140-3 Level 3, moving the encrypted USB device onto the latest federal cryptographic standard.
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Keepit says recurring revenue passes $100m
Danish SaaS backup provider Keepit says annual recurring revenue has passed $100 million as it pushes immutable backup infrastructure into enterprise AI-data governance.
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SecureSky buys London data-security startup Soveren
SecureSky has acquired London-based Soveren, adding data discovery and classification technology to a platform that already spans exposure management and managed detection.