Risk & governance
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Anthropic suspension exposes AI dependency
A US directive forced Anthropic to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for foreign nationals, exposing dependency risk around frontier AI security tools.
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France sets a deadline for quantum-safe security
ANSSI’s certification shift moves post-quantum cryptography into procurement, supplier assurance, and long-term infrastructure planning for products used in sensitive environments.
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UK tests AI in cyber defence
A UK government pilot found 407 security findings across nine organisations using frontier AI models, showing defensive potential and governance pressure.
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UK social ban tests age assurance
The UK government plans to block major social media platforms from serving under-16s, creating a major compliance and identity challenge.
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Zurich deal reshapes specialty risk market
Zurich’s proposed acquisition of Beazley would create a UK-headquartered specialty insurance leader with consequences for cyber insurance capacity and underwriting.
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Moxa fix leaves encryption gap
Moxa has disclosed an incomplete remediation affecting industrial computers, where invasive physical access could still expose LUKS disk encryption keys.
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Naxclow IoT flaws lack a fix
INCIBE has warned of critical Naxclow IoT platform vulnerabilities affecting device identity, control traffic, credential exposure, and unauthorised access.
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Siemens bulletin tests industrial patch discipline
Siemens’ June industrial security bulletin covers critical and high-severity flaws across automation, networking, HMI, engineering, and operational technology products.
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Finland tests accountability for cable damage
Finnish prosecutors have charged two ship officers over alleged Baltic subsea cable damage, bringing telecoms resilience, maritime risk, and jurisdiction into court.
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Council of Europe probes data theft claims
The Council of Europe is investigating ShinyHunters’ claims of a large data theft involving internal records, with the scale and contents still unconfirmed.