Risk & governance
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SSEN joins European grid cyber group
SSEN Transmission’s ENCS membership links UK electricity network resilience with European OT security collaboration, testing, and knowledge sharing across critical energy infrastructure.
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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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Chrome zero-day intensifies browser patch pressure
Google has fixed a V8 flaw exploited in the wild, making browser update discipline a live enterprise exposure rather than routine endpoint maintenance.
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Anthropic’s Fable 5 forces AI data governance questions
Anthropic’s guarded frontier model brings advanced software engineering capability to wider use while its retention policy and cyber safeguards create new enterprise governance decisions.
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Datacentre equipment flaws expose uptime risk
Claroty research into UPS and HVAC equipment shows how datacentre resilience depends on cyber-physical systems that often sit outside normal security governance.
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ANSSI puts G7 Evian summit on cyber alert
France’s cyber agency is supporting G7 summit preparations as major diplomatic events remain exposed to espionage, destabilisation, extortion, and denial-of-service activity.
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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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SAP patches critical NetWeaver flaws
SAP’s June security patch day includes critical NetWeaver, Commerce Cloud, and Data Hub flaws, led by a 9.9-rated SAML authentication issue in NetWeaver AS ABAP.
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Microsoft repos restored after GitHub removals
Microsoft-owned GitHub repositories were temporarily removed while potential malicious content was investigated, disrupting Azure Functions deployment workflows and exposing CI/CD dependency risk.