Risk & governance
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SonicWall warns SMA flaws are exploited
SonicWall says two SMA 1000 vulnerabilities are being actively exploited and is urging customers to upgrade, investigate, and reset credentials where needed.
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UK expands public-sector vulnerability monitoring
UK Government Security says its Vulnerability Monitoring Service now covers more than 6,000 public-sector organisations and has expanded active scanning.
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UK adds cyber risks to national register
The UK has added cyber attacks on data, water, and police infrastructure to the National Risk Register, alongside digital resilience failure after CrowdStrike.
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Vastaamo hacker wanted after appeal fails
Finnish police have issued a wanted notice for Aleksanteri Kivimäki after the Supreme Court refused him leave to appeal his sentence in the Vastaamo case.
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EU sets cyber plan for advanced AI
The European Commission has set out an action plan linking advanced AI, cyber defence, model evaluation, and existing EU laws including NIS2, DORA, and the Cyber Resilience Act.
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France attributes Turla espionage to Russia’s FSB
French cyber authorities say Turla activity targeting French ministries, diplomatic, defence, justice, and technology organisations is operated by Centre 16 of Russia’s FSB.
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Microsoft Kerberos change creates outage risk
Microsoft’s July 2026 Windows updates remove Audit mode for Kerberos RC4 hardening, raising authentication failure risk in legacy-dependent environments.
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Progress ShareFile shutdown exposes hybrid risk
Progress told ShareFile Storage Zone Controller customers to shut down affected servers while it investigated a credible external security threat.
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Bank warns on frontier AI cyber risk
The Bank of England says frontier AI could increase cyber and operational risks to UK financial stability by accelerating vulnerability discovery and exploitation.
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NCA charges five over Russian Coms
The National Crime Agency says Russian Coms enabled criminals to disguise scam calls as banks, telecoms companies, and law enforcement agencies.