Risk & governance
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France confronts tax systems’ cyber debt
France has acknowledged ageing and vulnerable government IT after its tax breach, accelerating authentication, detection, training, and an audit due in September.
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Poland’s old health breach raises reporting questions
Prosecutors have confirmed a separate 2024 incident involving MyDr and Poland’s health-entitlement system, raising questions over why central cyber and data authorities apparently did not know about it.
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North Korean workers scale fake hiring identities
A North Korean IT-worker cluster used at least 22 fabricated identities and applied to more than 1,100 companies, combining AI, remote access, and human facilitators.
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Slovakia warns of risks in traffic cameras
Slovakia’s security authority has identified serious remote-access and software-security risks in NERO R-ONE traffic cameras, pushing a public procurement dispute into questions of infrastructure and product assurance.
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CSDD leadership quits after Latvia data breach
Latvia’s road authority has lost its senior leadership after a breach exposed data linked to 1.2 million people and prompted an investigation into its cybersecurity arrangements.
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Resilience shouldn’t be a luxury item: why every organisation must prepare for frontier AI
Mark Molyneux, Field CTO North Europe at Commvault, examines how frontier AI could compress vulnerability response windows and why resilience operations should not depend on access to the most advanced models.
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Application risk climbs as software output accelerates
Sonatype research finds enterprise applications are accumulating more serious vulnerabilities even as remediation speeds up and AI-era software creation accelerates sharply.
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Cyberwar documentary starts global tour
Semperis is taking its feature-length cyberwar documentary on a 30-city screening tour after its Black Hat USA premiere, with stops across Europe and other major markets.
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AI gains collide with workflow governance fears
Perforce’s latest workflow survey finds strong AI productivity gains alongside persistent concerns over job security, content quality, compliance, and visibility into AI-generated changes.
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Medusa victim count passes 500
An updated US government advisory says Medusa ransomware actors had affected more than 500 victims by April 2026, while Microsoft documents rapid exploitation of exposed enterprise systems.