Chinese Hackers Exploit Microsoft Flaw to Target US Nuclear Weapons Design Group Microsoft has issued a critical warning about Chinese state-backed hackers exploiting security flaws in its software to target US nuclear weapons design group. This alarming revelation sheds light on the growing threat of cyber attacks and the need for robust cybersecurity measures in […]
Italian defence firms hit by suspected Indian state-backed hackers
Italian Defence Firms Face Cyber Threats from Suspected Indian State-Backed Hackers Italian defence firms have recently found themselves in the crosshairs of a sophisticated cyber-attack orchestrated by a suspected Indian hacking group. Researchers have uncovered a series of targeted attacks aimed at infiltrating Italy’s defence sector, raising concerns about the security of sensitive information and […]
UK plans new laws to tackle undersea cable sabotage
UK Plans New Laws to Tackle Undersea Cable Sabotage As geopolitical tensions mount beneath the waves, the UK is racing to future-proof its defence laws against unseen threats lurking in the deep. The importance of undersea cables cannot be overstated in today’s interconnected world. These cables carry over 97% of global communications, including internet data, […]
NATO summit overshadowed by cyber threats
The Impact of Cyber Threats on the NATO Summit The recent NATO summit has been a pivotal event for global security, bringing together leaders from member countries to discuss pressing issues and strategic alliances. However, amidst the discussions on defense budgets, military cooperation, and geopolitical challenges, there is a looming shadow that threatens to disrupt […]
NCSC issues new guidance for EU cybersecurity rules
NCSC Issues New Guidance for EU Cybersecurity Rules The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has recently released new guidance to address the expanded cybersecurity requirements and penalties introduced by the Network and Information Systems (NIS2) directive in the European Union. This directive aims to enhance the overall cybersecurity posture of EU member states by imposing […]
Breaking down the OEWG’s legacy: Hits, misses, and unfinished business
Breaking down the OEWG’s legacy: Hits, misses, and unfinished business The Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG) on cybersecurity, operating from 2019 to 2025, was a pivotal player in shaping global dialogues and policies concerning digital security. However, the critical question lingers – did it truly deliver on its promises? As external experts provide their evaluations of […]
Cyberattack on Nova Scotia Power exposes sensitive data of 280,000 customers
Cyberattack on Nova Scotia Power Exposes Sensitive Data of 280,000 Customers Nova Scotia Power, a prominent utility company in Canada, recently fell victim to a ransomware attack, putting the sensitive information of approximately 280,000 customers at risk. This incident sheds light on the increasing threats of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure and highlights the urgent need […]
India unveils AI incident reporting guidelines for critical infrastructure
India Unveils AI Incident Reporting Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure India is making significant strides in the realm of artificial intelligence safety, positioning itself as a global leader in the field. Recently, the country unveiled a groundbreaking framework that has the potential to quietly reshape how nations around the world prepare for algorithmic failures within critical […]
Trump Executive Order revises US cyber policy and sanctions scope
Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cyber Policy: What You Need to Know In a significant move, President Donald Trump recently signed an Executive Order that has the potential to reshape the landscape of cybersecurity in the United States. This order brings about crucial revisions to the existing US cyber policy, with a particular focus on […]
NTIA to call for streamlined FCC submarine cable rules
NTIA Urges FCC to Streamline Submarine Cable Rules, Maintain 25-Year License, and Enhance Security and Investment Protection The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is making waves in the telecommunications industry by calling for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to streamline regulations governing submarine cables. The NTIA’s push for regulatory reform is aimed at fostering […]