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UK’s Online Safety Act: Implications for global digital services
A defining feature of the Online Safety Act is its extraterritorial application: a service need not be established in the UK to fall within its scope.
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200 Swedish municipalities and regions affected in ransomware attack
About 80% of Sweden’s municipalities use the hacked system supplier Miljödata.
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Lessons from a phishing scam posing as SEC information gathering
After tracking a phishing campaign impersonating the SEC, SEC3 Compliance share what they have learned so far and offer tips on how to avoid being scammed.
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Hacking concerns grow as Microsoft servers are targeted by Chinese groups
News comes as cyber security agencies and regulators are struggling to deal with the evolving nature of cyber threats from abroad.
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ASIC takes Fortnum Private Wealth to court over alleged cybersecurity failures
Regulator sends signal of intent with allegation that cybersecurity policies, frameworks, systems and controls were inadequate.
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New measures to ban UK institutions from paying ransom to hackers
The measures are intended to protect public services.
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You must be this tall to click: The Online Safety Act and age-appropriate access
Failure to comply can lead to fines of up to £18m ($24.3m) or 10% of global turnover.
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Benchmarking cybersecurity investments in the EU electricity sector
By promoting a consistent and data-driven approach to investment evaluation, ACER’s Guide will enable regulators and industry stakeholders to work collaboratively.