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UK government launches “lock the door” campaign against cybercrime
While larger businesses have more resources and are taking steps to protect themselves, the new campaign is aimed at owners of small and medium-sized businesses.
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Federal agencies given 18 months to remove unsupported edge devices
CISA order signals ramping up of response to nation-state-initiated attacks.
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Protecting minors a priority on Safer Internet Day
Police and corporations say they are taking measures to shield young users from harmful content.
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OPINION: Yet another British FBI – reform or reinventing the wheel?
Tony McClements asks if the UK government is implicitly admitting that the National Crime Agency is no longer fit for purpose, or that the Serious Fraud Office is surplus to requirements.
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Europol issues critical roadmap for “quantum-proofing” global finance
Risk-based framework to help FIs identify which of their systems must be upgraded first to defend against the future threat of quantum computers.
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UK announces cyber action plan to tackle threats to public services
Ministers believe investing in cybersecurity apparatus is necessary to protect the UK against threats from state and non-state actors at home and abroad.
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GRIP Forecast 2026 – Cybersecurity and the Cloud
The GRIP team assesses cybersecurity and the threat landscape for 2026.
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Human on the hook: Cybersecurity lessons from the AI Summit NY
Speakers at the AI event reminded us that cybercriminals can weaponize anything, so it’s not the tool itself that poses the risk. But that doesn’t mean downplaying AI’s unique risks.