Cyberattack
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Mythos, Project Glasswing, and regulating catastrophic risk caused by AI models
Is Claude Mythos Preview really that good, and what legal restrictions are possible or appropriate for these models?
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FCA confirms new incident and third-party rules after cyberattacks
Regulator says new rules will make existing incident and third-party reporting clearer, more consistent, and easier for firms to follow.
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Backed into a corner: Why pressure on Iran is expanding its options
The conflict in the Gulf is more than a security event; it is a live stress test of risk management. Ben Todd offers six steps for organizations operating in the region.
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Sportadmin gets SKr 6m fine for lacking IT security
Personal data of a large part of Sweden’s population was leaked on the darknet following an attack on the company in January 2025.
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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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UK cyberattacks led to record insurance payouts in 2024
UK government and insurers urge businesses not to ignore cyber risks, as major retailers try to recover from a string of costly cyber attacks this year.
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Cascading risk and mitigation lessons stemming from the AWS outage
Organizations are threaded together in a web of digital infrastructure. It sounds pretty until something gets stuck. Our experts weigh in on strategies that can stem the fallout.
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Cyber incident response and compliance with DORA
A consideration of the expectations and processes to follow should an in-scope entity, (including banks, assets managers, and insurers), suffer a cyberattack.