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Court dismisses UK government’s bid to keep details of Apple case private
The Court has said disclosing bare details of the case does not pose a threat to UK national security.
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Why endpoint anomaly detection needs a revolution
Despite advancements in leveraging cloud-based analysis for swift threat identification and response, the industry has largely stagnated in one critical area: true anomaly detection.
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FCC reaches $13m settlement with AT&T for vendor data breach
Threat actors obtained customer data by breaching the cloud environment of a former vendor.
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AI and cloud computing firms to be required to file cyber protection reports
The US government wants to know through disclosures how technology is being protected from misuse by foreign adversaries.
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Interview: Gaurav Bhalla on data storage and data localization laws in India
Gaurav Bhalla, a technology and data protection lawyer at Ahlawat & Associates, discusses data sovereignty and compliance.
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CSRB says Microsoft security culture ‘inadequate’ after US government systems breached
Cyber Safety Review Board’s scathing report on intrusion of Microsoft systems by threat actor linked with China.
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Mayorkas: We must guard against hackers targeting our infrastructure
US Homeland Security chief’s call for companies to bake stronger cybersecurity into products leads our infosec wrap.
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Podcast: Dr Katarzyna Parchimowicz on DORA
Dr Katarzyna Parchimowicz told GRIP about why the Digital Operational Resilience Act – DORA – is becoming applicable in 2025 and what it means for firms that could be designated as critical third party providers.