NIS2 audit deadline looms: EU leaders face personal liability in 2026
A new guide from Passwork highlights that EU senior management can be held personally accountable for NIS2 compliance gaps as national audits begin in late 2026.
Breaches, offensive and defensive AI, and surveillance.
A new guide from Passwork highlights that EU senior management can be held personally accountable for NIS2 compliance gaps as national audits begin in late 2026.
A BleepingComputer webinar will walk through actual Google Workspace intrusions, focusing on social engineering, malicious OAuth apps, and early incident response decisions.
New advisory guidance from the PCI Security Standards Council sets baseline expectations for governing AI in payment environments, including explicit human sign-off for agent actions involving cardholder data.
Researchers found 8,547 internet-facing systems at wind and solar parks across Europe, many with control access.
A published exploit for a pre-authentication heap overflow in AnyDesk Linux can give attackers root access, yet the vendor has not assigned a CVE or issued an advisory.
A new report finds that while human identity security is maturing, AI agent identities remain largely unmanaged, creating a structural gap.
Microsoft will stop delivering security updates to unsupported Windows versions once a certificate rotation takes effect next year, leaving those devices exposed.
A flaw in GoBalance, a Tor load balancer, exposes long-term .onion master keys from public data, forcing affected dark-web sites to migrate.
A guilty plea reveals the scale of money mule networks that move illicit funds for cybercriminals.
A hands-on look at Proton's open-source alias service shows how disposable email addresses can limit spam and tracking.
Enterprises face another large Microsoft patch load while post-EOS Office updates add migration and support confusion.
The FBI's arrest of a suspected ShinyHunters operative and a Pentagon data center compromise highlight overlooked security stories.
Security programs that stop at the office leave executives exposed through relatives who may be the weakest link in the chain.
The Zio Patch maker says hackers stole personal and insurance data from third-party business apps via social engineering, though clinical systems were untouched.
A new DarkSword variant cuts its footprint, steals keychain and crypto-wallet data on the device, and adds two-way command-and-control.
The FBI announced another arrest tied to the ShinyHunters group as it responds to a breach that exposed sensitive data on nearly all employees.
The hacktivist group confirms a long-running intrusion into Moscow's healthcare system, disputing the timeline reported by Russian cybersecurity firm Solar.
AI agents can misuse valid credentials to act beyond their assigned permissions, so organisations need agent-specific access policies.