Palantir: Can anyone else do what it does?

Palantir is a US defence-intelligence company, born from the CIA’s venture arm that now operates inside the UK public sector. We examine the claim that its technology does what... Read more »

Scattered Spider hackers sentenced over TfL attack

Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair, the hackers behind the 2024 TfL cyber attack, have been sentenced to five-year prison terms at Woolwich Crown Court Read more »

Chaotic July Patch Tuesday threatens to overwhelm defenders

Another mammoth Patch Tuesday update, likely topping 600 flaws in total, sends defenders into the weeds. Read more »

Reeves speaks up about UK sovereign AI

The UK government has ambitions to build out its own AI capabilities, but its plans are stumped by high datacentre power costs Read more »

CW@60: An adventure into cyber security

Cyber security expert Rik Ferguson charts an unlikely career from The Hobbit through childhood thespianism to the cutting edge of cyber defence Read more »

Made in Spain: Surveillance tech banned in EU booms in India

From Delhi to Jaipur, India is rolling out facial-recognition technology to monitor millions of its citizens. Investigate Europe has found that behind much of the software is Spanish company... Read more »

AI impacting stress levels among cyber professionals

AI is impacting the day-to-day careers of cyber security pros in regard to stress levels, but respondents to an ISC2 data-gathering exercise are split over whether or not their... Read more »

Cyber body Crest launches AI security charter

Crest’s industry-backed AI charter commits signatories to supporting responsible AI adoption and aims to foster trust in AI-enabled security services. Read more »

UK and EU impose sanctions on hacking groups linked to Kremlin

Hackers linked to Russian intelligence behind attack on Poland’s energy infrastructure, theft of credentials and using vulnerable routers to attack critical national infrastructure   Read more »

Why legal control beats location in data sovereignty

US law can access global data via providers, making local data residency insufficient. Businesses must prioritise true jurisdictional control over “sovereignty washing” marketing Read more »
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