Three London councils sharing IT infrastructure have been hit by a major cybersecurity incident believed to be ransomware. Core services including phone lines and reporting systems remain down as investigations continue with national crime and cybersecurity agencies.
President Trump is considering an executive order that would challenge state AI regulations through lawsuits and funding cuts. The order specifically targets recently enacted laws in California and Colorado requiring AI transparency. Big Tech groups have been lobbying against what they call a “patch
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre is sunsetting two popular external attack surface management tools that have helped organizations scan for vulnerabilities since 2017. Current users need to find replacements before the March 31 2026 deadline as the agency shifts resources to other initiatives
Federal cybersecurity agencies issue emergency guidance for securing Microsoft Exchange servers as threat actors continue targeting vulnerable systems. The recommendations come amid government shutdown challenges and persistent attacks.
The Department of Homeland Security has finalized rules requiring biometric facial scans for all noncitizens both entering and exiting the United States. The controversial policy eliminates age exemptions and allows data retention for up to 75 years, raising significant privacy and accuracy concerns
America’s cybersecurity momentum has reversed for the first time in five years, with only 35% of key recommendations fully implemented. Critical agencies face staffing and funding shortages that undermine national security capabilities.
America’s cybersecurity defenses are deteriorating after years of progress, according to the latest assessment from the U.S. Cyberspace Solarium Commission. The watchdog group’s 2025 report indicates that policy momentum has not only slowed but actually reversed, with officials blaming Trump-era workforce reductions and budget cuts for undermining critical infrastructure protection.
Nearly two-thirds of companies face operational disruptions from regulatory and tariff uncertainty, according to new research. Executives report widespread planning difficulties and investment delays as they adapt sourcing and cash flow strategies.
Corporate resilience is being tested by escalating tariff pressures and regulatory shifts, with 65% of firms reporting operational disruptions tied to uncertainty, according to recent executive surveys. Among companies experiencing high levels of regulatory flux, that figure rises to 83%, sources indicate. The findings from 60 C-suite executives show that 61% face long-term planning difficulties while 45% have delayed or canceled investments.
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