As Russia ramps up its Internet censorship with advanced tech and legal power, millions of citizens scramble for new ways to access the open web. Will state control or digital resistance win out?
A Supreme Court ruling in Italy declares that being duped by phishing isn't an automatic excuse for workers—especially those in sensitive roles. The landmark case, involving a fired accountant, spotlights the rising stakes of human error in workplace cybersecurity.
March 2026 brought a record 38 cybersecurity M&A deals, with tech titans and startups alike racing to acquire AI-native, quantum-resilient, and agentic security platforms. Google, Zurich, Airbus, and others are reshaping the global cyber defense landscape.
A ransomware attack has shaken UK retailer jbrandcouk, highlighting the growing threat to the retail industry and the devastating consequences of cyber extortion.
A critical misconfiguration in OpenAI's Codex app server exposes organizations to remote command execution. This investigative feature explores how a lack of authentication, rather than a software flaw, could allow attackers to compromise entire networks.
A ransomware siege has brought Neukölln Hospital in Berlin to a standstill, forcing staff to revert to manual operations and raising urgent questions about cybersecurity in healthcare.
Nearly 80% of UK manufacturers have suffered cyber incidents in the last year, causing severe business disruption and financial losses. ESET's report urges the sector to elevate cybersecurity from IT to boardroom priority.
GDPR promised real accountability for how organizations handle personal data. But our investigation finds a widening gap between compliance paperwork and true privacy protection, especially as AI systems outpace explanation and regulators struggle to keep up.
Biomarketing is revolutionizing how brands engage with consumers, using real-time physiological data from wearables and biosensors to personalize experiences, foster loyalty, and target emotional 'love times'—but at the cost of new privacy challenges.
Non-EU tech giants control over 70% of Europe’s cloud market, sparking urgent debates about digital sovereignty. This feature investigates the risks of foreign cloud dependence, Europe’s countermeasures, and the promise of open source and hybrid solutions.