Thales announced the launch of its Operational Technology Extended Detection and Response (OT XDR) capability in the UK, designed to help organisations protect critical infrastructure by gaining a unified view of cyber risk across both IT and operational technology (OT)…
Top dog: Hyundai to deploy Boston Dynamics robot dogs for FIFA World Cup 2026 security
Hyundai Motor Group will provide robot dogs for the FIFA World Cup 2026, marking one of the most visible deployments of robotics yet at a global sporting event. In an official campaign document titled “Next Starts Now”, the company says…
A high press on cyber threats: securing the 2026 football world championship
With the 2026 Football World Championship kicking off next week (11th June), North America will host the world’s best footballing talent as 48 nations compete for the coveted trophy before a global audience of more than six billion fans. But,…
Asimily Segmentation Orchestration automates network policy for IoT, OT, and IoMT security teams
Asimily launched Segmentation Orchestration. For the first time, connected-device risk intelligence automatically flows directly into enforceable network policy without manual translation. No other solution on the market combines complete asset visibility, vulnerability prioritisation, and segmentation orchestration within a single platform…
euNetworks launches quantum-safe private connectivity service
Adtran and euNetworks announced their collaboration on the launch of a new quantum-safe private connectivity service, Quantum Shield. euNetworks has developed Quantum Shield using Adtran’s optical transport technology to augment its broader architecture, which is designed to deliver secure, scalable…
Iranian-linked hackers target US gas station IoT fuel tank gauges in latest critical infrastructure breach
Iranian-linked hackers are believed to have targeted internet-connected fuel tank gauges at US petrol stations, in what security researchers describe as the latest example of long-standing industrial IoT vulnerabilities being exploited within critical infrastructure. According to CNN, US officials suspect…
SDR spoofing triggers rail “hackjacking” fears after Taiwan high-speed network disruption
On Taiwan’s high-speed rail network, delays are rare enough to be operationally notable. So when three Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp (THSRC) services were halted for 48 minutes during the Qingming holiday period, the incident was immediately escalated and investigated…
AI-powered cyberattack could spark global financial crisis
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a warning that increasingly sophisticated AI-driven cyberattacks could threaten the stability of the global financial system, raising concerns among regulators, banks and governments worldwide. In a new report, the IMF warned that major…
World Password Day 2026 exposes how AI is accelerating IoT identity risk
Cybersecurity leaders are using World Password Day to highlight a growing shift away from password-centric security, as AI-driven attacks make it easier to steal credentials across increasingly connected IoT environments. They say that, rather than changing how passwords are broken,…
Enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they can govern them
New UK industry analysis from Ping Identity has revealed that enterprises are adopting autonomous AI agents at a pace that far outstrips their ability to secure and govern them, creating what experts describe as a rapidly escalating organisational risk. According…
