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ETSI Proposes 17 Cybersecurity Standards to Support Cyber Resilience Act

The European Telecommunications Standards Institute has launched an approval process for standards vendors will have to meet under the Cyber Resilienc...

Philip R. Lane: The rise in defence spending and the euro area economy

SafePal Data Breach Hits Tens of Thousands of Customers

Nearly 40,000 customers of hardware wallet provider SafePal have been impacted by a data breach

How QR-code phishing can slip past corporate security measures

Quishing has become a popular alternative to traditional phishing. Here’s how businesses can close the gap.

South Korean troops fire warning shots at North’s forces crossing border

South Korean troops recently fired warning shots at North Korean soldiers crossing the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) on the eastern front, Seoul’s J...

What Have We Learned from the 9/11 Wars? Not Nearly Enough

Editor’s Note: The following article draws on themes from the author’s forthcoming book titled US Counterterrorism Operations in Afghanistan: Jackpots...

Infostealers Harvest 1.7 Billion Credentials in Six Months

Flashpoint data reveals infostealers were responsible for taking 1.7 billion credentials in the first half of 2026

Beyond Mogami: seven priorities for the Japanese defence minister’s visit to Australia

The meeting in Canberra tomorrow between the defence ministers of Australia and Japan, Richard Marles and Shinjiro Koizumi, is an opportunity to set b...

Worth a try: the US will authorise some companies for cyber counterattacks

The United States has had enough in cyberspace. The White House has now created a program under which American companies can conduct offensive cyber o...

Trump praises relationship with Kim Jong Un, reduces military drills with Seoul

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Sunday that Washington would substantially reduce its military exercises with South Korea, citing his “good rela...

Starmer, Burnham and Foreign Aid: A Troubling Inheritance

The contraction of UK aid, and its knock-on implications for security, pose big questions and lessons for Starmer’s successor(s).

When intelligence archives become political evidence

Taiwan’s been opening its intelligence archives – with lamentable results. The opening of the records, which began in February 2026, has damaged the r...