Marks & Spencer’s April cyberattack will cost the retailer £136 million in total, causing profits to tumble 55.4% year-on-year. The company recorded £101.6 million in charges for the first half and expects another £34 million, though insurance will cover up to £100 million.
Deloitte is launching satellites to test cyber defenses in space as attacks surge. The consulting firm says current ground-based protections aren’t enough to secure critical space infrastructure from sophisticated threats.
Armis has secured $435 million in new funding, pushing its valuation to $6.1 billion. The cybersecurity firm specializes in securing internet-connected devices and is targeting an IPO in late 2026 or early 2027.
Have I Been Pwned has processed the largest breach dataset in its history, containing nearly 2 billion email addresses and 1.3 billion passwords. The data comes from credential stuffing lists compiled from previous breaches, not from new hacks of services like Gmail.
The Louvre Museum’s recent jewelry heist exposes deeper security issues. A French newspaper report reveals the museum struggled for over a decade with outdated software, including systems controlling video surveillance. This comes after thieves used a furniture lift to break in on October 19, steali
Zero trust isn’t losing momentum – companies are just doing it wrong according to BeyondTrust’s Chief Security Advisor Morey Haber. The real issues include overhyped vendor promises and misunderstanding identity’s role. Haber offers practical advice for implementing zero trust correctly in the age o
Three notorious hacking groups have officially merged into a coordinated alliance called Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters. Trustwave’s new advisory reveals this isn’t just collaboration but a formal federation with fewer than five core operators managing about 30 personas. The group is using Telegram as a
Researchers report a dramatic surge in cybercrime involving physical violence across Europe. France has become the epicenter, with sophisticated criminal networks targeting cryptocurrency holders and corporate networks through brutal tactics.
The Optus Triple Zero outage represents more than a technical failure—it exposes fundamental governance gaps in Australia’s critical infrastructure. CEO Stephen Rue’s defense of his leadership raises questions about accountability in essential services.
AI coding assistants are accelerating development but introducing new security vulnerabilities. The solution isn’t more AI—it’s better-trained human developers who can spot AI’s mistakes before they become breaches.
