A centralized vulnerability registry under a single jurisdiction contradicts the distributed nature of open source and creates exactly the vulnerability it aims to fix.
American export restrictions on AI frontier models are driving countries such as the United Kingdom to reduce their dependence on US vendors and expand technological sovereignty.
The EU imposes sanctions against nine individuals and four organizations following cyberattacks by the FSB and GRU on government networks and critical infrastructure in several European countries.
The EU imposes sanctions on Russia for coordinated cyberattacks carried out jointly by intelligence agencies and criminal actors, also targeting German institutions.
Following a rail radio outage, security politicians are calling for a statutory ban on Chinese components in critical infrastructure to prevent sabotage and espionage.
Geopolitical tensions and the use of AI are significantly intensifying the threat landscape, necessitating a rethink of defensive strategies beyond traditional perimeter security.
