Updates
UK’s NCSC urges caution on using AI to detect software vulnerabilities
AI can help identify vulnerabilities, but the NCSC says organisations still need patching, asset management, and human expertise.
Cybersecurity sector revenue reaches £14.7 billion in UK
The UK cybersecurity sector grew in revenue and firm numbers, but workforce growth slowed to its lowest rate since 2018.
EU weighs social media age rules to protect children
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU could consider whether social media should have access to young people.
New IRIS report links AI narratives to civic action
The civil-society led report explores how organisations adapt to AI platforms.
Texas lawsuit targets Netflix data practices
Complaint claims Netflix monetised detailed user behaviour and shared it with advertising networks.
Child safety concerns dominate Europe’s digital agenda
Europeans expressed growing concerns over AI, disinformation, and privacy risks also, with many calling for stricter safeguards and tighter digital regulation.
Council of the EU pushes for human-centred AI in education systems
Education reforms accelerated as the Council of the EU supported ethical AI tools and stronger digital skills for teachers.
Cybercrime Atlas launches open-source map of criminal networks
Cybersecurity experts and law enforcement collaborated on an interactive framework exposing links between cybercriminal groups, tools, and infrastructure.
Google warns adversaries are industrialising AI-enabled cyberattacks
AI-enabled malware and exploit development are expanding, Google Threat Intelligence Group findings show.
New research initiative targets biology with quantum computing and AI
The new Google project is blending quantum science and AI with life sciences, combining emerging technologies to improve how complex biological processes are understood and simulated.
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