New developments in EU Digital Law

The European Commission is kicking off its new legislative period with a bang, focusing on key digital policy priorities to enhance the EU’s single digital market. The emphasis is on cyber security, technological sovereignty, and refining the current digital landscape. Unlike the last term, which birthed groundbreaking laws like the DSA and DMA, this phase […]

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Fred King (CryptoSnake) to Keynote Philippine Blockchain Week 2025

Philippine Blockchain Week 2025 has announced Fred King, also known as CryptoSnake, as a keynote speaker for its upcoming conference. The event, set for June 10-11, 2025, will focus on the intersections of blockchain, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Speaker Highlights Fred King will deliver a keynote on “The Future of Blockchain Tech: 2035,” discussing real-world […]

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Maryland Selects New Acting State Cybersecurity Leader

Maryland has appointed James Saunders as the new acting chief information security officer (CISO), following the departure of the previous CISO, Greg Rogers. Saunders brings substantial experience from both the private and federal sectors to the role, where he will spearhead the state’s cybersecurity initiatives beginning Monday. Key Points James Saunders has been named Maryland’s […]

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Associate professor sues Kansas State University for alleged transgender bias

A transgender faculty member has initiated a lawsuit against Kansas State University, claiming discrimination and violation of rights related to his medical leave following a hysterectomy. The lawsuit highlights various allegations, including a lack of support from his supervisor during a crucial recovery period. Source: HR Dive Key Points The lawsuit alleges forced return to […]

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Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs uncovers multi-year state-sponsored cyber intrusion targeting Middle East critical infrastructure

Summary Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs has exposed a lengthy state-sponsored cyber intrusion activity aimed at critical national infrastructure in the Middle East, active from May 2023 to February 2025, with initial signs dating back to May 2021. The attackers employed various tactics, starting with the theft of VPN credentials to gain network access, and maintained their […]

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Trump’s 2026 budget proposes $163 billion cut to non-defense spending, slashes CISA and FEMA funding

Summary The U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has submitted President Trump’s budget request for the fiscal year 2026. This plan suggests a dramatic reduction of $163 billion (23%) in non-defense discretionary spending compared to the 2025 levels. Among the key changes, funding for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) would be slashed […]

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Owning the Network, Owning the Risk

Private LTE networks are reshaping how sectors like utilities and manufacturing manage their communications and operations. By moving to these networks, organisations gain control, but they also take on new risks. This article dives into the complexities of securing private LTE networks, the common misconceptions about their safety, and the critical steps needed to safeguard […]

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Entering the Cybersecurity Workforce: Where to Begin?

_Brought to you by CYRIN_ Summary As the landscape of cybersecurity evolves, finding a pathway into this exciting field can be complicated. This article outlines various routes into cybersecurity careers, including formal education, bootcamps, self-learning, and certification programs. It stresses the importance of understanding one’s strengths, whether that involves hands-on technical tasks or management roles. […]

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