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Weekly Newsletter

Friday, May 8, 2026

Features of the week

Critical Linux Flaw Lands on CISA Watchlist as Active Exploits Rise

A newly discovered kernel vulnerability highlights urgent cybersecurity risks across global systems Washington, D.C., United States, 5 May 2026 – The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added a newly discovered Linux kernel vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog,...

Urgent iPhone Update Alert as New Cyber Threats Target User Data

Apple pushes critical security patches to block Coruna and DarkSword exploits Cupertino, United States, 28 April 2026 – A new wave of cybersecurity threats has prompted urgent warnings for iPhone users, as experts highlight active attacks targeting outdated iOS devices....

Smart Garden Security Alert Raises New IoT Safety Questions

Critical flaws in Gardyn connected gardening systems show how everyday smart devices can become cyber risks Washington, D.C., 21 April 2026 – The rise of smart homes has brought connected technology into kitchens, bedrooms, and now even indoor gardens. But...

Powerful New AI Raises Alarm Over Next-Gen Cyberattacks on Banks

Anthropic’s Mythos model highlights growing risks of AI-driven hacking and cybersecurity challenges San Francisco, United States, 14 April 2026 – A new artificial intelligence system is raising serious concerns across the global financial sector. Developed by Anthropic, the advanced model...

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Bridging the Gap Between Preparedness and Action: A Four-Step Framework for Disaster-Aligned Threat Response

The traditional view of disaster recovery management has long centered on documented plans, periodic tabletop exercises, and annual compliance checks. In many organizations, disaster recovery is treated as a periodic activity: once documented, occasionally updated, and rarely operationalized until...

Social engineering scams are on the rise — this is how we stop them

With authorised push payment fraud continuing to rise, Jonathan Frost, Director of Global Advisory for EMEA at BioCatch, analyses how financial institutions have seen success in tackling social engineering, and why real-time monitoring and collaboration are essential in disrupting...

The Compliance Paradox: Why More Data Is Making Fraud Harder to Fight

The latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), released this month, confirms a troubling reality: global corruption remains entrenched, with more than two-thirds of countries scoring below 50 and showing little sustained improvement despite rising compliance costs. Global compliance spending continues to...

Manual Compliance Is Done. Here’s What Comes Next

Talking to risk and compliance leaders regularly across industries and regions, the message I hear is clear: traditional compliance is no longer working. Manual processes, spreadsheet audits, and disconnected tools may have been enough in the past, but they...