Europol published a warning in March 2026 that rising tensions linked to the conflict in Iran could increase the risk of terrorism in the EU, noting the potential for inspiration to violent extremism, lone-actor attacks, and cyberattacks across member states. …
A detailed assessment of the US PQC regulatory landscape as of early 2026 finds the legal foundation intact despite Trump administration softening of prescriptive mandates. NIST FIPS 203/204/205 standards are in force, the 2035 migration deadline stands, and DoD imposed …
A Federal News Network commentary by a former federal official argues that cryptographic drift — where organisations continue to operate with RSA and ECC encryption without migrating — now poses a strategic rather than theoretical threat. The piece details the …
A QuantumGate analysis details global government moves on post-quantum cryptography, noting that January 2026 saw CISA release product category guidance identifying where PQC-capable products are widely available for federal procurement — effectively making PQC readiness non-optional in the US federal …
INTERPOL’s 2026 Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment, launched on 16 March, finds that AI-enhanced fraud schemes are 4.5 times more profitable than non-AI methods. Reported fraud in Europe surged by nearly 70% in 2025, the highest regional rise globally.
Police1 columnist Donald Mihalek published a threat analysis examining implications for US law enforcement of escalating Iran conflict, identifying heightened risks from lone-actor attacks, soft-target threats, and potential cyber retaliation from Iran-aligned groups against critical infrastructure and government networks. The …
Analysis of the EU NIS Cooperation Group PQC roadmap confirms that quantum-safe migration is embedded within NIS2 and sectoral resilience frameworks rather than constituting a standalone mandate. EU member states are expected to produce national PQC strategies by end-2026, with …
FBI and NIST have backed the Year of Quantum Security 2026 initiative to accelerate post-quantum cryptography migration. Grounded in the harvest-now-decrypt-later threat model, the initiative targets government communications and long-lived sensitive data — including criminal intelligence databases — as urgent …
The European Parliament’s IT department has blocked lawmakers and staff from using built-in AI tools — including tools from Anthropic, Microsoft, and OpenAI — on official devices, citing an inability to guarantee the security of confidential correspondence uploaded to US-based …
On 20 January 2026, the European Commission proposed targeted amendments to the NIS2 Directive as part of a broader cybersecurity package. The amendments aim to increase legal clarity and ease compliance for approximately 28,700 entities — including 6,200 micro and …
Europol published a warning in March 2026 that rising tensions linked to the conflict in Iran could increase the risk of terrorism in the EU, noting the potential for inspiration to violent extremism, lone-actor attacks, and cyberattacks across member states. …
A detailed assessment of the US PQC regulatory landscape as of early 2026 finds the legal foundation intact despite Trump administration softening of prescriptive mandates. NIST FIPS 203/204/205 standards are in force, the 2035 migration deadline stands, and DoD imposed …
A Federal News Network commentary by a former federal official argues that cryptographic drift — where organisations continue to operate with RSA and ECC encryption without migrating — now poses a strategic rather than theoretical threat. The piece details the …
A QuantumGate analysis details global government moves on post-quantum cryptography, noting that January 2026 saw CISA release product category guidance identifying where PQC-capable products are widely available for federal procurement — effectively making PQC readiness non-optional in the US federal …
INTERPOL’s 2026 Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment, launched on 16 March, finds that AI-enhanced fraud schemes are 4.5 times more profitable than non-AI methods. Reported fraud in Europe surged by nearly 70% in 2025, the highest regional rise globally. INTERPOL …
Police1 columnist Donald Mihalek published a threat analysis examining implications for US law enforcement of escalating Iran conflict, identifying heightened risks from lone-actor attacks, soft-target threats, and potential cyber retaliation from Iran-aligned groups against critical infrastructure and government networks. The …
Analysis of the EU NIS Cooperation Group PQC roadmap confirms that quantum-safe migration is embedded within NIS2 and sectoral resilience frameworks rather than constituting a standalone mandate. EU member states are expected to produce national PQC strategies by end-2026, with …
FBI and NIST have backed the Year of Quantum Security 2026 initiative to accelerate post-quantum cryptography migration. Grounded in the harvest-now-decrypt-later threat model, the initiative targets government communications and long-lived sensitive data — including criminal intelligence databases — as urgent …
The European Parliament’s IT department has blocked lawmakers and staff from using built-in AI tools — including tools from Anthropic, Microsoft, and OpenAI — on official devices, citing an inability to guarantee the security of confidential correspondence uploaded to US-based …
On 20 January 2026, the European Commission proposed targeted amendments to the NIS2 Directive as part of a broader cybersecurity package. The amendments aim to increase legal clarity and ease compliance for approximately 28,700 entities — including 6,200 micro and …