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 …
An infrastructure strategy piece from QuantumXC outlines five PQC predictions for 2026: the first mandatory compliance requirements for financial services and critical infrastructure; dominance of hybrid classical/PQC deployments; hardware acceleration advances to address performance overhead; the need for cryptographic agility …
The Quantum Insider has designated 2026 the Year of Quantum Security, supported by the FBI, NIST and CISA. The initiative focuses on post-quantum cryptography (PQC) adoption, quantum resilience and protection of sensitive long-lived data from harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks.
The European Commission has adopted a revised Cybersecurity Act strengthening ENISA’s mandate to include early warning of cyber threats and incidents, cooperation with Europol and CSIRTs on ransomware response, and a single-entry point for incident reporting. ENISA will also develop …
European Commission announced comprehensive cybersecurity reforms on 20 January 2026 including revised Cybersecurity Act to enhance ICT supply chain security and expanded ENISA mandate. Package aims to reduce risks from third-country suppliers with cybersecurity concerns while simplifying certification processes.
St Louis County PD opened public comment period on 21 January 2026 for updates to information technology general order addressing IT operation accountability and security. Policy changes will impact department employees and department-issued devices.
European Commission proposed new cybersecurity package on 20 January 2026 revising Cybersecurity Act to strengthen EU Agency for Cybersecurity budget by over 75 percent, enhance ICT supply chain security framework addressing third-country supplier risks, and reinforce European Cybersecurity Certification Framework …
European Commission plans to revise Cybersecurity Act expanding certification schemes to cover companies’ overall risk-management posture alongside ICT products and services. Legislative proposal responds to stalled implementation of 12 existing schemes, introducing clearer procedural rules affecting cloud providers, 5G networks, …
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity invites industry stakeholders to provide feedback on draft SBOM Landscape Analysis and Technical Advisory for Secure Use of Package Managers through public consultations closing 23 January 2026. Initiative aims to enhance software supply chain security …
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity plans 8th edition of Cyber Europe pan-European cybersecurity exercise for June 2026, focusing on large-scale disruption targeting Europe’s interconnected rail and maritime transportation systems. Exercise tests collective resilience and ability to maintain essential services while …
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 …
An infrastructure strategy piece from QuantumXC outlines five PQC predictions for 2026: the first mandatory compliance requirements for financial services and critical infrastructure; dominance of hybrid classical/PQC deployments; hardware acceleration advances to address performance overhead; the need for cryptographic agility …
The Quantum Insider has designated 2026 the Year of Quantum Security, supported by the FBI, NIST and CISA. The initiative focuses on post-quantum cryptography (PQC) adoption, quantum resilience and protection of sensitive long-lived data from harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks. NIST finalised PQC …
The European Commission has adopted a revised Cybersecurity Act strengthening ENISA’s mandate to include early warning of cyber threats and incidents, cooperation with Europol and CSIRTs on ransomware response, and a single-entry point for incident reporting. ENISA will also develop …
European Commission announced comprehensive cybersecurity reforms on 20 January 2026 including revised Cybersecurity Act to enhance ICT supply chain security and expanded ENISA mandate. Package aims to reduce risks from third-country suppliers with cybersecurity concerns while simplifying certification processes. ENISA …
St Louis County PD opened public comment period on 21 January 2026 for updates to information technology general order addressing IT operation accountability and security. Policy changes will impact department employees and department-issued devices. Public may submit comments through dedicated …
European Commission proposed new cybersecurity package on 20 January 2026 revising Cybersecurity Act to strengthen EU Agency for Cybersecurity budget by over 75 percent, enhance ICT supply chain security framework addressing third-country supplier risks, and reinforce European Cybersecurity Certification Framework …
European Commission plans to revise Cybersecurity Act expanding certification schemes to cover companies’ overall risk-management posture alongside ICT products and services. Legislative proposal responds to stalled implementation of 12 existing schemes, introducing clearer procedural rules affecting cloud providers, 5G networks, …
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity invites industry stakeholders to provide feedback on draft SBOM Landscape Analysis and Technical Advisory for Secure Use of Package Managers through public consultations closing 23 January 2026. Initiative aims to enhance software supply chain security …
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity plans 8th edition of Cyber Europe pan-European cybersecurity exercise for June 2026, focusing on large-scale disruption targeting Europe’s interconnected rail and maritime transportation systems. Exercise tests collective resilience and ability to maintain essential services while …