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EC-Council has released version 2.0 of its AI Data Governance (ADG) certification, positioning it as a shift from broad policy frameworks toward measurable, demonstrable AI governance practices.
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Iraq closes Sheeb border crossing with Iran to check security, sources say Reuters
UK approves long-delayed Jackdaw gas field on energy security grounds Reuters
Taiwan security agency flags rise in Chinese disinformation ahead of local elections Reuters
A threat actor breached TeamUpdraft's website, a developer of popular WordPress backup and security plugins, potentially compromising UpdraftCentral connection keys that can send commands to connected websites. [...]
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IDEMIA Public Security has launched MFACE Gen2, a new generation facial recognition device aimed at public security applications. The product comes from IDEMIA's division focused on identity verification and law enforcement technology.
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A federal court in New York ruled on October 20, 2026 that the Office of Personnel Management broke federal law by sharing millions of federal employee records with DOGE personnel. The court found OPM violated two provisions of the Privacy Act, covering both unlawful inter-agency disclosure and the duty to protect record security.
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The PHP security team is warning administrators to prepare for emergency security updates tomorrow to address two critical vulnerabilities, as information about the flaws has reportedly leaked ahead of their scheduled disclosure. [...]
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Paris game to go forward with heightened security amid unrest Reuters
Zeabur, a development platform, suffered a second security breach within two months after an attacker accessed internal credentials stored in plaintext, exposing over 3.2 million environment variable records and data from more than 321,000 accounts. The company is shutting down following the incident.
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California's attorney general reached a $6 million settlement with 23andMe's successor company over claims that 23andMe failed to adequately secure customer data before a breach in 2023. The settlement resolves state allegations tied to the company's cybersecurity practices at the time of the incident.
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Ravie Lakshmanan reports: Palo Alto Networks has disclosed that it’s continuing to observe exploitation of a now-patched security flaw impacting PAN-OS and Prisma Access by ransomware actors. The activity relates to CVE-2026-0257 (CVSS score: 7.8), an authentication bypass flaw that could be exploited by bad actors to set up unauthorized VPN connections. It was patched... Source
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Senior intelligence and election oversight lawmakers want social media companies and AI developers to strengthen safeguards against false voting information, foreign influence campaigns and deceptive AI content.
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EU unveils new Arctic strategy with focus on security Reuters
Jenny Lee reports: The Trump administration banned Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from civilian U.S. government agencies, citing security concerns. The Department of Homeland Security on Monday made public the order requiring federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek-related technology from their IT systems and barring them from procuring DeepSeek products and services. The ban applies to... Source
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI tools from government devices, including products built on DeepSeek by third parties. The ban follows concerns from the Defense Department that using these tools could transfer sensitive data to China.
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Health law leaders in Canada are engaging with questions around AI governance, cybersecurity, and legal reform as these issues converge in the healthcare sector.
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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office reprimanded two Welsh organisations after a cyber-attack exposed personal information belonging to children. Weak passwords, including 'Password1,' were cited as a contributing factor in the security failure.
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MI5 director Sir Ken McCallum warned in his annual threat assessment that AI could significantly change the danger posed by bioweapons, both existing and new. A Johns Hopkins biosecurity expert elaborated on what specifically worries governments and what safeguards might reduce the risk.
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Indonesia to deploy more than 9,000 security officers at protests marking Prabowo's two years in power Reuters
Nikkei Inc. has disclosed a third data breach within roughly a month, with the latest incident exposing approximately 1.83 million personal records. The repeated breaches at the Japanese media and financial information company point to persistent security problems rather than a single isolated incident.
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The Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products from their IT systems. The directive applies across agency networks and covers all products connected to the Chinese AI company.
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The United States government has moved to ban DeepSeek, a Chinese-developed AI model, from use on federal systems. The decision is part of broader tensions between the US and China over technology and data security.
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OpenCode, an open-source AI coding project, disclosed a security breach that exposed API keys belonging to a subset of its users. The keys were connected to external AI service providers, meaning the exposure extended beyond OpenCode itself.
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