Cyberattack Strikes Denmark’s Political Parties Hours Before Vote TEC News / AFP November 17, 2025 On the eve of elections, several Danish political organization’s websites faced hacker interference.
Britain To Build £1bn ‘Army of Hackers’ To Strike Back at Russia TEC News May 29, 2025 The new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command will use AI to hit back at foreign threats—amid warnings that the British Army still lags behind.
German Defense Minister Suspects Sabotage After Two Baltic Sea Fiber Optic Cables Cut Christina Holmgren-Larson November 19, 2024 NATO states are stepping up surveillance of pipelines and cables.
Sabotage Not Ruled Out in Break of Communications Cable in Baltic Sea Christina Holmgren-Larson November 18, 2024 “It raises suspicions when a cable breaks, prompting questions about why it happened,” says cybersecurity expert.
Hackers Access Contact Details of Most Dutch Police Officers in Data Breach Graham Barnfield October 3, 2024 Intelligence services say another state is likely behind cyber attack.
Microsoft Blames EU Regulation for World’s Biggest IT Outage Michael Curzon July 23, 2024 EU agreement hampers computer giant in averting last week’s major tech failure
Software Glitch Crashes Many Microsoft Operating Systems Around the World Bridget Ryder July 19, 2024 Ironically, the crash in some airports, hospitals, banks, and other services around the world was related to cybersecurity software.
Privacy Fears as EU Moves Forward With Digital ID Tamás Orbán November 10, 2023 Critics warn the plans to give every EU citizen an ‘eID’ will create a “surveillance state.”
EU Legislators vs. Huawei, ZTE, and Google Carlos Perona Calvete June 16, 2023 Confronted with high-risk tech suppliers and ‘anti-competitive’ practices, the EU Commission decided to roll back U.S. and Chinese corporate presence.
National Security Concerns Stall EU Cybersecurity Power Grab Thomas O'Reilly May 7, 2023 EU plans to centralise the bloc’s cybersecurity response has met with near-universal hostility, with member states wishing to safeguard control over national security.
