The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has fined Reddit £14.47 million (over $19.5 million) for collecting and using the personal information of children under 13 without adequate safeguards.

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Afghan data breach was ‘wake-up call’ for government’s data security - Government agrees to work more closely with the data watchdog after a catastrophic data loss put thousands of Afghan lives at ris ...

Your personal data may be floating around the dark web right now. A staggering 8.2 million accounts were compromised across the UK last year, according to a new data analysis from VPN provider ...

Data centers in the UK will be elevated to critical national infrastructure (CNI) alongside energy and water systems. This decision, announced on September 12 by the UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle ...

Apple iCloud backups can no longer be end-to-end encrypted in UK Apple says other encrypted services such as iMessage unaffected Experts say move weakens cybersecurity of UK users Showdown is latest ...

In a significant move positioning the UK at the forefront of responsible AI adoption, the government has introduced what it calls a “world first” AI-focused cyber security code of practice. Released ...

In the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, data security posture management (DSPM) has emerged as a critical component for enterprises in just a few years. As a co-founder of a DSPM with ...

In 2025, data centers face a rapidly evolving security landscape, driven by technological advancements like artificial intelligence, cloud integration, the Internet of Things, and a rise in ...