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From:Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has today publishedGuidance on Cyber Governance for Management Board Members in NIS2 Entities. The guidance is designed to help Accounting Officers and Management Board members, including CEOs, Managing Directors, CIOs and CISOs, understand and meet their cybersecurity responsibilities under the NIS2 Directive. At the centre of the guidance is the Cyber Fundamentals Framework (CyFun), the NCSC’s p…

The European Commission has presented a plan toaddress the risksandharness the opportunitiesofadvanced artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. While the AI can improve security, it can also be misused to identify vulnerabilities, automate attacks, and significantly increase the scale and speed of cyber incidents. The new plan will bring together EU countries, industry, and EU-level organisations to strengthen the cybersecurity of our digital landscape against the vulnerabilities posed by…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fundamentally reshaping the geopolitical landscape. With a newinternational AI strategy,the Dutch government sets out how it wants to work with international partners to contribute to a safe, fair and responsible AI transition, protecting our shared values while unlocking AI's benefits for societies. Minister of Foreign Affairs Berendsen, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Sjoerdsma, and Minister for Digital Economy and Sovereignty Aerdts submi…

The parties discussed measures to strengthen Uzbekistan’s cybersecurity system, increase the cyber resilience of the public and private sectors, and improve mechanisms to counter cybercrime. Group-IB specialists presented an overview of current cyber threats, including attacks targeting the financial sector, introduced the meeting participants to new methods used by cybercriminals, and offered practical recommendations on how to prevent such cases. It was noted that as digital services expand, …

From:Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), under the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration today published “Securing AI Adoption in the Public Sector”, new guidance to help public sector bodies adopt artificial intelligence securely and with confidence. The guidelines are published with the support of the Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation (DPER) and the Department of Enter…