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Regulation, standards and official guidance, explained for security teams.
Security News tj-actions compromise: how to catch it in your CI Where the tj-actions/changed-files compromise could have been caught: moved tags, encoded secrets in logs and the reviewdog link, with buyer questions. 
Security News JLR cyber attack: what security buyers should ask The JLR cyber attack stopped production and strained suppliers. Here are the questions a CISO should ask about shutdowns, restarts and supplier payments. 
Security News F5 breach: when your security vendor is hacked The F5 breach shows how a vendor hack becomes customer risk. See what was taken, what CISA and the NCSC advised, and which checks to run… 
Security News Check-in outage: one supplier, many airports The Collins Aerospace MUSE outage pushed European airports into manual check-in. Here is what a security buyer should ask about shared supplier systems. 
Security News React2Shell — The Day 5 Reality Check React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) is a pre-auth RCE vulnerability in React Server Components with a CVSS 10.0 score. This blog examines the first five days after disclosure, how… 
Security News Data Breach at Internet Archive Exposes 31 Million User Records The Internet Archive data breach exposed 31 million user records, including emails and bcrypt hashes. See what was taken, when, and who confirmed it. 
Security News CISA Warns of Active Exploitation in SonicWall, Linux Kernel, and ImageMagick Vulnerabilities CISA added SonicWall CVE-2024-40766, an ImageMagick flaw and a Linux kernel flaw to its KEV catalog. Federal agencies must patch by September 30, 2024. 
Security News CVE-2024-8105: Critical UEFI Vulnerability CVE-2024-8105, also known as "PKfai," is a significant vulnerability identified within the UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) ecosystem. 
Security News Actively Exploited Two New Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Hit Google Chrome Two Chrome zero-days, CVE-2024-7965 and CVE-2024-7971, were exploited in the wild. See what they are and which Chrome 128 version fixes them. All 30 pages
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Plain explanations of regulation, standards and official guidance, with the dates that matter, for security teams.
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New items are added several times a month, newest first. Every item shows its date.
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Security News explains rules, standards and official guidance. Threat Intelligence Researches holds Brandefense's own findings on live threats. The blog covers wider security topics.
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The second version of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, a public framework for organizing a security program. The NIST page is linked here.
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Yes. One item looks at DORA in 2026 using the ESMA and EIOPA pages. It covers the scope, the six areas, technical standards and oversight of critical third-party providers.
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Yes. An item lists key dates for 2026 and 2027 from official pages. It covers the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU AI Act, NIS2, post-quantum milestones and rules that have no date yet.
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The page lists 177 items. You can filter by year, from 2022 to 2026, and the newest items come first.
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Security News has an item on cyber incidents of 2026 and the lessons in official reports. It draws on CISA, the UK NCSC and CERT Polska. It is written for security teams.
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