- The UK government has issued a major warning to national companies about the rising severity of cyberattacks.
- Businesses are being urged to register with the National Cyber Security Centre’s Early Warning service and adopt minimum cybersecurity standards across supply chains.
- Attacks have hit major firms like Jaguar Land Rover, Marks & Spencer, and CO-OP, with logistics companies such as DSV and Eddie Stobart also affected.
- Chinese firm Mingyang plans to build a £1.5 billion wind turbine facility in Scotland, sparking debate over national security risks tied to foreign tech infrastructure.
- The UK government’s decision on the project could set a precedent for future foreign investments in critical sectors.
'From Security Journal UK:'
- Jacksons Fencing appointed a new Business Development Manager.
- KeyTracker hired four apprentices to scale operations.
- Vitaprotech Group named a new Managing Director for Hirsch.
'From SourceSecurity UK:'
- Companies like AITX and RAD are deploying AI-driven security platforms like RIO™ 360 and SARA™ to enhance surveillance and productivity.
- These tools are being adopted by national auction operators and defense contractors.
