Instructure, the company behind Canvas—one of the world’s most widely used learning management systems—is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving a criminal threat actor, the firm confirmed.

Germany’s armed forces are not currently planning to award contracts to US data analytics firm Palantir Technologies, according to the country’s cyber defence leadership, signaling hesitation over deeper reliance on the company’s military software.

Booking.com has warned some of its customers that their personal information may have been accessed by unauthorised third parties, raising renewed concerns about the security of travellers’ data.

Apple announced today that the iPhone and iPad can be used with NATO restricted-level classified information, provided they meet NATO's information assurance requirements, with no special software or settings needed.

Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced that its reservation system for a baggage delivery service was accessed without authorization, potentially exposing the personal information of up to 28,000 customers.

OpenAI has confirmed a security incident involving its third-party analytics provider, Mixpanel, which led to the exposure of limited user data connected to its API platform.

Security expert Troy Hunt has added a massive new dataset to the Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) database, revealing 183 million email accounts with leaked login details.

Former UK Defence Secretary Sir Grant Shapps defended the government’s decision to impose a two-year superinjunction over a catastrophic Afghan data leak, saying secrecy was essential to prevent targeted killings.