
Grounds for concern: new malware CoffeeLoader surfaces
A new and highly evasive malware family, dubbed CoffeeLoader, has been uncovered. First detected in the wild around September 2024, the malware is designed to download and execute second-stage payloads.

CISO of the Year Award special with Martin de Vries
In this episode, we talk to 2025 CISO of the Year Nominee Martin de Vries, CISO at Eindhoven Technical University (TU/e).

Lockbit hack exposes negotiations
The cybercriminal group Lockbit seems to have suffered a breach of their own, cybersecurity media have reported.

Martin de Vries: "No competition on security"
Martin de Vries has been the CISO at Eindhoven University of Technology since spring 2021. He was recently nominated for the 2025 CISO of the Year Award.

Offensive cyber operations on the rise - AIVD 2024 annual report
Over the past three years, the number of countries developing its offensive cyber operations has sharply increased, the AIVD states in its 2024 annual report.

APT29 malware targets EU diplomats
Russian state-sponsored cyber-espionage group APT29, also known as Midnight Blizzard or Cozy Bear, has been linked to a new and sophisticated phishing campaign targeting Western diplomats.

Compromised credentials remain leading cause of breaches
Cyberattacks are evolving, and so must defenses: that’s the overarching message found in Sophos’ 2025 Active Adversary Report.

Global solar power infrastructure at risk of remote sabotage
As the world moves toward renewable energy, the spotlight is increasingly turning to the digital systems that enable this transformation.

Machine identity security crisis heightens as certificate lifespans shorten
As AI continues to rise, the number of machine identities continues to grow, currently exceeding the number of human ones by a ratio of 40:1.

UK cybersecurity agency urges organizations to migrate to PQC by 2035
The British National Cyber Security Centre has issued new guidance on post-quantum cryptography for large organizations including vital infrastructure.