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MokN has raised $15m to scale its credential-theft defence platform. The GV-led Series A will support UK expansion, US offices, hiring, and development of a broader Active Identity Recovery platform.
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King’s researchers have gained access to Google’s Willow quantum processor. The move strengthens UK quantum research while sharpening enterprise questions around post-quantum cryptography, supplier visibility, and board-level cyber risk.
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AI agents are pushing identity teams into a new control model. Ping Identity’s latest platform update focuses on agent governance, programmable identity, and trusted access controls as enterprises begin to manage more non-human actors across systems.
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Sovereign cyber delivery is moving higher up the buying agenda. e2e-assure and A&O Corsaire are combining managed security and assurance services for UK organisations that need stronger evidence, clearer jurisdiction, and tighter compliance alignment.
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Bulgaria is centralising cyber defence with Google Cloud’s Cybershield platform. The project will bring 54 public entities into a federated security model, reflecting a wider European shift towards coordinated, AI-assisted security operations.
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BT Business is rolling out stronger cyber tools for SMEs. New AI-powered services and free support are aimed at smaller businesses facing rising cyber risk without the internal security resources of larger organisations.
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Apricorn has updated secure storage for demanding regulated environments. Its latest Aegis Secure Key 3.0 adds speed, capacity, and environmental safeguards ahead of FIPS 140-3 validation.
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Data sovereignty is now a boardroom issue, not just IT. Andy Leaver argues that encryption control, auditability, and crypto-agility now sit firmly on the leadership agenda.
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AI agents are scaling faster than governance controls, report says. JumpCloud’s latest research finds critical workflows increasingly rely on agents without matching oversight, accountability, or access controls.
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Nokia and KETS advance quantum-safe telecoms with integrated QKD systems. Their latest collaboration combines optical networking and chip-based encryption hardware in a live global demonstration platform.