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Dining across the divide: ‘She spoke a great deal and I said very little. I’m aware that wasn’t the plan’

They differed on immigration, climate and Brexit – though one did seem to be doing most of the talking

The Guardian - UK

Home affairs minister’s chief of staff takes job with arms manufacturer Thales, Senate told

Greens senator David Shoebridge criticises move during parliamentary debate on transparency around lobbying

The Guardian - AU

Transfer of personal data under U.N. treaty will be according to native laws

India: Suggests transfer of personal data under UN Cyber Crime Convention in accordance w/ domestic laws, not other int'l laws; Act enacted in Aug; Union Home Ministry reviewed draft; Convention expected to be ratified in 2024; India asked for deletion of clause encouraging state parties to establish bilateral/multilateral arrangements.

The Hindu

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Opposition submits list of 16 domain experts to be called by panel examining new criminal laws

Opposition submits list of 16 experts to Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs examining Bills to replace criminal laws; panel to consider Supreme Court/High Court judges, legal scholars, prison officials, reform activists, ethnic/religious leaders, cyber crime experts.

The Hindu

Twitter chaos after Elon Musk takeover may have violated privacy order, DoJ alleges

US Department of Justice questions compliance with FTC order on data security and privacy practices

The Guardian - UK

Shortage of cyber-security experts ‘should send chill down Government’s spine’

The civil service has fewer than half the number of data and technology professionals it needs, MPs have said.

The Independent UK

Britain’s military networks hit by six million cyber attacks in ‘shadow war’

The attacks were sustained amidst conflict in Europe and confrontation in the Far East

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Mandatory Cyber Security course for Degree students launched in Telangana

Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has launched a mandatory four-credit cyber security course for all degree students, including BSc, BCom, BA and BBA. The course focuses on creating awareness and equipping students with tools to protect themselves in cyberspace. It comprises five modules and assessment is done through…

The Hindu

Former Lioness and reality TV stars to join No 10 meeting on online safety

The event in Downing Street will see celebrities discuss online abuse as the Online Safety Bill returns to the Commons.

The Independent UK

Tamil Nadu police website hacked by cyber criminals

The Hindu

First Minister says security threat being taken 'seriously' amid China spy row

HUMZA Yousaf has said Scottish ministers are taking the issue of China’s influence in Scotland “seriously” amid the arrest of a parliamentary…

The National (Scotland)

Alleged Chinese security threat taken ‘seriously’ amid arrest – First Minister

Humza Yousaf reassured the public that appropriate mitigations have been in place for years.

The Independent UK

3 Safe Software Stocks to Secure Your Portfolio With

In today's increasingly digital world, safeguarding sensitive information is paramount, leading to significant prospects for the cybersecurity industry. Against this scenario, investors could secure their portfolio with software stocks like Fortinet (FTNT), Tenable Holdings (TENB), and Trend Micro (TMICY). Read on….

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Washington DC-based group targeted in apparent Pegasus hack

Citizen Lab discovers alleged attack using ‘zero-click exploit’ on individual employed by DC organization

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The Independent UK

Policing ‘goes on as normal’ despite controversies, says senior PSNI officer

Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton said officers are continuing to do the work they are passionate about.

Evening Standard

Proton Mail CEO: An Online Safety Bill that doesn’t protect encryption is a paradox

City Voices: There are many pragmatic reasons why undermining encryption would be disastrous

Evening Standard

Three jailed over £2m counterfeit drug operation on dark web

Three men have been jailed after the Met busted a £2m dark web counterfeit drugs operation.

The Independent UK

Police Federation stands by vote of no confidence in Deputy Chief Constable

The chair and vice chair of the Northern Ireland Policing Board said they did not endorse commentary around confidence in senior PSNI officers.

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The Independent UK

Selection process for new PSNI chief constable to complete in November

Northern Ireland Policing Board chair Deirdre Toner said the recruitment process has started following the resignation of Simon Byrne last week.

The Guardian - UK

UK data watchdog to review period and fertility apps amid security concerns

Move announced after ICO research found half of women using the tracking apps had concerns over how their data was being used

Zenger

Child Safety Or Privacy? UK Holds Firm On Online Safety Bill Amid Big Tech Backlash

By July 2023, Apple threatened to withdraw iMessage and FaceTime from the U.K. market if the bill became law.

The Independent UK

NI Policing Board meets behind closed doors to discuss appointment of new chief

Policing in the region has been plunged into crisis following a number of controversies and the resignation of Chief Constable Simon Byrne.

Evening Standard

Why the Online Safety Bill remains a huge threat to London life

Legislation passing through Parliament poses big threats to the apps and websites Londoners use every day, says Barry Collins

The Independent UK

‘Sobering’ survey finds 17% of Scottish women have suffered online violence

The Open University has carried out the UK’s largest study into attitudes to and experiences of online violence against women and girls.

The Guardian - UK

UK ministers seek to allay WhatsApp and Signal concerns in encryption row

Government says text scanning under online safety bill would only occur if ‘technically feasible’ after apps threaten to leave country

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