Posted on May 5, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. This week underscores a growing convergence of identity exposure, organised cyber-enabled fraud, and platform-level security gaps. From breaches involving national identity systems to large-scale social engineering operations and regulatory action against major digital platforms, one theme stands out: attackers – and increasingly regulators […]
Posted on October 7, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense, your partner in strengthening resilience against evolving digital risks. Europe opened October with ENISA’s new threat landscape, an EU-wide awareness push, and fresh research on state-aligned activity against public bodies, alongside market momentum in open-source defence tooling. Our goal is not only to […]
Posted on September 30, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense, your partner in strengthening resilience against evolving digital risks. Europe’s aviation and manufacturing sectors faced a stress test this week: an airport ransomware arrest, concurrent drone incursions, and JLR’s post-incident financing show how cyber and physical risks now collide. Meanwhile, EU governments are […]
Posted on September 23, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense, your partner in strengthening resilience against evolving digital risks. The past days have seen ransomware cripple aviation services, with check-in systems collapsing across multiple airports after a supplier breach, law enforcement coordinate cross-border prosecutions, and hospitals targeted by state-linked hackers. At the same […]
Posted on September 16, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Europe’s threat landscape continued to evolve sharply, with automotive giants acknowledging data theft, ransomware groups exploiting VPNs, and regulators tightening controls over critical infrastructure and encrypted communications. As phishing grows more AI-driven and compliance obligations expand under NIS2, our aim is to provide […]
Posted on September 9, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Europe’s digital landscape faced fresh turbulence, from Jaguar Land Rover’s production shutdown and Telecoms’ GPS jamming to sabotage threats against infrastructure and critical regulatory milestones. With the EU Data Act and NIS2 compliance tools advancing, organisations must be vigilant. At Make Sense, our […]
Posted on September 2, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest, curated by Make Sense to provide actionable insights into Europe’s rapidly evolving cyber landscape. This edition highlights how adversaries are exploiting artificial intelligence to power phishing campaigns, how European governments are tightening vendor and infrastructure policies, and how regulatory frameworks like the EU AI Act are […]
Posted on August 26, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest, curated by Make Sense to keep you informed about the latest developments in information security across Europe. This edition spotlights two high-impact consumer breaches—Orange Belgium (SIM/PUK data) and Auchan loyalty accounts—plus a Dutch cancer-screening lab incident under regulator review. We also flag urgent patching for Citrix/Git […]
Posted on August 19, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest, curated by Make Sense to keep you informed about the latest developments in information security across Europe. This edition spotlights a major telecom outage tied to ransomware, suspected state-linked sabotage of critical infrastructure, and urgent risks from widely used remote-management tools—plus fresh vendor advisories and regulatory […]
Posted on August 12, 2025
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest, curated by Make Sense to keep you informed about the latest developments in information security across Europe. Europe’s threat picture sharpened this week: major consumer and aviation disclosures (Bouygues Telecom; Air France/KLM), a WinRAR zero-day exploited by “RomCom,” and fresh device/endpoint risks. We also track Android’s […]
