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The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has launched new cyber resilience initiatives in response to rising concerns over recent security breaches. Among this week's global cybersecurity developments, investigations continue into an Iberian blackout potentially linked to cyber activity, while Delta Airlines faces a lawsuit related to the recent CrowdStrike outage. Additionally, hackers have exploited flaws in GeoVision using the Mirai botnet, and both India and Pakistan have issued competing cybersecurity advisories. WatchGuard has appointed Vats Srivatsan, former COO of SentinelOne and chief strategy officer at Palo Alto Networks, as its interim CEO. Srivatsan replaces Prakash Panjwani, who had led the company’s expansion beyond traditional network security. In his new role, Srivatsan is charged with scaling WatchGuard's security platform for managed service providers. A cyberattack on PowerSchool has compromised the data of students and teachers, leaving schools vulnerable to further threats. Despite PowerSchool paying a ransom in exchange for the criminals' promise to delete the stolen information, the hackers reneged on the agreement and are now directly extorting affected schools. Canada’s Navy faces a steep decline as its aging fleet grapples with serious maintenance challenges and delayed modernization efforts. The Royal Canadian Navy’s 12 Halifax-class frigates, which form the core of its surface fleet, are nearing the end of their service life. Efforts to replace them with 15 new warships under the Canadian Surface Combatant project—based on the UK’s Type 26 design—have been plagued by escalating costs, now exceeding $80 billion, and significant delays. Trade Proposal Sends Rangers' $81.5 Million Star to Western Conference Team
With the New York Rangers looking to revamp their roster following a disappointing season that saw them miss the playoffs, star forward Artemi Panarin—currently in the final year of his seven-year, $81.5 million deal—has emerged as a potential trade candidate. A user-generated proposal using PuckPedia’s PuckGM tool suggests sending Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for young forward Alex Laferriere and a 2025 first-round draft pick. Panarin, who scored 89 points in 80 games this season, would bring top-line scoring to the Kings, while the Rangers would gain youth, speed, and valuable draft capital as they pivot under newly hired head coach Mike Sullivan. The FAA has unveiled a plan to modernize the nation's aging air traffic control system, aiming to meet 21st-century demands and enhance safety. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Thursday that the overhaul will bring critical upgrades to support a more efficient and secure aviation infrastructure. Moon dust, rarer than gold, has arrived in the UK from China, marking a historic moment as the first Moon samples collected in nearly 50 years and the first ever loaned by China make their debut on British soil. Ange Postecoglou has responded to his critics, acknowledging the backlash while firmly defending his tenure at Tottenham. Following the team's advancement to the Europa League final, Postecoglou highlighted the achievement as part of his ongoing pursuit to maintain his record of winning silverware in his second season at every club he's managed. The Senate rejects cryptocurrency proposal by a single vote, halting a groundbreaking measure aimed at regulating digital assets in the United States. In a surprise move, several Republicans crossed party lines to oppose the bill, effectively blocking its passage. The NHS is considering major cuts to address a significant budget shortfall, with essential services such as diabetes care, rehabilitation centres, end-of-life support, and talking therapies in England potentially at risk.
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By IniaesThe UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has launched new cyber resilience initiatives in response to rising concerns over recent security breaches. Among this week's global cybersecurity developments, investigations continue into an Iberian blackout potentially linked to cyber activity, while Delta Airlines faces a lawsuit related to the recent CrowdStrike outage. Additionally, hackers have exploited flaws in GeoVision using the Mirai botnet, and both India and Pakistan have issued competing cybersecurity advisories. WatchGuard has appointed Vats Srivatsan, former COO of SentinelOne and chief strategy officer at Palo Alto Networks, as its interim CEO. Srivatsan replaces Prakash Panjwani, who had led the company’s expansion beyond traditional network security. In his new role, Srivatsan is charged with scaling WatchGuard's security platform for managed service providers. A cyberattack on PowerSchool has compromised the data of students and teachers, leaving schools vulnerable to further threats. Despite PowerSchool paying a ransom in exchange for the criminals' promise to delete the stolen information, the hackers reneged on the agreement and are now directly extorting affected schools. Canada’s Navy faces a steep decline as its aging fleet grapples with serious maintenance challenges and delayed modernization efforts. The Royal Canadian Navy’s 12 Halifax-class frigates, which form the core of its surface fleet, are nearing the end of their service life. Efforts to replace them with 15 new warships under the Canadian Surface Combatant project—based on the UK’s Type 26 design—have been plagued by escalating costs, now exceeding $80 billion, and significant delays. Trade Proposal Sends Rangers' $81.5 Million Star to Western Conference Team
With the New York Rangers looking to revamp their roster following a disappointing season that saw them miss the playoffs, star forward Artemi Panarin—currently in the final year of his seven-year, $81.5 million deal—has emerged as a potential trade candidate. A user-generated proposal using PuckPedia’s PuckGM tool suggests sending Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for young forward Alex Laferriere and a 2025 first-round draft pick. Panarin, who scored 89 points in 80 games this season, would bring top-line scoring to the Kings, while the Rangers would gain youth, speed, and valuable draft capital as they pivot under newly hired head coach Mike Sullivan. The FAA has unveiled a plan to modernize the nation's aging air traffic control system, aiming to meet 21st-century demands and enhance safety. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Thursday that the overhaul will bring critical upgrades to support a more efficient and secure aviation infrastructure. Moon dust, rarer than gold, has arrived in the UK from China, marking a historic moment as the first Moon samples collected in nearly 50 years and the first ever loaned by China make their debut on British soil. Ange Postecoglou has responded to his critics, acknowledging the backlash while firmly defending his tenure at Tottenham. Following the team's advancement to the Europa League final, Postecoglou highlighted the achievement as part of his ongoing pursuit to maintain his record of winning silverware in his second season at every club he's managed. The Senate rejects cryptocurrency proposal by a single vote, halting a groundbreaking measure aimed at regulating digital assets in the United States. In a surprise move, several Republicans crossed party lines to oppose the bill, effectively blocking its passage. The NHS is considering major cuts to address a significant budget shortfall, with essential services such as diabetes care, rehabilitation centres, end-of-life support, and talking therapies in England potentially at risk.