Zimperium Deep Insights cuts mobile incident investigation time from weeks to minutes

Advanced mobile forensics made simple for every security team.Zimperium, a global leader in AI-empowered mobile security, has announced Zimperium Deep Insights, the industry's only enterprise-wide solution to unify real-time Mobile Threat Defence with automated mobile forensics. This solution enables security teams to investigate AI-powered mobile attacks in minutes instead of weeks or months.
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Salto's XS4 Double Reader for monitored entry and exit

Salto has launched its XS4 Double Reader wire-free smart locking range, introducing a new electronic lock with two integrated readers designed to monitor and record both entry and exit through a single door.

House of Commons hit by over 51 million cyber attacks over the last three years

London, 11th August: House of Commons have rejected over 51 million malicious emails over the past three years, highlighting the relentless spike in cyber threats threatstargeting the UK's public sector and government institutions.

The data, obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request and analysed by Parliament Street think tank, reveals the scale of these malicious attacks towards House of Commons between July 2023 - May 2026. Among the 51,145,419 emails rejected were likely a mixture of phishing attempts, malware, and spam.
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UK considers new rules to tackle rogue AI risks as autonomous systems grow more complex

The UK Government is reviewing whether stronger AI regulation is needed to address rising concerns about rogue AI behaviour and the risks posed by increasingly autonomous systems.  

Recent incidents involving advanced AI models acting outside expected parameters have intensified concerns about cybersecurity and whether the current voluntary guidance is still fit for purpose. 

The Government’s priority remains public safety, with officials signalling that mandatory pre-deployment testing could be introduced if existing approaches no longer provide sufficient protection.
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HKC expands platform capabilities with SW-10270 and SmartLink700 upgrades

HKC Security has announced upgrades to SW-10270 and SmartLink700, introducing significant new functionality that gives installers greater flexibility when configuring Technical Zones, while enhancing system performance and supporting the next generation of HKC devices. 

The coordinated launch of the SW-10270 v4.4.6 firmware and SmartLink700 v1.7.8 software represents one of the most comprehensive enhancements to HKC's Technical Zone functionality to date, enabling installers to configure each Technical Zone independently, rather than applying settings globally across the system. 
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Hanwha Vision launches ultra-sensitive VGA AI thermal camera series with sub-16mK NETD

Hanwha Vision has launched its new VGA AI Tele lens Thermal Camera series, introducing a next-generation thermal surveillance solution designed to deliver highly accurate AI-based detection across both land and maritime environments.

Combining ultra-sensitive thermal imaging, advanced AI analytics, mission-critical cybersecurity, and rugged durability, the new series is engineered to support critical infrastructure, perimeter protection, coastal monitoring, and border security operations in the most challenging conditions.
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Tradespeople moving away from branded vans over tool theft fears

Almost a third (30%) of tradespeople are switching to unbranded vans to avoid becoming targets for tool thieves, according to new research. The findings, from specialist insurer Tradesman Saver, reveal many tradespeople are changing how they operate because of worries that vehicle branding could advertise valuable tools and materials to criminals.
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