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NewsThe attackers didn’t break into Asos. They broke into how Asos talks to its customers.
A push notification headed “ASOS HACKED” reached app users in five countries on Tuesday morning. The retailer says its site and app are operating normally. The uncomfortable question for every board is what the attackers reached in order to send it.
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OpinionAn AI agent broke into a government system. Nobody noticed for three months.
Australia did not detect the intrusion into its Medicare statistics portal. OpenAI told them, 84 days after it happened. For UK risk and security leaders, the uncomfortable questions are the same ones, and most organisations do not have answers ready.
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NewsCiti, Shell, Aviva and NatWest among the 2026 #RISK Awards shortlist
More than 300 nominations were submitted across 20 categories, from operational risk and financial crime prevention to third-party governance and the use of AI in GRC. Winners are announced at ExCeL London on the evening of 11 November.
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FeatureThe New Frontier of Healthcare Risk: Why a Breach is No Longer Just a Data Problem
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