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The 2026 #WorldCup will be one of the most complex #security operations ever. 104 matches. 3 countries. Ongoing geopolitical conflict. The #threatlandscape has changed dramatically and yesterday’s security playbook won’t be enough. https://t.co/Tojd3b5Ovv

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#Misogyny is often treated as a social or cultural issue. For #securityprofessionals, it can signal something more. Understanding how these patterns develop and what to look for is critical to strengthening threat awareness and response. https://t.co/VXnhWRp8TS
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Officials evacuated more than 100 passengers and crew from the MV Hondius cruise ship on Sunday. Here's what we know about the effort to contain the Hantavirus outbreak. https://t.co/ZeUu9MY8vH

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The DOJ charged a special forces solder with using his access to classified information to profit on a prediction market. For our May Legal Report, we spoke with risk management experts to understand what the indictment means for insider risk management. https://t.co/Oc6zZLs6NP

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So, you want to implement agentic artificial intelligence (AI) into your business? Do so carefully, warns a group of international government cybersecurity agencies. https://t.co/iIJg4PzPDm

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Organized crime groups like the Black Axe are increasingly targeting both European individuals and organizations in cyber-enabled fraud schemes that generate substantial profits and significant losses—$64.1 billion in the EU in 2025 alone. https://t.co/BgbdiJcjGY

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You know there has been a lot of strange security-adjacent news in the month when a huge fireball over Toronto is relegated to the “and our editors ran across these other strange stories” section of the article. https://t.co/W0Zw502cCv

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Three students who were injured during a shooting at Brown University in December 2025 are suing the school, alleging security failures. https://t.co/m9b7k4Y4yv

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While every respondent said that their organization was proactive when it comes to crisis planning, 93 percent of business leaders admitted in a new survey that their organization missed red flags of pending crises or disruptions. https://t.co/d0xd9jZgSu

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Can a working hotel also provide a secure meeting space? In most cases, absolutely. But a determined attacker can find gaps in those security plans, as witnessed in the attempted attack during this past weekend’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner. https://t.co/W6XccouoOR

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The U.S. government alleged that China is engaged in a deliberate, industrial-scale campaign to distill U.S. frontier artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to a White House memo published Thursday. https://t.co/mKJeoIwkfl

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“Surprisingly, we find absolutely no overlap between the top five competencies global executives display and the top five competencies global respondents say they want leaders to display," according to new analysis on leadership from Hogan Assessments. https://t.co/gwH76w44to

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A man opened fire on tourists at the Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico on 20 April, injuring 13 people and killing one. In response, Mexican authorities are stepping up security measures at major tourist sites ahead of the World Cup 2026. https://t.co/9wsRvWHCDz

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New analysis from BlackBerry revealed a security gap surrounding end-to-end encryption: people using common messaging platforms who don’t actually understand what encryption protects. https://t.co/1uZVWhy6BR

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Protesters upset over high fuel prices have entered a fourth day of demonstrations in Ireland, blocking access to fuel depots and parts of Dublin and other cities, raising concerns over fuel shortages, commute times, and access to emergency services. https://t.co/HwAn64lKst

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Examining only campaign data, the Public Service Alliance found that federal candidates spent five times more on security in the 2023-24 election cycle than they did during the 2015-2016 cycle. https://t.co/7pDcbtpyRP

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Travelers are increasingly nervous about geopolitical conflicts affecting their trips, far outpacing concerns about rising travel costs. https://t.co/lNBj4qGZNY

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➖U.S. appellate court upholds CACI liability for conspiracy at Abu Ghraib
➖The EU’s Digital Omnibus process inches forward
➖The family of a Tumbler Ridge shooting victim sues OpenAI
All this and more in this month's Legal Report from @mgngates
https://t.co/7O88Uis6h2