Monday, September 22 2025
DFM News Roundup

🔍 Digital Forensics & Incident Response


🕵️ Cyber Investigations


🌐 Major Cyber Incidents


⚠️ Exploits & Threat Intelligence


👮‍♂️ Law Enforcement Updates


🏛️ Policy Updates


📜 Standards & Compliance


📊 Snapshot Summary

SectionHighlightWhy It Matters
DFIR & IRVPN app spying, flawed trust modelsRequire forensic readiness at app/browser layer.
InvestigationsTPG/iiNet data leakTelecom infrastructures are emerging high-risk targets.
Threat IntelSAP exploit attack chainEnterprise systems vulnerable; patching cadence is critical to mitigation.
Law EnforcementOperation Serengeti 2.0Regional coordination leads to impactful cybercrime disruption.
PolicyUK VPN use spike & sanctions updateRegulatory adaptation is essential in tracking emerging threats.
StandardsEU Cyber Resilience enforcementSecurity-by-design moving from best practice to mandate.

📝 Editorial Perspective

  • Privacy tools can harbor serious risks. VPN vulnerabilities reveal the need for broader forensic visibility.
  • Critical infrastructure remains a prime target. iiNet case emphasizes cross-sector threat exposure.
  • Threats evolve fast—return to basics is overdue. Patch management and operational coordination must stay ahead.
  • Compliance is catching up with innovation. Enforcement—especially in Africa and the EU—shows proactive governance can improve security.

🏷️ Tags:

DFIR, Cybersecurity News, Threat Intelligence, Ransomware, Law Enforcement, Cyber Policy, Compliance, EU CRA

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