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Un professionnel chevronné supervisant les risques organisationnels, axé sur le maintien d'une conformité stricte, de la sécurité de l'information et des normes réglementaires, tout en garantissant des pratiques de gouvernance d'entreprise et de gestion des risques efficaces. Ils nécessitent des mises à jour sur les menaces émergentes et les changements réglementaires.
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Cyber Threats, Compliance Hurdles, and Governance Shifts in 2025...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 10:46
Compliance
Legal Aid Agency wrestles with post‑breach compliance
The UK Legal Aid Agency is finally back online after a landmark cyberattack, but law firms report “security‑first” workflow changes that are cumbersome and error‑prone. The agency’s effort to meet data‑protection obligations highlights the lingering compliance strain of a breach that still forces manual checks and heightened audit trails. The Register notes that the agency’s return to pre‑breach operations is uneven, underscoring the need for robust remedial governance.
The Register
Nvidia’s H200 chips raise export‑control compliance concerns
China Daily reports that the U.S. decision to allow Nvidia to ship its H200 AI chips to select Chinese buyers is shadowed by “persistent cybersecurity concerns.” Officials warn that AI hardware remains a sensitive field, prompting tighter export‑control scrutiny and corporate compliance reviews for firms eyeing the Chinese market. The article stresses that security‑risk assessments will likely dictate future adoption rates.
China Daily
Risk Management
Smishing evolves into a corporate‑wide risk vector
Tech Radar explains how cybercriminals have upgraded traditional SMS scams into sophisticated smishing campaigns that target enterprises, exploiting employee trust and mobile device vulnerabilities. The shift demands new risk‑management frameworks that incorporate mobile‑security training and real‑time threat intelligence to prevent credential theft.
Tech Radar
Zero‑day assaults on self‑hosted Git services amplify supply‑chain risk
A wave of 0‑day attacks against the open‑source Gogs Git platform has compromised over 700 self‑hosted instances, according to The Register. With no patch forthcoming, organizations face heightened supply‑chain exposure, prompting urgent segmentation of development environments and accelerated patch‑management policies.
The Register
Regulatory Affairs
DHS data consolidation sparks privacy‑regulation alarm
Wired warns that the Department of Homeland Security’s aggressive data‑aggregation program, aimed at tightening immigration enforcement, may inadvertently breach privacy‑rights statutes and trigger new regulatory oversight. The article highlights growing legislative scrutiny over mass data collection and its compatibility with existing privacy frameworks.
Wired
US political rhetoric reshapes regulatory outlook
The Hollywood Reporter notes that former President Donald Trump dismissed the regulatory state as a “sideshow,” while France 24 records his criticism of Europe’s “decaying” security ties. Their combined commentary signals a potential shift in regulatory policy tone, with implications for cross‑border compliance and future legislative agendas.
Hollywood Reporter
France24
Corporate Governance
Coca‑Cola maps succession with new COO as future CEO
CNBC reports that Coca‑Cola has appointed Henrique Braun as COO, positioning him to succeed James Quincey as CEO in 2026. The move reflects a deliberate governance strategy to ensure leadership continuity and align the company’s long‑term vision with evolving market demands.
CNBC
Information Security
Malicious VS Code extensions weaponized for data theft
DevOps.com uncovers two rogue Microsoft Visual Studio Code extensions masquerading as a dark theme and an AI‑assistant, which silently capture screenshots and exfiltrate credentials. This highlights the growing threat of supply‑chain attacks in development tools and the need for stringent extension vetting processes.
DevOps.com
Unpatched .NET RCE flaw leaves enterprise apps exposed
A critical remote‑code‑execution vulnerability in Microsoft .NET, revealed by security researchers, remains unpatched, according to The Register. The flaw potentially endangers a broad range of enterprise applications, urging immediate mitigation steps such as network segmentation and monitoring for exploit activity.
The Register
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