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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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Dark web monitoring, React2Shell vulnerability, Corporate governance, Spyware seizure...
Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 10:51
Compliance
Google retires free dark‑web monitoring tool
Google’s decision to discontinue its free dark‑web monitoring service removes a widely used personal‑data breach alert for consumers, raising concerns for organizations that relied on the tool for compliance with data‑protection regulations. Zdnet notes the feature’s utility in flagging exposed PII, while XDA Developers confirms the shutdown will occur early next year, leaving users to seek alternative solutions.
Zdnet
XDA Developers
Former foreign secretary blocks watchdog access
A Politico Europe investigation reveals that former UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron denied the intelligence‑services watchdog access to classified security documents in 2024, citing jurisdictional limits. The IPCO report, cited by Politico, calls the refusal a “disturbing precedent” that could undermine compliance with oversight statutes governing covert powers.
Politico Europe
Risk Management
Crypto‑mining scam exploits hijacked AWS credentials
Tech Radar reports that attackers leveraged compromised IAM credentials to launch crypto‑mining operations on Amazon Web Services, highlighting the persistent risk of credential‑theft in cloud environments. The article warns that without robust password policies and multi‑factor authentication, similar incidents could recur, underscoring the need for continuous risk‑mitigation controls.
Tech Radar
Chinese hackers weaponise Cisco zero‑day
Cisco disclosed a sophisticated campaign by Chinese actors exploiting a previously unknown zero‑day vulnerability in its flagship products, according to TechCrunch. The breach demonstrates how supply‑chain risk vectors can rapidly affect global enterprises, prompting urgent patch deployments and review of third‑party security postures.
TechCrunch
React2Shell flaw endangers thousands of sites
CoinDesk details the active exploitation of CVE‑2025‑55182 (React2Shell), a critical bug in React Server Components that enables unauthenticated code execution on vulnerable servers. The report cites GTIG’s observation of widespread attacks across cloud‑hosted applications, urging immediate remediation to avoid massive operational risk for web‑based services.
CoinDesk
Louvre strike and €102 million heist expose governance gaps
The Boston Globe describes how a labor strike at the Louvre coincided with a high‑profile jewel heist, revealing deep‑seated security and governance failures within the museum’s management. The incident illustrates how operational disruptions can compound risk exposure, prompting calls for stronger oversight and contingency planning in cultural institutions.
bostonglobe.com
Regulatory Affairs
French authorities seize high‑tech spyware on ferry
Politico Europe reports that French intelligence services intercepted a sophisticated remote‑access spying tool aboard a ferry in Sète, launching a judicial probe into a suspected foreign operation. The case, linked to potential Russian involvement, underscores heightened regulatory scrutiny of cyber‑espionage tools entering European transport infrastructure.
Politico Europe
Corporate Governance
South Korea’s governance overhaul fuels market surge
The Financial Times highlights how sweeping corporate‑governance reforms in South Korea have driven a 69 % rally in the Kospi index this year, positioning the country as a model for other economies seeking to boost investor confidence. The reforms emphasize board independence and transparent reporting, reinforcing the link between governance quality and market performance.
Financial Times
Automated AI account shutdowns raise governance alarms
Computer World exposes the emerging governance risk posed by AI‑driven automated account cancellations, citing a Swiss cybersecurity firm’s experience with Anthropic’s opaque shutdown process. The article argues that such “silent” enforcement creates a control gap, urging enterprises to treat provider‑initiated shutdowns as a first‑class governance issue with contractual safeguards.
Computer World
Information Security
Malicious Firefox add‑ons siphon user data
Tech Radar warns that more than a dozen Firefox extensions have been compromised to steal money and track user behaviour, highlighting the ongoing threat of malicious browser add‑ons. The investigation calls for heightened extension vetting and user awareness to mitigate this vector of information‑security breach.
Tech Radar
Free Urban VPN Proxy caught spying on users
Tech Radar uncovers that the free Urban VPN Proxy Chrome extension silently harvested users’ AI chat content, exemplifying the dangers of unvetted VPN services. The report urges organizations to adopt reputable VPN solutions and enforce strict vendor‑security assessments to protect sensitive communications.
Tech Radar
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