Cyber Security Headlines GlobalX breach, Google settles lawsuits, UK software security guidelines
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May 13, 2025 A major cyberattack on Global Crossing Airlines Group raises concerns about airline security. Google reaches a billion-dollar settlement over privacy lawsuits, spotlighting the ongoing battle over user data protection. Meanwhile, the UK introduces new voluntary software security guidelines aimed at enhancing the safety of software development. The podcast navigates through these pivotal issues, alongside recent cyber incidents and their implications for security advancements.
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Global Crossing Cyberattack
- Global Crossing Airlines Group suffered a cyberattack that exposed some business application systems.
- Attackers offered flight records including passenger lists to media but operations were not disrupted.
Google Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
- Google settled privacy lawsuits paying $1.375 billion but admitted no liability.
- The company updated its practices to address complaints about location tracking and biometric data collection.
UK Software Security Code
- The UK released a voluntary software security code with 14 principles on secure design and customer communication.
- It mirrors US CISA guidelines and may lead to future certification programs.