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Today’s lead:EU product-security reporting clock starts todayAdaptHealth breach scope reaches 4.1 million peopleCheck Point VPN flaws expose gateways and management serversLiteLLM defaults turn AI gateways into credential exposure paths
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EU product-security reporting clock starts today

Manufacturers placing connected hardware or software on the EU market must now notify actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe product-security incidents through ENISA’s reporting platform.

Article 14 reporting under the EU Cyber Resilience Act applies from today. Covered manufacturers need a defensible process for recognising a reportable indication, submitting the 24-hour warning, enriching it within 72 hours and coordinating subsequent reports without compromising investigation or3.

Why today: This leads because the materially new event is a fixed legal obligation taking effect on 11 September 2026, not another preparatory advisory. It outranks today’s incident and vulnerability stories by changing who must decide, what evidence must be…
“Name the accountable CRA reporting executive and two deputies.”

Decision owner: Chief product security officer with general counsel and the designated EU regulatory-reporting owner

Decision horizon: Today; reporting ownership and escalation thresholds must be operational before the first qualifying indication is received.

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EU product-security reporting clock starts today

Article 14 reporting under the EU Cyber Resilience Act applies from today. Covered manufacturers need a defensible process for recognising a reportable indication, submitting the 24-hour…

Today’s action: Name the accountable CRA reporting executive and two deputies.

Data Protection

AdaptHealth breach scope reaches 4.1 million people

AdaptHealth’s earlier material-incident disclosure has been followed by reporting that 4,115,802 people were affected. The intrusion began with social engineering of a third-party contractor session and…

Today’s action: Review contractor authentication methods and active cloud sessions.

Network Security

Check Point VPN flaws expose gateways and management servers

Check Point disclosed CVE-2026-85102 and CVE-2026-85103, two critical VPN certificate-processing vulnerabilities capable of unauthenticated remote code execution. CERT-EU now urges immediate hotfixing of affected perimeter and…

Today’s action: Inventory every affected Check Point appliance and release branch.

AI Security

LiteLLM defaults turn AI gateways into credential exposure paths

Wiz found 294 of 3,074 public LiteLLM instances in a point-in-time sample accepted the example master key or required no authentication. Older vulnerable versions could combine…

Today’s action: Discover every LiteLLM gateway across cloud and development accounts.

Threat Intelligence

Xinbi disruption changes sanctions and fraud-control priorities

Treasury designated Xinbi Guarantee and two supporting technology companies, while DOJ reported more than US$52 million restrained across marketplace and vendor wallets. The action creates immediate…

Today’s action: Load the new designations into authorised sanctions-screening systems.

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