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New reporting says nearly 70% of organisations across key US industries are exposed to phishing attacks, prompting warnings for security teams to strengthen email defences, employee training and incident response. The figures are drawing attention among cybersecurity professionals in the US and Europe, where phishing remains one of the most common entry points for ransomware and data breaches.
- 2Unattended Luggage Forces Evacuations at Four Dutch Train Stations●netherlands train station evacuations
Dutch train stations were evacuated after unattended luggage was found, disrupting services at four locations. The incidents prompted temporary closures and police checks before services could resume. Similar false alarms with abandoned bags are a recurring cause of station evacuations in the Netherlands and across Europe.
- 3US Army Medical Readiness Command Europe Highlights Workforce Resilience●Medical Readiness Command – Europe Emphasizes Readiness and Resilience of Workforce
The US Army's Medical Readiness Command – Europe is spotlighting the readiness and resilience of its medical workforce. The command stresses that keeping medical personnel prepared, trained and resilient is essential to sustaining healthcare support for soldiers and allies across the European theater, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen military medical capability in the region.
- 4Travel writers toast publication of Train Europe▼To celebrate the publication of Train Europe, @ NarrelleMHarris and I went out for a drink and the amazing ham baguette
Australian travel writer Tim Richards marked the publication of his new book Train Europe with a celebratory drink at Le Pub, joined by writer Narrelle M Harris. The pair reportedly enjoyed the venue's ham baguette, with Richards joking that Harris's hair was a matching touch for the occasion. The book, focused on travelling Europe by rail, appears to be newly released.