How to Reduce an Attack Surface Every device, application, and system connected to the internet represents a potential entry point for cyber attackers. Collectively, these points of exposure form what is known as your organisation’s attack surface. From hardware and software to mobile devices and cloud services, each connection is an opportunity for threat actors […]
Networks look and operate very differently now from how they did a few years ago, let alone the decade prior. Modern digital enterprises now rely on a complex mix of on-premises, cloud, and SaaS technologies to support day-to-day operations. Yet, many organisations still face critical visibility gaps that, when left untreated, can cause major disruptions,
Published on 06/10/2025 & updated on 24/04/2026. As technology becomes embedded in our daily lives and business operations, the number of digital assets also skyrockets. It’s currently estimated that there are more than nine connected smart devices for every person on the planet. Multiply that by a global population of over 8 billion, and the
As organisations grow and change, they often accumulate vast amounts of data stored in outdated legacy systems. These systems, while rarely actively used, house critical data necessary for business operations, as well as compliance with tax and data privacy regulations. The problem is, hanging onto old tech can do more harm than good. In fact,
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Published on 28/04/2025 & Updated on 15/10/2025. One of the most pressing threats facing companies today is the rise in supply chain attacks. These cyberattacks attempt to infiltrate networks of larger organisations through security weaknesses in third-party service providers. The UK ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) emphasises that external party service providers are handling a growing
The rapid shift to remote working has changed the way businesses operate, bringing both flexibility and new cybersecurity challenges. Without the protections of a controlled office environment, remote workers are more exposed to risks, making businesses more vulnerable to cyber attacks. In this blog, we will explore some of the most significant cyber security risks
The 6 Best Practices In Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management Published on 18/11/24 & Updated on 26/06/25 Almost 1 in 2 organisations are estimated to have experienced a cyber attack on their software supply chain. And, with £3.6 million being the average cost of a data breach, risk management is essential. While many organisations are
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What Is Security Awareness Training? Published 18/11/2024 & Updated on 25/07/2025. Security awareness training was previously a matter that only certain industries considered necessary. However, cybercrime is currently rising rapidly, posing a danger to businesses of all trades and sizes. The UK government’s 2025 Cyber Security Breaches Survey found that 43% of UK businesses experienced
Written 02/10/2024 & Updated on 11/11/2025. In spite of rigorous security efforts by organisations, threat actors are finding innovative methods to exploit business data. Businesses of all sizes face the challenge of safeguarding their sensitive information, critical systems, and operational continuity. Considering ‘over four in ten businesses (43%) and three in ten charities (30%) reported
External Threats In Cyber Security: A Guide The external threats organisations are facing are growing exponentially. Advances in technology are enabling cyber criminals to orchestrate highly targeted cyber attacks to gain access to systems, networks, and sensitive data. Estimations have shown that ‘cyber crime will cost the world economy USD 10.5 trillion per year by
