In March 2026, users of the Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank apps found themselves looking at the bank statements and personal details of complete strangers.
An invisible breach is a cyber attack that enters your system quietly and stays hidden for months. In 2026 these attacks are one of the biggest threats to UK SMEs.
Phishing remains the most common and disruptive cyber attack affecting UK organisations – but as we move through 2026, the scale, sophistication and impact of these attacks are accelerating rapidly.
Cyber Essentials remains one of the UK’s most important baseline security frameworks — but as we enter 2026, both the threat landscape and the certification requirements are shifting rapidly.
Manufacturing has held the title of the most cyber-attacked industry in the world for four consecutive years – and 2026 shows no signs of slowing down.
The cyber threat landscape has shifted dramatically over the past 12 months. Attackers are using AI at scale, ransomware is becoming more destructive, supply chain breaches have doubled, and the… Read More »
Whether you’ve formally “adopted AI” or not…AI is already being used by your coworkers. You may not see it. You may not hear about it. But it is happening —… Read More »
Artificial intelligence has exploded into the workplace. Tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Midjourney, and countless browser extensions are now part of people’s daily workflows. The problem? Most businesses don’t know… Read More »
If your business uses an on-premises installation of Microsoft Exchange Server, then you need to be aware of the latest threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored hackers who are using vulnerabilities… Read More »
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