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The Exploitation Era: Why EMEA Organisations Cannot Out-Patch Frontier AI Alone
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From steel to silicon part 5: Your vehicle is a computer – Here’s how to keep it safe. Practical tips for drivers, fleets, and public services
As vehicles become increasingly connected, cybersecurity is no longer a niche concern – it’s a foundational requirement.
Read moreFrom steel to silicon part 4: Modular cyber security – The case for replaceable, transparent vehicle defences
As vehicles evolve into software-defined platforms cyber security is no longer a bolt-on feature — it’s a foundational requirement. But the real question is whether it can be modular, upgradable, and user-controllable.
Read moreFrom steel to silicon part 3: Securing the data centre on wheels – Regulation, architecture, and embedded defence
The most immediate pressure on automakers to take cybersecurity seriously comes not from consumer demand, but from regulation. Over the past five years, a global patchwork of mandates has emerged, forcing OEMs to treat cybersecurity not as a feature, but as a prerequisite for legal compliance and vehicle certification.
Read moreFrom steel to silicon part 2: What can go wrong – Attack vectors and nightmare scenarios in the software-defined vehicle
As cars transform into computers on wheels, they offer cutting-edge functionality but also open up to new cyber attacks.
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The modern authentication handbook: From FIDO2 to SASE explained
Our increasing reliance on cloud services, for both core systems and Software as a Service applications, has led to a general move toward a Zero Trust methodology, whether as a deliberate IT strategy or simply organic drift.
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What Zero Trust Really Means
Cutting through the confusion to understand what Zero Trust security looks like in action Zero…
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Analysing the WarLock Ransomware Attack on Colt Technology Services
Executive Summary In a stark reminder of the evolving threat landscape, multinational telecommunications provider Colt…
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SharePoint’s China syndrome: A self-inflicted national security crisis
Introduction With a keen eye on cybersecurity news that impacts our customers, and a background…
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When vendors let us down
Over two decades in cybersecurity, I’ve seen countless trends, threats and hype curves come and go. But one constant remains: We rely so much on our vendors — and it’s profoundly damaging when they introduce the very weaknesses that they’re supposed to protect us from.
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