The Exploitation Era
The Exploitation Era: Why EMEA Organisations Cannot Out-Patch Frontier AI Alone
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10 practical measures to cut cloud security breaches before they happen
Discover ten practical measures to harden your environment, along with the pressures driving the change and where specialist expertise fits into modern cloud computing security.
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What are AI security risks and how to prevent them
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative AI is moving faster than cyber security controls can adapt. AI Models now handle sensitive client data, make autonomous decisions and trigger actions – often without direct human oversight. That creates new threats and vulnerabilities and an entirely new class of business risk: one driven by instructions, not exploits.
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What Is a Compromise Assessment and why do you need one
You don’t need flashing alerts or breached data to be at risk. Many compromises sit dormant for weeks or months – quietly collecting credentials, watching traffic and waiting for the right moment to strike.
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AI security posture management: What it is & why it matters
Organisations are deploying AI systems without fully grasping the unique risks they introduce, leaving critical data and operational integrity exposed. This is not merely a technical oversight; it is a strategic failure with dire consequences for business continuity, regulatory compliance, and customer trust.
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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.
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The Mandate of Timeliness: Patch Management Across Major Compliance Standards
Patch management – the process of identifying, acquiring, testing and installing updates and patches to software and firmware – is universally recognised as a critical pillar of cyber security.
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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