Blog Archive

From steel to silicon part 1: Your vehicle is a data centre on wheels – how it happened

As cars transform into computers on wheels, they offer cutting-edge functionality but also open up to new cyber attacks.

Is your SIEM a liability? A strategic guide to a modern security posture

Want to download this article? Click here This exclusive guide from Google Cloud provides a…

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…

Automated adversaries: Preparing for the age of offensive AI

While many in the cybersecurity industry are talking about integrating AI into their defensive cyber systems there is far less discussion about how offensive cyber agents are going to change our landscape.

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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.