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Understand the key differences between automated vulnerability scanning and manual penetration testing. Learn which service your UK business needs to secure its systems.
Discover how tools like Shodan index internet-facing databases in the UK, why exposed MongoDB instances create security risks, and how SMEs can reduce attack surfaces.
Vibe coding accelerates software development, but AI-generated code creates significant security blind spots. Discover overlooked web app and API testing strategies.
Discover the four main areas where AI usage creates security and operational risks in small businesses, and run a free risk assessment with our AI Risk Snapshot.
Recent data shows one in four UK SMEs faces high cyber risk from preventable security gaps. Learn how small businesses can close basic vulnerabilities, navigate supply chain demands, and satisfy the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
Discover why the UK MOD's Defence Cyber Certification (DCC) mandates Cyber Essentials. Learn about DCC risk levels, the December 2026 deadline, and how to certify.
Not sure if you need a CREST-accredited penetration test? Explore the technical and regulatory differences between CREST and non-CREST testing for UK businesses.
Both certifications cover the same five controls, but the difference in how they are assessed matters. Here is how to decide which level is right for your business and when it is worth going further.
Cyber Essentials v3.3 goes live on 27 April 2026. MFA is now an automatic fail trigger, cloud services cannot be excluded, and the Danzell question set replaces Willow. Here's what changes and what to do before the deadline.
42% of UK small businesses experienced a cyber attack in the past year. This guide covers what threats you actually face, what basic protection looks like and what the government now requires — without the jargon
Explains why security becomes even more critical as businesses adopt AI and how to deploy AI agents without compromising data protection.
Cyber security workshop in Norwood, London
Managing cyber security with separate tools creates dangerous gaps — this post makes the case for a consolidated all-in-one approach for UK SMEs.
London is one of the most targeted cities for cyber attacks in the UK, due to its concentration of high-value financial, legal and technology businesses.
Cyber security can feel overwhelming for small businesses in the UK, but this jargon-free guide provides a clear, actionable roadmap to protect your business without a large budget or IT team.
An unnamed casino was breached through a smart aquarium thermometer — hackers used it to reach the internal network and steal the high-roller database.
A verified roundup of major UK cybersecurity breaches in March and April 2025, covering attacks on healthcare, government and critical infrastructure.
Most compromised UK websites share one flaw — missing HTTP security headers — and adding them takes minutes yet stops a wide range of common attacks.
Finance companies are at the heart of the UK economy, handling vast amounts of data and capital. This post explores the cybersecurity risks targeting financial institutions and how to address them.
Shodan scans reveal how Building Automation Systems — HVAC, lighting controls and security cameras — are exposed online, creating potential entry points for cyber attackers.
Healthcare is one of the prime targets for ransomware and cyber attacks, due to sensitive patient data, outdated software and the perceived ability to pay large ransoms.
Using Shodan, over 700 instances of exposed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) servers were identified in Brighton — a risk that could be exploited by attackers with minimal effort.
43% of all cyberattacks target small businesses. This post examines the real financial and operational cost of a cyber attack for UK SMEs, with lessons from real-world incidents.
In 2024, the UK experienced significant cyberattacks targeting public services, corporations and critical infrastructure. This article examines five of the worst incidents and how they could have been prevented.
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act, implemented in 2024, marks a pivotal shift in how cybersecurity is regulated — with significant implications for any business that sells digital products or services.
North Korea-backed Sapphire Sleet uses social engineering, phishing and malware for financial gain. Learn the tactics and practical steps SMEs can take to reduce risk.
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