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The prospect that your business may be targeted maliciously is sadly no longer an edge case but an everyday reality facing any modern business. No matter your size or profile, bad actors will exploit opportunities to take your business hostage for financial gain. In part one we discussed how NIS2 legislation places a large importance on […]

Modern cyber threats don’t wait for teams to be ready. They exploit gaps when resources are stretched thin, evolve faster than most organizations can adapt, and frequently strike outside normal business hours. Many security teams find themselves balancing the need to strengthen defenses proactively while ensuring expert help will be available when an incident occurs.

In today’s interconnected world, one company’s outage can affect the delivery of a country’s vital services and even impact the wider economy, as was evidenced by the cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover, which negatively impacted the UK’s GDP. At the heart of NIS2 is a desire for business continuity. It encourages companies to properly document their processes,

In the modern cybersecurity landscape, the traditional network perimeter has dissolved. Today, identity as a perimeter keeps getting stronger and stronger. As organizations accelerate cloud adoption and integrate AI systems, the number of digital identities, both human and non-human, has grown exponentially. Each credential, API key, and service account now represents a potential entry point

A zero-day attack leverages a previously unknown vulnerability — one that hasn’t been detected by developers or security experts. Because the vulnerability is unknown, there is typically no existing patch or fix, leaving systems temporarily vulnerable until a solution can be developed and deployed. The term “zero-day” refers to the fact that defenders have “zero

For decades, passwords have been the standard method for protecting access to systems and accounts. However, passwords can be compromised or stolen via tactics such as brute-force attacks, phishing attacks, and infostealer malware. The shift to multi-factor authentication (MFA) added another layer of security by requiring additional authentication to verify the user’s identity – some

In cybersecurity, “zero day” is frequently diluted and used as a catch-all for any unpatched vulnerability. This article breaks down the three mandatory elements of a true zero day, illustrating why the distinction between a zero day and a known, but unpatched, flaw is critical for effective defense. Getting This Cybersecurity Terminology Right is a Defensive

A new report claims that the cost of insider security incidents has surged 20% in two years, reaching an average of US $19.5 million per organization annually, with no sign that the alarming figure is flattening. That is one of the findings of the “Cost of Insider Risks Global Report” for 2026 from the Ponemon Institute and DTEX, which

Sophos Firewall v22 bolstered Secure by Design, taking it to a whole new level with major updates to the architecture and new features like the Health Check to help identify high-risk configurations. Sophos Firewall v22 MR1 adds several enhancements, including additional Secure by Design capabilities along with a new set of NDR detections for active

Secure by Design is a software development philosophy that treats security as a foundational requirement rather than an afterthought. Instead of building a product first and bolting on security fixes later, Secure by Design demands that security considerations are embedded into every stage of the development lifecycle — from architecture and design through coding, testing, deployment, and maintenance. The