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  • Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    Cybersecurity often overlooks the physical aspects of data protection. As businesses digitise, physical security remains crucial. Portable drives and hardware tools are vital in sectors with limited connectivity, requiring a blend of digital and physical controls for resilience….

  • Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    CybaVerse secures £5m to scale up

    CybaVerse secures £5 million in Series A funding. Chichester-based cybersecurity firm CybaVerse has raised £5 million from investors including Pembroke VCT, Airbridge, and Haatch to transition to a scalable SaaS model and enhance its CybaOps platform….

  • Reported Invoicely data breach exposes 180,000 customer and employee records

    Reported Invoicely data breach exposes 180,000 customer and employee records

    Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered an unsecured database. The breach exposed nearly 180,000 files containing personal and financial data. Invoicely, a global billing and accounting platform, faces scrutiny over a large-scale data exposure that included tax IDs, addresses, and payment details.

  • Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    UK now faces four ‘nationally significant’ cyber attacks weekly, warns NCSC

    The UK’s cyber-security agency handled 204 nationally significant attacks in a year. GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre recorded 204 cyber incidents in the past 12 months — about four per week — with 18 considered “highly significant” as the government prepares a new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.

  • Semperis launches unified identity crisis management platform

    Semperis launches unified identity crisis management platform

    Semperis has launched Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management. The new solution unifies identity recovery and crisis coordination, giving organisations tools to manage communication and restore systems after cyberattacks. It is being offered at no additional cost for qualifying customers.

  • Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    Cybersecurity’s crucial role for online businesses

    Online businesses in 2025 face essential cybersecurity challenges. As remote work and cloud infrastructure expand, cyber threats become more sophisticated, demanding robust defences. Companies must prioritise digital security to maintain trust, ensure compliance, and safeguard financial stability….

  • Hackers send extortion emails to executives, Google warns

    Hackers send extortion emails to executives, Google warns

    Google has warned that hackers are sending extortion emails to executives. The campaign, allegedly linked to the Cl0p ransomware group, claims to involve stolen Oracle software data, though no breach has been confirmed. The trend highlights a growing risk of cybercriminals targeting leadership directly.

  • UK lags global average in bot protection

    UK lags global average in bot protection

    UK businesses face mounting cyber risk as AI bots surge. DataDome’s 2025 Global Bot Security Report finds only 1.77% of UK domains are fully protected against automated threats, well below Europe’s 2.52% average and the global figure of 2.8%. Experts warn systemic issues are leaving companies exposed.

  • Cybersecurity still requires a physical layer

    Ben supports thousands affected by JLR hack

    Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber attack disrupts UK production significantly. The incident, affecting thousands, has halted operations at three UK sites since 1st September, impacting supply chains and local communities severely….

  • Unmasking the political threat of deepfakes

    Unmasking the political threat of deepfakes

    Deepfakes are eroding trust in politics and society. Elections can be swayed by lies candidates never told. From Slovakia’s 2023 ballot to paid fake ads on social platforms, synthetic media is undermining democratic processes and public confidence — a growing threat with few safeguards in place.