• Hacked account losses rise to £6.3m

    Report Fraud says hacking-related losses rose sharply during 2025/26 nationally. Reported stolen sums reached £6.3m as police and the NCSC encouraged wider use of phishing-resistant passkeys for important accounts.


  • UK cyber skills gap widens

    UK cyber skills gap widens

    Britain’s cyber workforce is growing, but skills shortages are widening. Government research finds stronger graduate numbers alongside persistent technical gaps, slower workforce growth, and much wider workplace use of AI.


  • Outerlimit raises m for agentic AI security

    Outerlimit has raised $16m to secure increasingly autonomous AI agents. The Egress founders’ new cybersecurity business is building controls designed to govern agent actions as enterprises connect AI systems directly to operational tools.


  • Beazley expands cyber cover for AI failures

    Beazley has expanded cyber cover to address emerging AI failures. The insurer is making AI-related regulatory and operational losses more explicit as businesses deploy automated systems across increasingly important processes.


  • Beazley expands cyber cover for AI failures

    Beacon’s CRM breach has widened concerns over supplier cyber risk. RNLI supporters are among those being notified after compromised credentials gave an attacker access to databases used by charities across the UK.


  • Beazley expands cyber cover for AI failures

    UK card fraud losses rose despite falling identity fraud losses. FICO puts 2025 losses at £594.9m, with card-not-present fraud increasing while identity-fraud losses dropped 12%.


  • Revolut confirms customer data breach after scam

    Revolut has confirmed customer data was disclosed to unauthorised parties. Fraudulent requests sent through a legitimate government email domain exposed sensitive information, putting verification controls and social-engineering risk under scrutiny.


  • Revolut confirms customer data breach after scam

    Revolut has confirmed customer data was disclosed through fraudulent requests. The fintech says its systems and customer funds were unaffected, but personal information and identity documents were exposed after requests arrived through a legitimate government-agency email domain.


  • UK cyber skills gap widens

    EU cyber reporting duties now apply to digital product manufacturers. Companies face 24-hour early-warning deadlines for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents as ENISA’s new Single Reporting Platform becomes operational.


  • Beazley expands cyber cover for AI failures

    Distology is entering a new growth phase with Foresight backing. The Stockport cybersecurity distributor has changed institutional investor after NorthEdge’s exit, with European acquisitions, channel expansion, and AI-related services among the priorities for its next stage.