• Barracuda targets AI-driven email attacks

    Email attacks are accelerating beyond traditional inbox defences. Barracuda has launched Integrated Email Protection, using AI and cross-domain signals to detect, explain, and remediate threats across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and MSP environments.


  • SolarWinds appoints CISO for resilience push

    Cyber leadership is becoming part of product trust. SolarWinds has appointed Justin Henkel as CISO, bringing intelligence, financial services, and enterprise-risk experience as AI-driven IT and software resilience face closer scrutiny.


  • Cyber bill raises resilience obligations

    Cyber resilience is moving deeper into UK business regulation now. The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is advancing through Parliament, with implications for essential services, suppliers, and digital infrastructure.


  • Anthropic shutdown exposes AI service risk

    Anthropic’s model shutdown has turned AI access into service risk. Users seeking refunds after Fable 5’s withdrawal have exposed deeper questions over continuity, governance, and procurement.


  • Getting the basics right with the April 2026 Cyber Essentials Plus Update

    Cyber Essentials Plus now demands firmer proof of cyber hygiene. Jon Abott, CEO and Co-Founder of ThreatAware, explains how v3.3 tightens scope, MFA, and patching requirements as organisations face stricter evidence standards.


  • HMRC sets agent MFA timetable

    HMRC has set the agent MFA rollout timetable now. Accountancy practices must prepare access controls before final activation between late September and mid-October.


  • Cybanetix launches managed AI security service

    Cybanetix has launched a managed service for enterprise AI security. The new service combines security tooling, consultancy, and 24/7 SOC monitoring across employee AI use, governance, and embedded AI systems.


  • NAKIVO reports global MSP growth

    NAKIVO has reported steady first-quarter growth across global markets worldwide. MSP numbers rose 18% year on year, while total revenue increased 4% during Q1 2026.


  • MokN raises m for phish-back expansion

    MokN has raised $15m to scale its credential-theft defence platform. The GV-led Series A will support UK expansion, US offices, hiring, and development of a broader Active Identity Recovery platform.


  • Willow access sharpens quantum security deadline

    King’s researchers have gained access to Google’s Willow quantum processor. The move strengthens UK quantum research while sharpening enterprise questions around post-quantum cryptography, supplier visibility, and board-level cyber risk.