Cyber Security Blog
If a Hacker Touches This, You'll Know Immediately — How Deception Technology Protects Small Businesses
Discover how deception technology and honeypots give small UK businesses a zero false-positive early warning system that catches attackers before they cause damage.
Why the Digital Euro Shutting Out US Tech Giants Matters for Your Business
The EU's digital euro project just banned US cloud giants. Here's what UK small business owners need to know about digital sovereignty, data risk, and your payments.
Your Router Could Be a Spy: Why the US Router Ban Is a Wake-Up Call for UK Small Businesses
The US has banned foreign-made routers over spy risk. UK small businesses face the same threats. Here's what it means for you and how to stay protected.
Even HackerOne Gets Caught Out by Supply Chain Risk
HackerOne's staff data was exposed via a supplier BOLA flaw for weeks before anyone was told. The lesson isn't about them — it's about you.
Practical Cyber Security for Small Businesses: A No-Jargon Guide for UK Business Owners
A plain-English guide to practical cyber security for UK small businesses. Real threats, real costs, and the straightforward steps every SMB owner can take today.
That CV You Just Opened Could Be Stealing Your Passwords Right Now
Hackers are sending fake CVs to businesses that silently steal passwords and hijack computers. Here's what every UK small business owner needs to know.
Cyber Essentials April 2026: Every Change You Need to Know Before 26 April
The Cyber Essentials scheme changes on 26 April 2026. New auto-fail rules for MFA and patching, tighter CE+ testing, revised scope requirements, and the Danzell question set. Here is exactly what changes and what you need to do.
Your Encrypted Messages Are Only Safe Until Someone Tricks You Into Handing Over the Keys — FBI Warning on Signal and WhatsApp Attacks
The FBI and CISA have issued a formal warning about Russian intelligence-linked campaigns targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts through social engineering. Thousands of accounts compromised. Here is exactly how the attack works and what to do.
How a Single Stolen Token Compromised a Security Tool Used by Millions — The Trivy Supply Chain Attack
Attackers compromised Trivy, a widely used open-source security scanner, pushing credential-stealing malware into Docker Hub images, hijacking npm packages with a self-propagating worm, and wiping Kubernetes clusters. Here is what happened and what it means.
Who Ransomware Groups Hit in the UK in February 2026 — A Sector and Size Analysis
Ransomware.live recorded 12 confirmed UK victims in February 2026. Analysing who was hit, how large they were, and what sectors were targeted reveals a pattern that challenges the assumption that small businesses fly under the radar.
Why Accountancy Practices Are Targeted: Client Data, Tax Records and Trust
Accountancy practices hold sensitive client financial data, making them prime cyber targets. Learn why they're attacked and what a breach costs.
CQC, DSPT and GDPR: The Data Security Requirements Every Dental Practice Must Meet
Dental practices must meet CQC, DSPT, GDPR and GDC requirements. This guide explains each obligation and the cost of non-compliance.