AI as a co-worker: Enhancing productivity while ensuring security

AI as a co-worker: Enhancing productivity while ensuring security Picture this: you’re at the office (or at home) and your new coworker, ChatGPT, never needs coffee breaks, loves handling repetitive tasks, and has a knack for cracking jokes that are… hit-or-miss. Generative AI (Gen AI) tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Copilot are rapidly evolving, […]
Cookies; not just a scrumptious snack. How Pass-the-Cookie attacks can bypass your MFA

Cookies; not just a scrumptious snack. How Pass-the-Cookie attacks can bypass your MFA Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a critical component in our defensive strategy, but isn’t a silver bullet in cyber security. Whilst it reduces the risk of unauthorised access, attackers continue to evolve their strategies to bypass it. One such method is known as […]
Stop hitting snooze on cyber security; why assessments are a wake-up call

Stop hitting snooze on security: why assessments are a wake-up call With the release of the Autumn budget in the UK, there is an additional financial strain to cut costs, so what does that mean for your cyber security budgets? Organisations will be looking for increased evidence that their investments are justified, and cyber security […]
5 cyber security threats facing UK retailers (and their customers!) this festive season

The festive season is a whirlwind of excitement, but for UK retailers and their customers, it’s also a time when cyber criminals ramp up their efforts to exploit vulnerabilities.
Understanding your AIW vs your MTO – cyber risk management and business terminologies simplified

We spend our time in cyber living in acronyms – EDR, DLP, IPS, MFA… trying to keep up to date with these. Is APT an Advanced Persistent Threat or Automated Penetration Testing? When we received that email about IAM, was it Identity & Access Management or were they discussing Incident & Asset Management?
Overcoming challenges in securing business buy-in for cyber security strategies

With reports indicating that over 45% of businesses have experienced a cyber breach this year (2024) alone, it’s crucial for business leaders to understand that aligning business goals with security goals isn’t just an IT issue – it’s a business issue.