With the April 29th deadline rapidly approaching, UK manufacturers, distributors, and importers of internet-connected devices are on a tight schedule to comply with the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act.
Implementing general security practices can significantly enhance your organisation’s resilience against cyber threats. We take a look at some key practices, along with their impact on security.
Covering everything from cunning social engineering tactics to vulnerabilities in widely used digital platforms, our experts help break down the key trends.
November 10, 2023, marks “More Than Just a Password Day”. This day aims to educate users on password best practice and stronger methods they can be using to help stay secure. In this blog, we take a look at some top tips to help protect and secure your accounts and devices.
Back in August, the Electoral Commission informed the public that they had fallen victim to a cyber attack that allowed “hostile actors” to access electoral registers. The Electoral Commission has now confirmed that it failed a basic cyber security test, coinciding with the period when hackers infiltrated the organisation.
In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into the realm of penetration testing, uncovering its significance and shedding light on how it works to safeguard our digital landscapes.
Vulnerability scanning is a crucial element of any robust cyber security strategy. To mitigate the risk of cyber threats, you need to be aware of weaknesses and vulnerabilities that are present in your systems and patch them before they can be exploited. So, what is vulnerability scanning and how does it work?
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), in partnership with IASME, have recently launched a new Industry Assurance Scheme – Cyber Advisor. This scheme aims to help small and medium-sized businesses ensure they have baseline cyber security controls in place.
This course specifically prepares individuals for the Vulnerability Assessment Plus (VA+) examination, a certification developed in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Centre, IASME, and CyberScheme.
Cyber crime is on the rise, with the global cost expected to grow from $8.44 trillion (£6.9 trillion) in 2022, to $23.84 trillion (£19.5 trillion) by 2027. As technology continues to advance, the threat of cyber attacks is only going to become more prevalent.