There’s a common misconception that once a cyber attack is underway, there’s little you can do beyond accepting the loss of your data. In reality, that’s far from the truth. Speed is often of the essence once an attack is detected, and acting swiftly can significantly reduce its effects and prevent the most damaging consequences. The way you react in the first hour can tilt the balance from a full blown crisis with severe financial, operational and reputational consequences t

Cyber resilience starts before the attack: why proactive coverage is the new standard In today’s hyper-connected business landscape,...

If you’ve spent any time on social media recently, you will have come across videos where voice cloning has been used to make it sound...

In the US, the state of New York’s Attorney General has fined two large insurance companies, GEICO and Travelers Indemnity Company,...

October’s Cyber Awareness Month may have heightened the awareness of digital threats, but the battle against cyber risks is far from...

The government has announced in the King’s Speech that the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will be introduced to Parliament in 2025....