Threat Intelligence

As the United Kingdom forges ahead with its ambitious Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, a critical dialogue has opened between lawmakers and the cybersecurity professionals who will navigate its real-world implications. This landmark legislation, designed to replace the 2018 NIS Regulations with

The very digital infrastructure that powers modern commerce and innovation has become the most contested and valuable territory for a new generation of sophisticated cybercriminals. As organizations finalize their rapid migration to cloud services, embracing the agility of containers, Kubernetes,

The cybersecurity industry's intense focus on hypothetical, AI-driven super-weapons has created a critical blind spot for the more immediate and tangible threat unfolding across the digital landscape. While security teams brace for novel, complex attacks crafted by advanced artificial

The smart camera monitoring your home or the small business website you manage could be an unwitting soldier in a cybercriminal's army, as a sophisticated threat group is actively hijacking thousands of internet-connected devices to build the powerful RondoDox botnet. This sprawling network of

The sense of security that often accompanies owning a premium smartphone was recently challenged when Apple issued an urgent warning to its global user base of approximately 1.8 billion individuals. This alert was not about a common virus or a phishing scam, but a far more insidious threat:

The long-anticipated inflection point for artificial intelligence in cybersecurity is no longer a future forecast but the present reality, forcing a radical re-evaluation of digital risk across every industry. This year marks a decisive transition away from a phase of AI exploration and theoretical