The Implications of Rising US-Iran Tensions for Businesses
The targeted assassination of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani on 3 January 2020, on the orders of President Trump, ratcheted up […]
A Nasty Surprise in Supplies: Monitoring Your Supply Chain in the Wake of the Travelex Ransomware Incident
On 31st December, as the world prepared for the new decade, UK-based foreign exchange giant Travelex had other things on
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Digital Health Magazine Cyber Security Round Up
Making it into our round-up of cyber security news this month is research warning of the security risks posed by
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Current Cyber Security in NHS Suppliers
Cyber security is a key risk for NHS Trusts and suppliers alike, and it is no co-incidence that the UK
Cyber Security in the Healthcare Supply Chain
“Cyber security is a key risk for NHS Trusts and suppliers alike, and it is no co-incidence that the UK
Black Friday Highs and Woes: how cybercriminals exploit this season’s best deals
With over 165 million people shopping over Black Friday weekend last year [1], retailers are gearing up to advertise this
BLOG SERIES: The Balkanisation of the Internet Part IV: From SORM to Sovereign: Russia’s digital surveillance and cybercrime
The fourth part of our “Balkanisation of the Internet” blog series examines how Russia is contributing to the Balkanisation of
The Balkanisation of the Internet Blog Series Part III – Brazil, India, and WhatsApp: A case study for tech decolonisation
In the third part of our Balkanisation series, we address the policies in India and Brazil that are contributing to the process
Hacktivists take Eastern Europe by storm
Two leaks of historic proportions occurred in Eastern Europe this July. In Bulgaria, the personably identifiable information (PII) of most
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The Balkanisation of the Internet Blog Series Part II – The inconsistent application of GDPR
Our analysts discuss the impact of GDPR on the balkanisation of the Internet