For over 30 years, Sapphire has helped organisations understand and manage cyber risk across IT and OT environments. Today, one theme is coming through louder than ever. The vulnerability landscape is shifting fast. There is a lot of noise right now around AI driven cyber attacks. From Anthropic’s Claude Mythos preview to wider hype around autonomous attackers, it is easy to think this is all about new threats. But the real story is something else entirely....

CYBERUK 2026 arrived at a moment of clear‑eyed reflection. Rather than focusing on celebration alone, the National Cyber Security Centre’s tenth anniversary offered an opportunity to take stock of a cyber landscape that has become more complex and fast‑moving over time. Against this backdrop, the conference theme, The Next Decade: Accelerating Our Cyber Defence, felt purposeful and timely, highlighting a shared focus on building stronger resilience and capability for the year

In today’s world, cybersecurity is a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. Cybercriminals continually develop new methods to breach security systems and gain unauthorised access to sensitive data. Bringing us to the question, “what…

When a device connects to organisation networks, cybercriminals may use this connection to compromise corporate data and put the network at risk. Therefore endpoint devices need to be fully secured to prevent any potential incidents from happening. To achieve this, organisations must ensure that they utilise appropriate solutions to protect the front line of their cybersecurity at every endpoint...

For most organisations, security investment is a top priority. A key component of the information security architecture of today is the pen test network or penetration testing. Its significance has increased along with the sophistication…

Improving your cyber security to reduce cyber exposure is an ongoing process. Recent data suggests that a cyberattack occurs every 39 seconds. Therefore, an organisation-wide cyber security plan is critical to tackling the constantly changing modern threat landscape...

Did you know that unauthorised individuals within an organisation can cause serious harm to a company’s computer systems and databases? It’s called an insider threat cyber security and a big deal. Sometimes it’s intentional, and sometimes accidental, but it can result in a significant data breach. These attackers may be after financial gain or want to steal valuable trade secrets or intellectual property. To keep your data and business information safe, security teams must cl

There are numerous public and private organisations that may have information about you. This can include something as basic as your contact information or more complex data like your web browsing history. You might be worried about…