Quantum computing is no longer something we can push into the future. It is developing quickly, and while it promises breakthroughs across healthcare, AI, and scientific research, it also introduces a serious challenge for cyber security. For organisations across the UK, this shift is already shaping conversations around post‑quantum cryptography (PQC) and the future of quantum cyber security services. At the heart of that challenge is encryption. The systems we rely on today

Geopolitical Context On 28th February 2026, the United States and Israel initiated Operation Epic Fury (US) / Operation Roaring Lion (Israel), a military campaign against Iranian military infrastructure and their missile capability, which saw Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed. This attack was launched in response to growing concerns about Iran’s nuclear weapons capabilities. The resulting operation rapidly broadened regional and international risk dynamics,

In today’s world, technology has become a vital part of every organisation, regardless of its size or industry. With this technology comes the risk of vulnerabilities that cyber criminals can exploit to steal sensitive information, disrupt…

In the world of cyber security, we talk a lot about “risk” – how to measure and reduce it. It’s often difficult for many organisations to quantify – how can you truly know the impact…

Supply chains are large, complex networks of interconnected systems, processes, and people that facilitate the flow of goods, services, and information from their source to end-user destinations. Across supply chains, various processes such as sourcing, production, logistics, warehousing, and delivery are seamlessly orchestrated to meet consumer demands efficiently. As our supply chains become more complex, such as with geopolitical impacts, customs changes, and the integrati

apphire clients supported to minimise the cost while maximising their awareness of the risks associated with their supply chain Newcastle, UK – 26 March 2024 – Sapphire, the UK-based pure-play cyber…

By Check Point Team In the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity, staying ahead of threats requires constant vigilance and adaptation.

In today’s fast-paced world, we are flooded with information from all directions. Social media, news outlets, and even our devices bombard us with endless data streams. However, have you ever wondered if all this information…

In an era where the federal government increasingly relies on cloud computing to streamline operations, safeguarding the security and privacy of critical data is paramount. That’s where the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)…

Nowadays, targeted and opportunistic cyberattacks occur more often and with greater sophistication. You may encounter dangers like insider threats, supply chain attacks, ransomware, and cyber fraud. Fortunately, you can test the effectiveness of your cyber…

Cloud Estate now hosts a variety of applications, including network security. Maintaining data privacy over cloud networks begins with the infrastructure and cloud providers. Of course, guaranteeing data security for your network should be the…

When cyber threats continue to evolve, it is vital to prioritize cybersecurity in your organisation. Vulnerability scanning effectively enhances your security posture and prevents potential attacks. Identifying and addressing any vulnerabilities in your network and…

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