Here are my top 10 cyber security challenges for 2025. It would have been just as easy to write a top 20 or a top 50. The threats we have aren’t going away and the new threats which are emerging aren’t new, just becoming more common. This article isn’t about educating you to the risk, many column inches have been spent on them, I simply aim to provoke the question: “What is your plan?”. AI-Powered – The light and the dark. Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to create

Transforming Third-Party Risk Management with Threat Intelligence Traditionally the primary mechanism for managing down cyber supply chain risk has been through preventative measures. Due diligence review of a new vendor or supplier requires the completion…

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

Four Challenges and Four Solutions to Improve Resilience It’s no secret that cyber threat actors are hungry for customer data. According to IBM, data theft and leak was the most common impact for…

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 the intricate dance of modern Supply Chain Management, the choreography involves many players, each contributing a unique note to the symphony of operations.

You’re undoubtedly at least familiar with the activities in third-party risk management. Organisations rely on third-party vendors, service providers, and suppliers to meet operational needs. Although these collaborations have significant advantages, they expose organisations to…

With the rapid changes in how organisations work driven by external factors such as COVID-19 and rapid demands placed on IT teams, the potential for vulnerabilities to occur has increased. This has raised the associated risk of becoming a victim of high-impact cyber-attacks. Network security standards are constantly changing, and cybersecurity challenges keep security teams busy...

The increased digitisation of our world means the threat of cyberattacks and data breaches continues to grow. No organisation is immune to the risks of cybersecurity threats. In fact, a recent study shows the average…