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Weekly Cyber Briefing 03.04.2026
Weekly Cyber Update: 03 April 2026
Updates urged for BIG-IP and FortiClient EMS customers; open-source attackers hijack Axios and Telnyx; and the NCSC warns high-risk individuals about Russian messaging threats
Weekly Cyber Briefing 27.03.2026
Weekly Cyber Update: 27 March 2026
A sophisticated supply chain attack compromises Trivy; firms are urged to patch two Citrix flaws; prompt poaching attacks surge; and Tycoon2FA is back up and running
Blogs & Opinions 26.03.2026
Why Cyber Essentials Plus Is a Baseline, Not a Safety Net
Certification won’t stop an attack. Leadership, visibility and continuous improvement will.