Blogs & Opinions 05.12.2024
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Blogs & Opinions 28.11.2024
The Shifting Sands of Ransomware in 2024: Who’s Who and What’s New?
Among the shifting ransomware ecosystem landscape, two new groups are worth noting.
Features 08.10.2024
Critical Infrastructure Under Cyber Siege
60% of UK CNI organisations have experienced ransomware over the previous year
Features 03.10.2024
Game Over? Cybersecurity Threats Surge in Online Gaming
Are your employees gamers? And if so, what does that mean for your security posture?
Interviews 01.10.2024
Five Minutes With: A Technical Director
How does one transition from windsurfing instructor to cybersecurity tech director? Dan Bridges knows…
Features 26.09.2024
AI Autopsy: The Long Road to Recovery for the British Library
The British Library has shared a detailed report of the 2023 cyber incident and its aftermath. Assured Intelligence picks out the highlights for our autopsy report
Interviews 04.06.2024
Five Minutes With: An Associate Professor and University Reader in Cybersecurity
Dr Jason Nurse names AI as the biggest unsolved problem in cybersecurity. And he believes that good cybersecurity training is the bare minimum for improving cybersecurity posture.
Interviews 23.05.2024
Five Minutes With: A Chief Security Authority
BT’s Dave Harcourt is optimistic about AI, hates the cybersecurity ‘ivory tower,’ and cherishes the time he spent working with NCSC’s Ian Levy.
Blogs & Opinions 16.05.2024
Solving the Cyber Skills Shortage In-House
Peter Danhieux shares three best practices to consider when developing an internal upskilling programme.
Features 14.05.2024
Lessons in Cybersecurity for the Education Sector
Education was the most attacked sector in the UK in the last six months
Features 07.05.2024
‘;– Have I been Clwned? An Assured AI Voice Cloning Experiment
We used AI to clone the voices of myself and our CEO to launch a targeted phishing attack on an Assured team member!
Blogs & Opinions 02.05.2024
Security Culture: Out With Ephemeral, In With a Lasting Psychological Approach
What exactly is a security culture and how can organisations build and maintain one?
Features 05.03.2024
Business Email Compromise: How Not to Lose $121m Like Google and Facebook
How BEC is becoming a bigger threat and what you can do about it
Features 08.02.2024
The NCSC’s Artificial Intelligence Warning: What Next for CISOs?
The latest report from the NCSC claims AI will “almost certainly increase the volume and heighten the impact of cyber attacks over the next two years.”
Interviews 23.01.2024
Getting to Know: Lisa Forte
There’s @LisaForteUK. And then there’s Lisa Forte. Most people only know the former, but Eleanor Dallaway met the ‘real Lisa Forte’ for a walls down heart-to-heart.
Features 02.01.2024
Voice Cloning: The (£27m) Cost of a Stolen Voice
When an AI-enabled voice cloning cyber attack fools a branch manager into transferring £27m out of the business, it’s time to pay attention to the new cyber weapon
Features 19.12.2023
Around the Cybersecurity World in 365 Days
There’s no such thing as a quiet year on planet cybersecurity. This year’s headlines are next year’s lessons
Blogs & Opinions 12.12.2023
What the UK Can Learn From German Employee Cybersecurity Training
Sometimes the apples really are greener…
Features 30.11.2023
The British Library Attack: Are Ransomware Actors Inflating the Severity of Attacks?
Is there any such thing as ransomware that’s ‘not so bad’?
Blogs & Opinions 28.11.2023
What Does the ‘Brain Drain’ Mean for Cybersecurity?
The bulk of skills shortages in cybersecurity are for experienced personnel. But why?
Features 23.11.2023
The Great Cyber Attack Silence
Silence is golden. Except when it comes to cyber attacks…
Features 21.11.2023
The 2023 Sony Breaches: 5 Important Takeaways
Sony’s reputation has taken a bashing over the last few months after it was hit by two high-profile breaches.
Features 16.11.2023
Harpooning the Whale: Why BEC is the Scourge of the Time-Poor C-Suite
Fraudsters continue to adapt their business email compromise techniques to make a fortune
Features 14.11.2023
Understanding the UK Cybersecurity Professional Standard
Advocates for the professional standard envision creating a clear career path through a complex and disjointed cybersecurity industry.
Features 07.11.2023
Black Friday: How Retailers Can Get Through the Cyber Turbulence Unscathed
The high-stakes, high-traffic days of Black Friday and Cyber Monday promise skyrocketing sales but also lurking cyber attacks
Blogs & Opinions 03.11.2023
Insider Threats: A Proactive Protection Strategy
Keep your friends close, and your insiders closer…
Features 10.10.2023
Unlocking the Mind: The Psychology of Password Creation
Is a successful password strategy the tech equivalent of the Holy Grail?
Features 05.10.2023
Home-Grown Trouble: Five of the Biggest Insider Threats of 2023
Edward Snowden put the term ‘insider threat’ firmly on the map in 2013. A decade later, insiders are still running amok…
Blogs & Opinions 03.10.2023
Chinese Espionage is Back on Track: What Businesses Need to Know
The stakes just got higher in the world of cyber espionage.
Features 26.09.2023
PSNI Breaches: The Real Cost of Security Failure
Given Northern Ireland’s deeply troubled political climate, the stakes are high in the aftermath of the PSNI breaches
Features 14.09.2023
The Five Worst Cybersecurity Holes of 2023
Patching security holes is an exhausting but essential part of risk management. Assured Intelligence looks at some of 2023’s biggest security flaws
Blogs & Opinions 29.08.2023
Four Ways AI is Being Used to Supercharge Cyber Crime (and How to Use it in Defence)
The AI technology used to execute next-gen social engineering attacks can also be deployed to defend against them. Here’s how to be on the right side of it…
Events 26.08.2023
Grab the Mic: Women in Cyber 2023
Assured Intelligence is delighted to announce the launch of a brand-new women in cybersecurity event coming to London this September.
Blogs & Opinions 08.08.2023
Is your Board Paying Cybersecurity Lip Service?
Cyber risk is increasingly prevalent as a Boardroom topic, but just talking about it isn’t enough…
Features 03.08.2023
Do You Need to Worry About Spyware?
If you don’t know where you stand with the spyware threat, read on…
Features 13.07.2023
Five Cyber Scams That Could Fool Even the Savviest Victim
There are five categories of cyber scams that can fool even the shrewdest of people. Here’s how not to get caught out.
Features 04.07.2023
Know Your Enemy: The Nation-States Provoking a Hundred Cyber Battles
How can organisations bolster their cybersecurity against nation-state threats?
Interviews 27.06.2023
Getting to Know: Rik Ferguson
Disclaimer: This interview took place over fish, chips, and a good old-fashioned pint. Or two. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: Rik Ferguson.
Blogs & Opinions 19.04.2023
ChatGPT for the Legal Industry: Friend or Foe?
The legal sector has much to gain from using ChatGPT but also much to lose. Lawrence Perret-Hall weighs up the advantages and disadvantages
Features 13.04.2023
Mindfulness: A Weapon Against Cyber Threats?
The human operating system is flawed and leaves people vulnerable to cyber attack. But mindfulness might be a defence mechanism, finds Etashe Linto