Features 18.04.2024
Lessons From the xz Utils Supply Chain Attack that Nearly Hacked the World
A Microsoft developer recently discovered one of the most sophisticated software supply chain attacks ever conceived.
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Features 12.04.2024
Insurers Are Taking a Hard Line on Ivanti: Should Customers Be Concerned?
The CEO of Coalition turned heads with his candid “We’ve long declined to organisations using vulnerable Ivanti appliances” comment last week.
Features 03.04.2024
Patching Problems: Why Vendor Security Updates Are Letting Down Customers
The MOVEit file transfer software impacted tens of millions of end customers
Features 14.03.2024
Gone in (less than) 60 Seconds: How My Mercedes was Hacked and Stolen While My Family Slept
A month ago, my car was hacked and stolen in the middle of the night. So, for the first (and hopefully last) time, I’m the subject of my own article. First things first: If specifying the make of my car in the title comes across as crass, that is not my intent. I did it […]
Features 12.03.2024
Software Security Liability Regimes: The Good, The Bad and the Buggy
Untangling the nuances of liability regimes for software makers that rush code to market.
Features 27.02.2024
UN Cybercrime Treaty: Harmful to Research?
What if, in order to try to deter cybercrime, the result is to deter cybersecurity researchers?
Features 13.02.2024
Unpatched Patches: Three Critical Patches that Just Keep Bleeding
Unpatched issues can result in dire consequences, as the worst flaws of recent times show. Kate O’Flaherty considers the podium of recent unpatched flaws and questions why firms are so slow to patch Patching: You can’t live with it, but you definitely can’t live without it. And as many firms have discovered, failing to patch […]
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.”
Blogs & Opinions 30.01.2024
Pen Testing v Ethical Hacking: Which is Better?
Which is more effective in improving a company’s cybersecurity posture?
Features 18.01.2024
What Not To Do: 23andMe Post-Breach Comms Review
The decision that 23andMe took to blame the victims for a serious data breach has baffled many cybersecurity and PR experts
Features 23.11.2023
The Great Cyber Attack Silence
Silence is golden. Except when it comes to cyber attacks…
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
Features 31.08.2023
Supply Chain Risk: Log4j, SolarWinds, What’s Next?
Supply chain risk is responsible for a lot of those big-ticket cyber headlines. What can you do about it?
Interviews 21.08.2023
Getting to know: Marten Mickos
The CEO of HackerOne delivers huge growth and controversial opinions. He loves hackers, but hates cybersecurity. Eleanor Dallaway got to know Marten, and so should you.